The Vienna Hofburg turned over the years into the most exiting agglomeration of museums. I am pretty certain that there is not other urban space in the world which offers so many phantastic high end exhibitions than the former residence of the Habsburgs in the Hofburg Palace. One of the rather quiet places is the Collection of Historic Instruments. An optical and accoustic feast for the visitor. It spans 400 years of collecting and did become the most spectacular museum of this kind on the planet. The Stradivaris and Guarneris are just some of the \"stars\" of this unique collection. On some occasions the museum does invite famous musicians to play the historic masterpieces like the violine of Mozart\'s father Leopold in the photo shown above.
Sunday, 6 May 2007
GEO AUSTRIA 05|07 | MAGAZINE
The Vienna Hofburg turned over the years into the most exiting agglomeration of museums. I am pretty certain that there is not other urban space in the world which offers so many phantastic high end exhibitions than the former residence of the Habsburgs in the Hofburg Palace. One of the rather quiet places is the Collection of Historic Instruments. An optical and accoustic feast for the visitor. It spans 400 years of collecting and did become the most spectacular museum of this kind on the planet. The Stradivaris and Guarneris are just some of the \"stars\" of this unique collection. On some occasions the museum does invite famous musicians to play the historic masterpieces like the violine of Mozart\'s father Leopold in the photo shown above.
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