Imperial Mausoleum in Vienna: photos, reviews

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The Imperial Crypt is located beneath the Capuchin Church and is intended for the burial of members of the former ruling dynasty of Austria, the Habsburgs. Here, 149 members of the Habsburg dynasty, including 12 emperors and 19 empresses and queens, have found their final resting place. Burials in the crypt continue to this day: the most recent one took place on July 16, 2011, when Otto von Habsburg, the last crown prince from the House of Habsburg, was laid to rest here. The Imperial Crypt is divided into 9 smaller crypts, as well as a chapel, where the wife of Emperor Karl I, Empress Zita of Bourbon-Parma, and one of their sons are interred. It was customary to place the hearts of the Habsburgs in silver urns in the Heart Crypt at the Augustinian Church, while other internal organs were buried in copper urns in the Ducal Crypt beneath St. Stephen's Cathedral.

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5.50 EUR

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Wheelchair accessible

4.6

based on 11,614 reviews

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What is the address of Imperial Mausoleum?
Imperial Mausoleum is located at Tegetthoffstraße, 2, 1010, Vienna, Austria.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Tram stop Rathausplatz, Burgtheater (890 m walk)
- Subway station Stephansplatz (288 m walk)
- Transit station Landstraße (1.17 km walk)
- Bus station Burgring (508 m walk)
- Train station Wien Mitte-Landstraße Bahnhof (1.1 km walk)
How is Imperial Mausoleum rated by visitors?
Imperial Mausoleum has an average rating of 4.6 based on 11,614 reviews across platforms such as Google.

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Imperial Mausoleum in Vienna

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