6 June 2008 – 18 November 2008

Oases of silence. The great landscape gardens of central Europe

From 6 June 2008 the LIECHTENSTEIN MUSEUM is presenting an exhibition about the history, design and creation of the great landscape gardens of Central Europe. Displayed in the former Ladies' Apartments and the Library at the Liechtenstein summer palace, the scope of the exhibition ranges from early examples such as the Prater in Vienna or the park of the imperial palace at Laxenburg, where parts of the extensive imperial hunting reserves were opened to the public, to the gardens situated on the eastern fringes of the Vienna Woods (Kahlenberg, Leopoldsberg, Gallitzinberg and Predigtstuhl, Neuwaldegg, Hinterbrühl), the estates at Schönau/Triesting, Vösendorf, Bruck/Leitha, Eisenstadt and Göllersdorf, and the great landscape gardens created by the Liechtenstein family in northern Lower Austria and southern Moravia.

Address

Liechtenstein Museum Wien
Fürstengasse 1
1090 Wien
phone +43 1 31 95 76 70
http://www.liechtensteinmuseum.at

Opening Hours

Friday - Tuesday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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