Dominikanerkloster

The inner city is rich in sacred buildings, many are prominently located, some are more off the beaten tourist paths. Santa Maria Rotunda and its monastery is one of them. Built as a branch of the Dominicans in Vienna in the early 13th century, the church and convent are architectural witnesses of the city's eventful history.

© Photos: Dieter Henkel

AkteurInnen:

Architektur: Kloster unbekannt
Kirche: Cypriano Biasino, Antonio Canevale und Jacopo Spacio
Umbauten Dominikanerhof: Kurt Klaudy, Anton Liebe und Georg Lippert
Umbauten Veranstaltungssaal, Foyer, Portal 1988: Elsa Prochazka

  • Sacral
  • Open on Saturday

Adresse:

1010 Wien, Postgasse 4

Öffnungszeiten:

Sa 10 - 17 Uhr

Erreichbarkeit:

U3 Stubentor
U1/U4 Schwedenplatz

Baujahr:

1225-1937

Links:

http://wien.dominikaner.org/