Altes Rathaus, Vienna

The Altes Rathaus, or Old Council House, is a historic building located in central Vienna, Austria. Renowned for its architectural blend of Baroque and Gothic styles, it features a striking entrance gate from 1700 and a beautiful courtyard with the Andromeda Fountain from 1741. The site has a rich history, originally donated to the city council in 1316, and has witnessed significant events such as the execution of Franz III. Nádasdy and meetings during the 1848 March Revolution. Today, it serves as municipal offices and houses the local history museum and the Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.