Otto Wagner Pavillon Karlsplatz

Built between 1899 and 1901 and designed by Otto Wagner, this former Stadtbahn (city railway) station is a landmark of Jugendstil (Austrian Art Nouveau) architecture. Today, it is preserved as a historic railway building, carefully restored to reflect its original design. Parts of the station are now used as a café and exhibition space.

A superb work of architecture. It's the very essence of Viennese architecture. As you stroll through the city center and probably walk to the Karlskirche, you'll pass by it. I highly recommend stopping and taking the time to appreciate it. Look at the photos.

Hello I hope everyone who's is reading this might agree with me to be honest with you all i was in the exalator (electrical stais ) my life flashed right in front of me today because the stairs got jammed in the mid while I was walking in downstairs to take catch my train I was about to fall for my death really can you imagine falling down fro the exalator staris my bp went so bad after that, we live in veinna one of the best cities in the world but we have to pay attention about these things because our life is more precious than train stations irresponsiblity, please do something about it other wise somebody could die because of this please fix the stairs it shouldn't stop mid way and make people fall down or injured themselves. Best regards hasib.

We haven't been to the café, although it looked charming, I'm so sorry for the building that it has to bear the 'tattoos of the modern age' in forms of graffities.. Even beautiful architecture can not escape - so sad!

What a stylish subway station. It is still in use. It tells you something about the Viennese's love of architecture.