
The Haus der Kunst is a neoclassical villa at Kaiser-Franz-Ring 7 in Baden, where the town presents changing exhibitions and concerts. What you see or hear there depends on the current programme of the culture department.
The house was built in 1818/19 by Pietro Nobile for State Councillor Josef von Hudelist; for a long time it was wrongly considered a work by Joseph Kornhäusel. It was later called Villa Löwenstein. In 1914 a casino disguised as "Kursaalspiele" operated here for a few months until the authorities closed it in July. In 1917 Emperor Karl I occasionally received audiences in the house, in 1925 the town bought it, and between the wars it housed the spa administration. After the Second World War it was occupied by the Red Army. In 1956 the painting school restored the run-down building, and since June 1957 it has been the Haus der Kunst.
The house can be hired for concerts or exhibitions. Information is available from the culture department of the Stadtgemeinde Baden.
Automatically translated from German.
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The business is located at Kaiser-Franz-Ring 7, 2500 Baden. You can open directions via the map link.
You can contact Haus der Kunst Baden by phone on +43 2252 86800-520 or via the website www.baden.at/Haus_der_Kunst.
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