Wien Museum Schubert's last residence - Kettenbrückengasse 6

Name: Wien Museum Schubert's last residence - Kettenbrückengasse 6
Address: Kettenbrückengasse 6, 1040 Wien, Austria, Wien, 1040, Austria

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Address :	Kettenbrückengasse 6, 1040 Wien, Austria
Phone :	📞 +87
Postal code :	1040
Website :	https://www.wienmuseum.at/de/standorte/schubert-sterbewohnung
Categories :	Tourist attraction , Museum ,
City :	Wien

Kettenbrückengasse 6, 1040 Wien, Austria

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Е	Елена Лунина on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Трогательный маленький музей в старом жилом доме. Мемориальны только стены, и вещей почти нет. Но дух витает)) Грустная комната, где безвременно умер композитор. Очень хорошие записи его произведений можно послушать в наушниках. Во дворе красивая старинная колонка. A touching little museum in an old residential building. Only the walls are memorial, and there are almost no things. But the spirit soars)) A sad room where the composer died prematurely. Very good recordings of his works can be listened to with headphones. There is a beautiful old column in the yard.
A	Alexander Hildebrandt on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bedrückend der Eingang, das Treppenhaus und die Wohnungstüre zur Sterbewohnung. Man kann die Armut von Damals förmlich riechen. Etwas lieblose Präsenzation der Ausstellungsstücke von einem der größten Komponisten aller Zeiten. Da gibt Wien für kleinere Dinge sehr viel mehr Geld aus... The entrance, the stairwell and the apartment door to the dying apartment are depressing. You can literally smell the poverty of that time. Somewhat loveless presence of the exhibits by one of the greatest composers of all time. Vienna spends a lot more money on smaller things ...
C	Computer Hilfsdienst on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Am 19. November 1828, um drei Uhr nachmittags, starb Franz Schubert in diesem in seinem Todesjahr von Franz Reymund erbauten zweistöckigen Biedermeierhaus in der Wohnung seines Bruders Ferdinand. On November 19, 1828, at three in the afternoon, Franz Schubert died in this two-story Biedermeier house, built by Franz Reymund when he died, in his brother Ferdinand's apartment.
P	Peter Markl on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wo Franz Schubert starb In der Kettenbrücke 6 (ehemalige Vorstadt Wieden, heute der 4. Wiener Gemeindebezirk) befindet sich ein vom Baumeister Reymund 1828 erbautes zweistöckiges Haus mit einer schlichten Fassade und schönem Innenhof. 1828 gab es dort einen prominenten Untermieter: Franz Schubert. Er zog Anfang November 1828, schon sehr gezeichnet von seiner Krankheit, zu seinem Bruder Ferdinand, wo er am 19. November 1828 mit nur 31 Jahren verstarb. Nur noch selten haben ihn beim Bruder die alten Freunde aus dem Schubertkreis besucht. Das Sterbezimmer wurde zu einem Gedenkraum umgestaltet und bietet mancherlei historisch interessante Erinnerungen an Franz Schubert. Hier werden seine letzten musikalischen Entwürfe, der letzte eigenhändig geschriebene Brief an Franz von Schober vom 12. November 1828, sowie andere schriftliche Zeugnisse aufbewahrt. Where Franz Schubert died In the chain bridge 6 (former suburb Wieden, today the 4. Viennese municipality district) is a building built by the master builder Reymund 1828 two-storied house with a simple facade and a beautiful inner court. In 1828 there was a prominent subtenant: Franz Schubert. He moved in early November 1828, already very marked by his illness, to his brother Ferdinand, where he died on November 19, 1828 at the age of only 31. Only rarely have he visited his brother's old friends from the Schubert district. The dying room was transformed into a memorial room and offers many historically interesting memories of Franz Schubert. Here are his last musical designs, the last written letter to Franz von Schober dated November 12, 1828, and other written evidence kept.
A	Angelika Fotiadis on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Es ist bescheiden, schlicht, kaum Möbel. In seinem Geburtshaus habe ich mich wohler gefühlt. Dennoch ist es interessant. It is modest, plain, hardly any furniture. I felt more comfortable in the house where he was born. Still, it's interesting.
A	Ario Angelo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice place to visit
M	Molly GUO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The terrible museum doorkeeper My sister is very interested about Schubert, so she came to visit the Schuberts death house. The doorkeeper in museum spoke only German and gestured to ask the document what can proof my sister under 19 and problem began. Cause by other museum like "albertina" or " Schubert birth house" my sister showed the photo of passport and got the student ticket, but in here no chance get student ticket without real doc, so my sister bought adult ticket. this is total ok, my sister should take the passport by her, but next thing is too malicious to torelate. My sister found that someone left a piece sheetmusic work as tribute to Schubert on the guestbook(how brilliant talent is the musician has), and would like to make a photo, the doorkeeper yelled at her " no photo! " that's all the English he can !! Here i demand an apology for rude behavior if no legal rule of forbiddance for photo of guestbook !!!
K	Kenneth Moore on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lovers of Schubert will probably want to visit this museum for its historical value, but they may be disappointed by the lack of explanation (in German or English) on many of the exhibits. Visitors can sit and listen to Schubert works through headphones, but the audio quality is not so good. The original mss. are interesting.