Neue Aula, Assembly hall in Innere Stadt, Vienna, Austria
Neue Aula is an assembly hall in Vienna's city center containing multiple lecture halls and meeting spaces within a baroque structure featuring pillars, arches, and vaulted ceilings. The interior combines historic architectural features with rooms of varying sizes designed for different events.
The structure dates to the 17th century when it was originally built as a Jesuit college before becoming part of the university. It underwent major restoration work between 2003 and 2006 to preserve its original architecture while incorporating modern facilities.
The top floor houses a baroque Jesuit theater that has been integral to the building since its creation. Visitors can experience the original decoration and feel of this historic performance space.
The hall is accessible on weekdays and functions primarily as a venue for university lectures and gatherings. Visitors should note that opening hours may vary depending on the event schedule.
The building contains a decorative wall fountain featuring a statue of a young boy with a dolphin, a detail many visitors overlook. This artistic fountain adds to the subtle artistic character of the baroque space.
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