Palais Salm, City palace in Landstraße district, Vienna, Austria
Palais Salm is a three-story city palace in Vienna's third district, marked by a classical facade with central columns and a stone balcony. The structure includes a Biedermeier courtyard surrounded by single-story buildings that create an enclosed interior space.
The palace was built between 1828 and 1832 by architect Alois Ignaz Göll on the site of a former stable belonging to a neighboring palace. Its construction occurred during Vienna's Biedermeier architectural period.
The interior reflects the refined taste of Viennese aristocracy through its decorative details and craftsmanship. These elements are visible today and show how wealthy families expressed their status through their homes.
The palace is located on Salmgasse street in Vienna's third district and currently houses private apartments and office spaces. The facade can be viewed from the street, though interior access is not available to the public.
The building preserves an original grand staircase with heavy wooden paneling that is rarely seen in this form in Vienna. This interior feature represents exceptional craftsmanship from the early 19th century.
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