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Augarten

The baroque park at the end of the street: avenues of chestnuts and limes, lawns, playing fields and the two flak towers.

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10 min on foot from home
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Open to the public since 1775
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Fifty-two hectares of park at the end of the street

Emperor Joseph II opened the Augarten to the public in 1775, with the inscription over the gate: a place of recreation for all people, from one who esteems them.

Today it is fifty-two hectares of avenues, lawns and playing fields, and the two concrete flak towers from the war standing over the trees. Our building is named after its chestnuts.

A long avenue of trees in the Augarten with a concrete flak tower rising at the end

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