Hansi Niese Monument: A Tribute to Viennese Charm
A tribute to the beloved Viennese actress Hansi Niese, celebrating her contributions to popular theatre near the Volkstheater.
The Hansi Niese Monument in Vienna commemorates Johanna "Hansi" Niese, a beloved actress and singer (1875-1934) known for her comedic timing and connection with audiences. The stone half-figure, created by Josef Müllner in 1938, was unveiled in 1952 in the green space next to the Volkstheater, honoring her contributions to Viennese popular theatre.
A brief summary to Hansi-Niese-Denkmal
- Volkstheater U, 1070, Vienna, Neubau, 1070, AT
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- Monday 12 am-12 am
- Tuesday 12 am-12 am
- Wednesday 12 am-12 am
- Thursday 12 am-12 am
- Friday 12 am-12 am
- Saturday 12 am-12 am
- Sunday 12 am-12 am
Local tips
- Take the U2 or U3 subway line to the Volkstheater station for easy access to the monument.
- Combine your visit with a performance at the Volkstheater to experience the continuation of Vienna's theatrical tradition.
- Walk along the Ringstraße from the Hofburg Palace to enjoy Vienna's architecture en route to the monument.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
The Hansi Niese Monument is easily accessible via Vienna's public transport system. Take the U2 or U3 subway line to the Volkstheater station. Numerous tram and bus lines, including tram line 49 and bus lines 48A, also stop at Volkstheater. A single ride on the Vienna U-Bahn costs €2.40. Consider purchasing a Vienna City Card for unlimited travel on public transport for 24, 48, or 72 hours.
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Walking
If you are already in the city center, walking to the Hansi Niese Monument is a pleasant option. From the Hofburg Palace, walk along the Ringstraße in the direction of the Volkstheater. The monument will be visible on your left, nestled in the park surrounding the theatre. The walk is approximately 15 minutes and offers views of Vienna's grand architecture.
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Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Vienna. A short taxi ride within the city center to the Volkstheater area will likely cost between €10 and €20, plus a base fare of €3.80. Taxi rates start at €1.42 for the first 4 kilometers, then €1.08 for the next 5 kilometers. Keep in mind that ordering a taxi by phone may incur an extra fee of €2.80.
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