Always associated with the imperial palaces and Sissi, Vienna is also the birthplace of the “Secession”, one of the most important artistic movements of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries, which laid the foundations of Austrian modernism. Among its members are Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka the most famous. On our city tour we will visit the Belvedere Palace, now the National Art Gallery. Among its treasures we will see the masterpiece of Viennese modernism, the painting “The Kiss” by Gustav Klimt. Then we will go to the Secession building, where we will admire another of the key works of Austrian art, “The Beethoven Frieze”, in which Klimt also put images to the Ninth Symphony of the composer Ludwig von Beethoven. On the way we will see other modernist works such as the Pavilion and Houses by Otto Wagner, as well as the most outstanding buildings of the city, such as the Opera House, the Hofburg or Winter Palace, the Museum of Fine Arts and its twin Museum of Natural History, the Parliament, the Town Hall or the Votive Church, among others. We will end the tour having a coffee break in a typical Viennese coffee house to enjoy a coffee accompanied by the famous Sacher cake.
Free afternoon.