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Kapuzinerkirche

Vienna


The Kapuzinerkirche opened in 1632 as a church and monastery of the order of the Friars Minor Capuchin and famously contains the Kapuzinergruft crypt, the final resting place of the Habsburgs.


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1. Kapuzinergruft

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Beneath the Kapuzinerkirche, the Kapuzinergruft is the final resting place of most of the Habsburg royal family, including Empress Elisabeth. Opened in…

2. Donnerbrunnen

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5. Jüdisches Museum

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8. Mahnmal Gegen Krieg und Faschismus

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