Music collection of the Vienna City Library. It contains autographs and historic editions, specializing in Viennese music and musicians. See https://www.wienbibliothek.at/bestaende-sammlungen/musiksammlung

Beethoven lived here from 1795 till maybe around 1800.

Beethoven lived here from 1804 till 1808 and from 1810 till 1814. A Beethoven museum has now been created in the rooms where he lived.

The Institute for Music Science. Anton Brucker teached here 1868-1890.

Cultural center. Franz Liszt stayed here in 1869. Von Biber played violin in the “Schotten” Church.

Site of the old Gaststätte “Zum Römischen Kaiser”. Beethoven stayed here 1816-1817. In 1818 Schubert had his first public performance here with “Ouvertüre im italienischen Stil”.

The young Wolfgang Mozart played here. Fürst Ferdinand Kinsky was an important supporter of Beethoven. Schubert gave his last house concert here on 7 July 1828, with Fürstin Charlotte Kinsky as the only attendant.

According to the plaque, Beethoven is supposed to have lived here 1815-1817. However, this is not correct. He lived here around 1800.

In the summer of 1773, Mozart and his father stayed here, in the house of Gottlieb Fischer.

In October 1762, Mozart performed here, at the residence of Thomas Count Vincinguerra Collalto. In 1741 Vivaldi stayed here too.

In 1844 Johann Strauß jr. premiered his first composition here: the graduale “Tu, qui regis”.

Site of the house where Wolfgang Mozart and his family lived in 1789-1790.

Site of the house where Wolfgang Mozart composed his “Entführung aus dem Serail” in 1781. His future wife, Constanze Weber, live nearby.

Site of the Schönbrunner Haus, where Alban Berg was born in 1885.

In 1979 frescos were discovered here, depicting scenes from song of the Minnesanger Neidhart. See http://www.burgenkunde.at/veranstaltungen/ausstellungen/neidhart_fresken/neidhart_fresken.htm and https://www.wien.info/en/locations/neidhart-frescoes

Schubert lived here 1810-1812, together with his friend Mayrhofer.

As choirboys, Joseph and Michael Haydn have frequently sung here, in the Salvatorkapelle of the old city hall (altes Rathaus).

The Ankeruhr or “Kunstuhr” (Art clock) from 1914 in Jugendstil (Sezession) shows prominent figures from Viennese history. Joseph Haydn and Walther von der Vogelweide represent the music history.

The bagpipe player and folk singer Marx Augustin, who wrote the famous son “O, du lieber Augustin”, was a regular visitor here. There is also a wall that contains autographs of famous visitors, like Haydn, Schubert, Beethoven, Strauß, Brahms and Wagner, though it is not certain if these signatures are all authentic.

Birthplace of Carl Ditters (2 November 1739), who was later called Ditters von Ditterdorf. The front of the house is of later date.