Österreichische Postsparkasse — Attraction in Vienna

The description is wrong, this is not a modern building, rather a modernist. A great example for the works of the genius that was Otto Wagner. Check the facade and find the beautiful way the tiles are fixed to the building. Use the majestic entrance. See the beautiful ceiling in the main hall that floods the place with daylight. At the end to the left is an exhibition where one can see moe detail and both sides of the counters that served customers. It is free, there is no excuse...

Some departments of the university of applied arts in Vienna are active here. As well as AIL, Angewandte Interdisciplinary Lab. The main hall and exhibitions of AIL are open to public. You may as well have a nice Coffee, some drinks or food at the Cafe there. The building itself is a must see in Vienna, and if you are lucky you may have the chance to visit some performances which are usually taking place close to the end of the week, but not...

Built from 1904 to 1906 als k.k. Postsparcassen-Amt (Postal Savings Bank) by Otto Wagner, renovated 2004. Sold 2013 to the Signa Holding, at the moment (2018, until end of September) there is a exhibition together with the MAK (Museum für angewndte Kunst, museum of applied art) about the architect Otto Wagner, free in the Postsparkasse. but the MAK (nearby on Stubenring)) is not free. What will be after the end of the exhibition is...