One of Vienna's most beautiful palaces is the Ferstel Palace, which overlooks Frejung Square and the Herengasse Street, also famous for its palaces. And Ferstel's palace is just one of them. This building recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. It is unusual that the house was named not in honor of its owner, but in honor of its architect, thus perpetuating his name.
The palace in the style of the Florentine-Venetian Renaissance was built for the Austro-Hungarian Bank. There was also a stock exchange, and in 1877 the famous Caf? Central, which attracted many famous people with its impressive setting.
Nowadays, the palace is used in many ways. Concerts are held here, the premises are rented out. On the ground floor there are antique shops, a chocolate museum, various shops and still calling for a cup of coffee Caf? Central.
The palace in the style of the Florentine-Venetian Renaissance was built for the Austro-Hungarian Bank. There was also a stock exchange, and in 1877 the famous Caf? Central, which attracted many famous people with its impressive setting.
Nowadays, the palace is used in many ways. Concerts are held here, the premises are rented out. On the ground floor there are antique shops, a chocolate museum, various shops and still calling for a cup of coffee Caf? Central.
Translated automatically from Ukrainian. View original
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