- The
Kaiservilla in Bad Ischl,
Upper Austria, was the
summer residence of
Emperor Franz Joseph I and
Empress Elisabeth of Austria,
known as Sisi. The mansion...
- and to the Traunsee, into
which the
stream empties. It is home to the
Kaiservilla,
summer residence of Austro-Hungarian
monarchs Emperor Franz Joseph I...
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extensive holdings, he was
nicknamed “Schleusen-Hubsi.” He
inherited the
Kaiservilla in Bad
Ischl from his
mother in 1924.
During the
First Republic and the...
- his
holiday to
return to Vienna, he soon
resumed his
vacation at his
Kaiservilla at Bad Ischl.
Initial decision-making
during the "July Crisis" fell to...
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original places the
Empress visited,
including Schönbrunn
Palace and the
Kaiservilla in Bad Ischl. The
scenes of her
youth on Lake Starnberg, however, were...
-
until her
death Regina and Otto
lived at
Villa Austria, also
called the
Kaiservilla, in Pöcking near Lake Starnberg. In her
dynastic role as wife of the...
- Hohenschwangau,
Linderhof Palace, Cuvilliés Theatre,
Nymphenburg Palace, Ettal,
Kaiservilla and
Neuschwanstein Castle.
Shooting began in late
January 1972 and lasted...
- Hallstatt,
Altaussee and its May
narcissus festival, Bad
Ischl and the
Kaiservilla, and to Salzburg, 95 km away.
Famous residents include the ski jumpers...
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cultured life. The
Emperor spent his
summer holidays in Bad
Ischl in the
Kaiservilla, from
which he
governed his
empire in the
warmer months. This was also...
- the
Republic of Austria.
Altenburg was born into the
nobility at the
Kaiservilla in Bad Ischl, the
seventh of nine
children of
Clemens Salvator, Prince...
