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Sign: Vienna - A city introduces itself - Palais Eskeles


Address:
Dorotheergasse 11, 1010 Wien, Austria
Category:
Monuments and History
City:
Vienna For all manhole covers in Vienna
Country:
Austria For all manhole covers in Austria
Shape:
Other
Material:
Metal
Placement:
Wall or fence


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On the sign:
W
PALAIS ESKELES
ESKELES PALACE
Benannt nach Bernhard von Eskeles (1753-1839) Mitbegründer der Österreichischen Nationalbank 1896-1914 Sitz der Avantgarde-Galerie Miethke Seit 1993 Jüdisches Museum Wien

Named after Bernhard von Eskeles (1753-1839) Co-Founder of the Austrian National Bank, Seat of the Miethke Avantgarde Gallery from 1896-1914
Home to the Jewish Museum Vienna since 1993

Wien Tourismus Vienna Tourist Board
Photography:
2022
Eli Zvuluny
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Comments:
Sign without number from the "Vienna - the city introduces itself" series of signs, an initiative established in 1956 as part of the Vienna Festival, which shows significant places in the city.

Note that this sign is slightly different from other signs from the same series - the text appears in it in two languages (German and English), the phrase "Vienna - A city introduces itself" does not appear at the bottom, but the initiating factor - the Vienna Tourist Board.

The sign is in a building used today by the Jewish Museum of Vienna

The building was photographed that day Click for a larger image

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The closest sign from this series (43 Meter): Vienna - A city introduces itself - Protestant Church HB.

Followed by | 81 Meter | 89 Meter | 138 Meter | 142 Meter | 174 Meter


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