Casa natal de Franz Xaver Flamm. https://www.tips.at/nachrichten/ottenschlag/land-leute/490118-gedenktafel-am-geburtshaus-von-komponist-franz-xaver-flamm

The Hofkapelle resided in the Hofburg, and is responsible for the church music since 1498. After the end of the monarchy in 1918, the republic took over the institution. Schubert sang here as a choir boy, and among the organists were Bruckner and Albrechtsberger. The Hofkapelle can still be heard during masses on Sundays.

Built in 1660 by emperor Leopold I, who also composed.

Gottfried von Einem lived here until his death on 12 July 1996.

The “Redoutensäle” are the site of many balls and concerts.

Count Pallavicini lived in this pallace. Beethoven dedicated his seventh symphony to him, and Schubert his Gretchen am Spinnrade. This was also the site of the curious musical duel between Beethoven and Pinsel Steibelt.

Here. on 1 May 1781, Mozart played his complete Nozze di Figaro to a selected company. Mozart also performed here as a child, together with his sister, in 1762.

Protestant church (Evangelische Kirche) with an organ built by Deutschman in 1808. The funeral services for Brahms and Johann Strauß jr. were held in this church. Schönberg was baptized here (1898), and Alban Berg married here in 1911.

Premiere of Beethoven’s Eroica (1805), his fourth symphony, and his violin sonata op. 96. Now a Theater Museum.

Theatre museum, including operas.

Premiere of Bruckner’s mass in f minor (1872), conducted by the composer. Schubert sang here as a choir boy, and later also worked here. Weekly on Sundays, and on festive days, live music during masses (e.g. masses by Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, and many more).

Important music library with many autographs. See https://www.onb.ac.at/bibliothek/sammlungen/musik

Statue of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart by Victor Tilgner (1896).

Large collection of historic musical instruments, especially from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. See https://www.khm.at/besuchen/sammlungen/sammlung-alter-musikinstrumente/

Death place of operetta composer Franz von Suppé.

Robert Stoltz lived here 1935-1938 and 1946-1975.

House of Alma Schindler-Mahler, composer and wife of Gustav Mahler. She was also mistress of other famous artists (Gropius, Kokoschka, Werfel). She lived here from 1914 till 1931.

Statue of empress Maria-Theresia. At her feet we also find Wolfgang Mozart (as a child), Joseph Haydn, Gluck, and Baron van Swieten.

Statue of Johann Strauß and Josef Lanner, creators of the Viennese Waltz.

Eduard Strauß, the youngest of the Strauß sons, lived here form 1886 till his death on 28 December 1916.