Austria: National Library Tour in Spanish + Kunsthistorisches Museum
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Austria: National Library Tour in Spanish
Visit a baroque jewel within the Hofburg Palace
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Start time: 10:30
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Duration: 3h
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Max group size: 25
Meeting point
Albertinaplatz, 1010, ViennaBegin your tour by strolling past iconic landmarks such as the Vienna State Opera, Hotel Sacher, and the Albertina Museum.
Then, make your way to the Hofburg imperial palace, which has been the residence of the Habsburg family for over six centuries.
Inside, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Austrian National Library, a stunning baroque masterpiece commissioned by Emperor Charles VI in the early 1700s.
Marvel at the State Hall, home to an impressive collection of 200,000 books and manuscripts meticulously arranged on the shelves.
Following the visit to the Austrian National Library, explore the main courtyards of the Hofburg Imperial Palace.
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