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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 7 MIN

The Habsburgs' Architectural Obsession: Schonbrunn to the World

from The History of Austria: Empire, Collapse, and Reinvention — Fexingo History · host Fexingo

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the architectural legacy of the Habsburgs, from the sprawling Schonbrunn Palace to the imperial Hofburg complex. They discuss the construction of Schonbrunn under Empress Maria Theresa, the influence of French Baroque, and the rivalry with Versailles. The episode also covers the Belvedere Palace, built for Prince Eugene of Savoy, and the cultural significance of the Spanish Riding School and the Vienna State Opera. They touch on the Habsburgs' use of architecture as a tool of power projection and how these buildings still define Vienna today. #Habsburgs #SchonbrunnPalace #BelvederePalace #MariaTheresa #BaroqueArchitecture #Vienna #Hofburg #PrinceEugene #SpanishRidingSchool #Staatsoper #FischerVonErlach #JohannBernhardFischerVonErlach #LukasVonHildebrandt #AustrianHistory #ImperialArchitecture #CulturalHeritage #History #FexingoHistory #HabsburgDynasty #HolyRomanEmpire Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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