Bakerstrasse

Vienna is a favorite city of tourists. There are a lot of attractions: parks, squares, museums, ancient architectural structures. For acquaintance with the local architecture perfectly suited street Bakerstrasse, which has a large number of ancient houses, architectural monuments. It is located in the first Viennese district of the Inner City.

Bakerstrasse is a busy street that is located in the first Viennese district of the Inner City. On this street number 2 - buildings built in the XVII-XVIII century.

Of particular interest is the Zeltschneiderisches Haus. It is a four-storey city house, which was built in 1706-1707 in the style of the late Middle Ages. The facade has an asymmetrical appearance with stone carved frames, curved window sills. The windows are decorated with stucco in the form of a vine. On the right side of the upper floor, in an oval niche, there is a statue of the Immaculate Virgin Mary. The Wulstrundbogenportal house attracts attention with covered cartouches, and the square courtyard houses Pawlatschengä nge and a residential tower with a pyramidal roof for observation. The tower is considered the oldest part of the house (XIV-XV century).

Visiting Bakerstrasse No. 2, residents and tourists make a small trip to the Renaissance.