Discover the Melodic Legacy at Schubert's House
Explore Schubert's House in Vienna, a historical landmark celebrating the life of the iconic composer through music, artifacts, and intimate performances.
Located in the charming Alsergrund district of Vienna, Schubert's House stands as a poignant reminder of the city's rich musical heritage. This historical landmark was once the residence of the renowned composer Franz Schubert, who created some of his most celebrated works within its walls. As you enter, you’ll be enveloped in an atmosphere that reverberates with the sounds of symphonies and lieder, inviting you to explore the life of a musical genius. The house is not just a museum; it’s a sanctuary of art and inspiration, showcasing personal artifacts, letters, and original manuscripts that provide a window into Schubert's creative process. Visitors can stroll through the elegantly furnished rooms, each thoughtfully curated to reflect the early 19th-century Vienna where Schubert lived. The knowledgeable staff often conduct guided tours, sharing fascinating anecdotes and insights about the composer’s life, his struggles, and his triumphs. Additionally, the intimate setting allows for a deeper appreciation of the music that has captivated audiences for generations. Don't miss the chance to attend one of the live music events held regularly, where the melodies of Schubert fill the air, offering a truly immersive experience. Whether you are a classical music aficionado or simply curious about Vienna's cultural offerings, Schubert's House is an essential stop on your travel itinerary. It not only celebrates the life of a remarkable composer but also invites you to connect with the timeless beauty of his music in the very space where it was created.
Local tips
- Check the schedule for live music events to enhance your visit with a performance of Schubert's works.
- Consider joining a guided tour for deeper insights into Schubert's life and the historical context of his music.
- Visit during the weekday mornings for a quieter experience and more opportunities to explore the exhibits.
A brief summary to Schubert's house
- Säulengasse 3, Vienna, Alsergrund, 1090, AT
Getting There
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Walking
If you're already in Alsergrund, head towards the nearest major street, which is Alserbachstraße. From there, walk south towards the intersection with Währinger Straße. Continue straight until you see the signs for Säulengasse. Turn left onto Säulengasse and walk down the street. Schubert's house is located at number 3, which will be on your left-hand side. Look for the historical marker indicating its significance.
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Public Transport (Tram)
If you're farther away, you can take the tram. Find the nearest tram stop for line 43 or 44. Board the tram heading towards the direction of 'Dornbach' for line 43 or 'Hütteldorfer Straße' for line 44. Get off at the 'Alserstraße' stop. From there, walk east along Alserstraße until you reach the intersection with Säulengasse. Turn right onto Säulengasse, and Schubert's house will be at number 3 on your left. A single tram ticket costs around €2.40.
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Public Transport (Metro)
Another option is to use the U-Bahn (metro). Find the nearest U-Bahn station, which could be 'Alser Straße' on line U6. Take the U6 towards 'Floridsdorf' and get off at the 'Alser Straße' station. From there, exit the station and head east on Alserstraße until you reach Säulengasse. Turn right onto Säulengasse, and you will find Schubert's house at number 3 on your left. A single metro ticket also costs around €2.40.
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Wien Museum Schubert's Birthplace
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Liechtensteinpark
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Strudlhofstiege
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Gartenpalais Liechtenstein
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Friedensbrücke
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Das WERK
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Narrenturm - Pathologisch-anatomische Sammlung
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Spittelau incinerator
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Delicious Vienna - Food Tour City Tour
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Heichal Menachem Synagogue
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Sigmund Freud Museum
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Beethoven's House (Memorial plaque)
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Währinger Schubertpark
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Schlumberger Escape Room
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Votiv Park
