Palais Dietrichstein-Ulfeld, Baroque palace at Minoritenplatz, Vienna, Austria
The palace features a three-way chamfered facade with baroque-classical elements, banded base, and alternating segmented and triangular window pediments.
Count Anton Cortiz Ulfeld purchased the property in 1753, and architect Franz Anton Hillebrand transformed two early baroque buildings into this palace by 1755.
The ceremonial hall from 1755 displays rococo-style stucco ceilings, while the empire salon contains mythological reliefs above the doorways.
The building currently houses part of the Federal Chancellery of Austria and opens to the public only during National Day celebrations.
The central axis bears an attic gable crowned with putti relief, flanked by figures representing Chronos and Memoria.
GPS coordinates: 48.20933,16.36296
Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:55
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