Palace of the Arts (Wiener Secession)

The Palace of the Arts, also known as the Wiener Secession, is an art exhibition building in Vienna constructed in 1897 by a group of innovative artists and architects called the Vienna Secession. Its distinctive design features a modern, ornate facade with a prominent golden dome, symbolizing artistic freedom and new ideas. The building serves as a venue for contemporary art exhibitions and highlights the Secession’s mission to challenge traditional artistic standards. It remains a significant cultural landmark, celebrating Vienna's role in pioneering modern art movements while providing a space for innovative artistic expression.