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Hotels near Secession
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Hotel Ananas - Austria Trend | 0.0 miles
Real Traveler Rating: 2.8 out of 5 based on 2 reviews from 2 sources
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Mercure Secession Wien | 0.1 miles
Real Traveler Rating: 3.9 out of 5 based on 8 reviews from 3 sources
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"This is a great hotel!" — source Expedia
" As for the location of the hotel, it was fine, except that no useful advice was given as to how to get from the U-bahn to the hotel, a hike of about 2km." — source Venere
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BW HOTEL BEETHOVEN | 0.1 miles
HOTELYEAR BUILT 1904 YEAR REMODELED 2000ADDITIONAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION BEST WESTERN HOTEL BEETHOVEN IS A CENTRALLY LOCATED, QUIET, COMFORTABLE HOTEL. 2 LOUNGES PATIO MEETING ROOMS CONCIERGE TICKET SERVI... more
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Best Western Hotel Beethoven | 0.1 miles
Real Traveler Rating: 5.0 out of 5 based on 1 review from 1 source
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Le Meridien Vienna | 0.2 miles
Real Traveler Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 21 reviews from 5 sources
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"This is the best hotel I ever been into and I have been to several 4 stars before." — source Priceline
" For a high-end hotel, I did not have the best experience." — source Expedia
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"Excellent hotel, nice and kind employees." — source Venere
" The rooms were spacious and clean and although I had a room directly on the Opernring (3rd floor)the noise was acceptable even with the window open all night." — source Venere
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" However the hotel is expensive;" — source Venere
" Our room was spacious, clean and comfortable." — source Venere
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DERAG CITY APARTMENTS VIENNA | 0.2 miles
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Hotel Drei Kronen Vienna | 0.2 miles
Year Built 1894 Year Remodeled 1999The Hotel Was Built By The Famous Architect IgnazDrapala. Constructed In The Style Of Late Historicism,The Building Also Contains Elements Of The BaroqueEpoche. As Symbol For The Austro... more
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Drei Kronen Hotel City | 0.2 miles
This cosy and charming 3-star hotel offers an excellent location in the centre of Vienna, in the immediate vicinity of the State Opera, the Naschmarkt and the Ringstraße. more
More information on Secession
... in 1895-1896, the magnificent Secession building was conceived as a gallery for the movement of the same name, including artists such as Klimt, Schiele and Otto Wagner, which represented a break with the traditional Historicist school. ...
Credit Cards Accepted
visa,mastercardDirections
U-Bahn: Karlsplatz
Area
On the western side of Karlsplatz
Hours
Tues-Sun 10am-6pm; Thurs 10am-8pm
Information by yahoo.comReal Travelers who have been to Secession
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bridgetw in Belvedere said…; In my paper, I would like to explore how the artists of the Secession illustrate mental illnesses in a rather abstract… continue reading »
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Amelia in Mosaics, Crown Jewels, Strawberry Desserts, and Cinnamon Foot Scrub said… and mores of the Victorian Era and the tradition art of the Academy. Before the Secession’s efforts to bring modern art to acceptance… continue reading »
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IUP Cook Honors College in Dr. Christian Glanz delivered a fascinating, informative lecture this morning. said… the Secession museum and the Haus der Musik in the afternoon. The Secession museum contained some difficult pieces. The Beethoven frieze… continue reading »
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IUP Cook Honors College in A fascinating morning lecture from Lonnie Johnson, a trip to the Vienna Folklore Museum, and a fun afternoon trip to the Belvedere Palace. said
…. The works of human genius are so incredible. My viewing of the works of various numbers of the secession movement was marvelous… continue reading »
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IUP Cook Honors College in Fin-de-siècle Music Lecture, Beethoven Frieze, the Hause der Musik, and the Lieder Concert said
… form the Secession building, we went to the Hause der Musik, and a bunch of us went to the lieder concert. It was an amazing day… continue reading »
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sconic in Klimt and Koalas oh my said… classical painting with a weird photograph, sometimes in the same theme! We also went to the Secession building, a crazy art nouveau… continue reading »