Weber possibly stayed here in 1822, when his Freischütz was performed. In 1826-27 meeting place for the so-called Schubertianer. Later Brahms was a regular visitor. Grillparzer lived here 1800-1812.

Oldest surviving organ in Vienna. Built 1642 by Johann Wöckherl. see http://www.woeckherl-orgel.wien/ and https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C3%B6ckherl-Orgel_in_Wien

Meeting place for a.o. Beethoven, Grillparzer and Weber (Ludlamshöhle). Beethoven lived here 1802-21.

On this site stood the house where W.A. Mozart died. It was demolished in 1874. Mozart also wrote his Requiem and Die Zauberflöte here.

Mozart’s Requiem was performed here on 3 January 1793. In 1797 and 1798 Beethoven cooperated in two concerts.

Pictures of Lehár and facsimiles of his music are shown on the walls of the hotel.

This house belonged to the second violinist of the Schuppanzig String Quartet, whose daughter married Alexander Köchert. The latter invited many composers into his house, like Bruckner, Brahms, and Mahler. Ravel also stayed here; after this visit he wrote his La Valse.

First house of Johann Strauß jr. after he married Jetty (1862).

A plaque commemorating some famous composers who visited the hotel: Clara Schumann, Johannes Brahms, Franz Liszt, Anton Rubinstein, Richard Wagner, Eduard Grieg. The Mozart family stayed here in 1767, but that was in a different building on this site. See https://www.kaiserinelisabeth.at/en/history/prominent-guests/

Schubert lived here in 1822 and 1823. His friend Franz von Schober and his family also lived in this building. Here Schubert wrote a.o. his Rosamunde and the Unfinished Symphony.

On this site stood the house where Antonio Salieri lived en died.

House of Conradin Kreutzer (1840).

Famous music shop. The first music shop here was established in 1817, by Friedrich Mainzer. In 1857 it was bought by Ludwig Doblinger. Bernhard Herzmansky took over in 1867. See https://www.doblinger.at/

Palais of count Esterházy. Joseph Haydn stayed here on many occasions, and lived here in 1767.

Liszt plaque on the site of the famous Bösendorfersaal, which was on this spot from 1872 till 1913. Many famous musicians performed here.

Plaque on the site of the house where Chopin lived during a short stay in Vienna (1829, 1830). Diabelli had a music publishing company in the same house.

Several well-known people have lived here: librettist Pietro Metastasio, Marianne de Martines, Nicola Porpora, Joseph Haydn

Grave of Pietro Meastasio. In the entrance of the church are bronze reliefs commemorating the first perfomance of parts of Mozart’s Requiem in this church, a few days after his death, on 10 December 1791. The organ was built in 1714 by Johann Daniel Sieber. It has three manual keyboards, one pedalboard, and 40 stops.

House of E.S. Engelsberg (Eduard Schön), who was politician, poet and composer of choral music for male choirs.

Galata Museum of the sea is the largest and most innovative maritime museum of the Mediterranean Sea and it includes a full-scale Genoese galley (33 meters long) of the 17th century and a brigantine-schooner of the 19th century.The Museum also displays 6000 original objects in its 23 rooms, enabling you to completely immerse yourself in the history of sea navigation. The exhibition goes on with the voyages of Italian emigrants on board of steamships heading towards North America, Brazil and Argentina. There is also a part dedicated to contemporary migration movements.