[2025 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Justizpalast (Updated Mar)

#celebrateit Can you believe it that this is just a court where people come to work on a daily basis? And you cannot skip visiting it. Remember, it’s not a museum, it’s a working place, so if you want to go inside, you need to pass through the special security and after that you can enjoy the beautiful architecture and the atmosphere of the Supreme Court in Vienna. I heard that recently due to the increasing popularity they started to limit the amount of people to enter (25 people at one time) but when we were there, it was only us and there were no time limit as well. The only limitation is that there are signed prohibiting you to enter restricted zones.

The place I absolutely wanted to visit during my Vienna sightseeing, Justizpalast⚖️ Despite being an actual functioning building as the headquarters of the Supreme Court of Austria, it is open to the public and you can enter inside✨ It features a magnificent three-story glass-roofed arcade courtyard, and you can ascend to the second floor via the grand central staircase🕊️ In the wall niches of the floors, there is an impressive giant marble statue of 'Justitia (Goddess of Justice)'😳 There is a security check before entering, but it is a great spot as it is free to enter🌟 Schmerlingpl. 10-11, 1010 Wien, Austria 8:00-15:30 Closed on weekends🎌

#europetrip 📍The Palace of Justice, Vienna, Austria The Palace of Justice in Vienna, represents the authority and power of the Austrian legal system, with its monumental facade and elaborate interior. Designed in a grand Neo-Renaissance style, it is a symbol of law and justice. The central hall is particularly remarkable, featuring stained glass windows, marble columns, and detailed frescoes. Today, the Palace of Justice houses the Court of Justice and other judicial authorities, playing an essential role in Austria's legal administration. Free entry #vienna2024 #austriancharm #neoclassicalarchitecture #newyear #viennavibes