Anton-Bruckner-Denkmal - Am Stadtpark 1343/1

Name: Anton-Bruckner-Denkmal - Am Stadtpark 1343/1
Address: 1343/1, Am Stadtpark 1343/1, 1010 Wien, Austria, Wien, 1010, Austria

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Address :	1343/1, Am Stadtpark 1343/1, 1010 Wien, Austria
Postal code :	1010
Categories :	Sculpture ,
City :	Wien

1343/1, Am Stadtpark 1343/1, 1010 Wien, Austria

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B	BradJill on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This review contains corrections to a previous submission in 2013 which TripAdvisor will not allow me to have removed from their database for some reason. I recently visited Stadtpark while it was partially covered with snow. There were blue skies on the morning as well, making good conditions for viewing the monuments at the park including that of 19th-century Austrian composer, Anton Bruckner. The bust was unveiled at Stadtpark in 1899 and is a depiction of an aged Bruckner, peering to the right and raising his left hand slightly. The bust is atop of a simple pillar resting upon four small, compacted pillars. Two similar compacted pillars flank the bust on both sides. Hereby you can see statues and busts of other beloved Austrian composers, artists and writers such as the nearby monuments to Schubert and Strauss.