Palais Lamberg-Sprinzenstein
SHSTS Historical site · AT
- GeonameId
- 12501296
- Coordinates
- 48.20925, 16.36701 48°12′33.30″ N, 16°22′01.24″ E
- Population
- –
- Elevation
- ca. 199 m
ASTER 199 m - Timezone
- Europe/Vienna
- Sunrise / sunset
- 07:22 / 17:54
today, local time - Feature code
- SHSTS
- Wikipedia
- –
Permalink: https://www.geonames.org/12501296/palais-lamberg-sprinzenstein.html
- AAustriaAT
- AADM1State of Vienna09
- AADM2Vienna900
- AADM3Inner city901
- SHSTS Palais Lamberg-Sprinzenstein 901
- add name :link,https://viewer.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/viewer/image/AC04939597/210/(h)1724-1732
- update name : Kaiserhaus de (h>hc)
- add name :de,Kaiserhaus(h)
- add name :la,Neo-exstructi Palatij Illustrissimi ac Excellentissimi Domini Domini Caroli Josephi, Comitis de Lamberg à Sprinzenstein..... in platea vulgo Waller Strass.(h)1724-1732
- add name :de,Das Palatium Ihro Hoch-Gräfl. Gnaden, Herrn Carl Joseph Graf Lamberg von Sprinzenstein....... , in der Waller.Strass.(h)1724-1732
- created
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Names in other languages
| Tags | Actions | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
de | German | Das Palatium Ihro Hoch-Gräfl. Gnaden, Herrn Carl Joseph Graf Lamberg von Sprinzenstein....... , in der Waller.Strass. | historic1724–1732 | |
de | German | Kaiserhaus | colloquialhistoric | |
la | Latin | Neo-exstructi Palatij Illustrissimi ac Excellentissimi Domini Domini Caroli Josephi, Comitis de Lamberg à Sprinzenstein..... in platea vulgo Waller Strass. | historic1724–1732 | |
link | link to website | https://viewer.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/viewer/image/AC04939597/210/ | historic1724–1732 |