Volksgarten (Wien)

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aerial view

English: The Volksgarten (meaning "folks' park") is a public parc in the Innere Stadt, the First District of Vienna. It is famous for its rose garden, the Theseustemple (1823) by Peter von Nobile and the monument for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sissi) (1907) by Friedrich Ohmann. There are also statues of the poets Franz Grillparzer (1889) and Karl von Hasenauer, and for the sculptor Hans Bitterlich.

General views[edit]

Modell, 1845
Volksgarten, < 1846
rose cv. 'Piccadilly'
cv. 'Cesar'
cv. 'Nationalstolz'
'Perle vom Wienerwald', a climbing cultivar
'Die Welt'; background: the Rathaus
view on the Volksgarten; in the background : Grillparzer monument
The rose garden; background: the Burgtheater
The rose garden; background: Burgtheater & Minoritenkirche
cv. 'Werners Liebling'; background: the Rathaus
Volksgartenbrunnen
Volksgartenbrunnen
Volksgartenbrunnen
Naturdenkmal Platane, March
Naturdenkmal Platane, Sept.
Volksgarten; background : Naturhistorisches Museum
View on the Volksgarten from the roof of the Burgtheater
Café Meierei

Monuments[edit]

Empress Elisabeth monument[edit]

See also: Kaiserin Elisabeth-Denkmal (Wien) & Category:Empress Elisabeth monument (Volksgarten)

Grillparzer monument[edit]

See also: Grillparzer Denkmal (Wien) & Category:Grillparzer monument, Vienna

before 1898
Monument for the poet Franz Grillparzer

Theseustemple[edit]

See also: Category:Theseustempel

in 1905
Volksgarten with Theseus temple
after restauration, Feb. 2012
2014

Tilgnerbrunnen[edit]

See also: Tilgnerbrunnen (syn. Tryton- und Nymphen-Brunnen)

Triton und Nymphe

Roses[edit]

See also: Rosengarten, Volksgarten

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Volksgarten, Vienna