HOFBURG Vienna
Großer Redoutensaal
Vienna, Austria
History & context
Built: 1740–1748 · Nicolò Pacassi and others
Later work: Restored after 1992 fire; reopened 1997
Congress of Vienna ball culture; Beethoven's 8th Symphony premiered in Redoutensäle context
Phrase 'The Congress dances' associated with Congress of Vienna social whirl
Imperial palace / redoute wing
Use & features
Historic Redoute halls for masked balls and concerts
Frequently asked questions
What kind of floor does HOFBURG Vienna have?
The floor at HOFBURG Vienna is recorded as "Event/historic floor".
Is the dance space at HOFBURG Vienna indoor or outdoor?
HOFBURG Vienna is an indoor dance venue.
Can I rent HOFBURG Vienna for a dance event?
Yes, HOFBURG Vienna can be hired for events. For pricing and availability, see https://www.hofburg.com
Is HOFBURG Vienna available for weddings?
Yes, HOFBURG Vienna hosts weddings. Confirm details with the venue before planning.
Is HOFBURG Vienna open to the public?
Our record for public access at HOFBURG Vienna reads "Private hire; public via events". Check the venue's own site for current opening hours and ticketing.
Where is HOFBURG Vienna located?
HOFBURG Vienna is located in Vienna, Austria at Heldenplatz, 1010 Wien, Austria.
When was HOFBURG Vienna built?
Construction of HOFBURG Vienna began in 1740 and was completed in 1748. The architect of record is Nicolò Pacassi and others. Later work: Restored after 1992 fire; reopened 1997.
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