The Franz Schubert Monument is a touching tribute to one of the greatest classical composers of all time. Located in a serene, green area of Vienna, this site offers visitors a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a quiet stroll. The statue captures Schubert in a reflective pose, emphasizing the romantic essence of his music and his profound influence on Austria’s cultural legacy.
The surrounding area is meticulously maintained, with lush trees and greenery creating a calming environment. It’s an excellent spot to pause, unwind, and appreciate both nature and the historical significance of the monument. For music lovers and history enthusiasts, this location provides an intimate connection to Schubert’s legacy and Vienna’s rich...
Read moreWas recently in Vienna and walked through Stadtpark enjoying the numerous monuments to historically important Austrian artists, writers and composers such as Franz Schubert (1797-1828). On this occasion, I was able to view the many statues an monuments with blue skies and a bit of snow on the ground. That was nice.
Designed and erected in 1872 by Austrian sculptor, Carl Kundmann, here you see Schubert in a reclined seated position, with a draping overcoat and holding a book. The statue is atop a rectangular-shaped pedestal with bas reliefs on each side.
You'll find the Schubert monument north of the park lake, near to the Friedrich von...
Read moreThe Viennese love their composers as evidenced by the numerous monuments, statues and busts designed and places around the city in their honour. In the Stadtpark, you can find the bust of Franz Schubert, created by Carl Kundmann in 1872.
The monument of a seated Schubert on a marble base and is quite suitable in its place in the Stadtpark in an open space area backed by a nice tree line.
While visiting Stadtpark, there are other statues and monuments worth having a look at, including the famous gilded statue of Johann Stauss, which is probably the famous of...
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