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The main facility boasting an extraordinary construction (with a steel-roof of 10.000 m2) with movable stages and special curtain systems is built for flexibility with up to 16.000 seats. | The main facility boasting an extraordinary construction (with a steel-roof of 10.000 m2) with movable stages and special curtain systems is built for flexibility with up to 16.000 seats. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:43, 26 July 2026
Country: [Austria (Österreich)
State: Wien, English name: Vienna
City: Wien, English name: Vienna
Location: 14.; Vogelweidplatz 14
Die Wiener Stadthalle - Austrias biggest concert hall - was planned and executed from 1954 to 1957 by Prof. Dr. Roland Rainer. The main facility boasting an extraordinary construction (with a steel-roof of 10.000 m2) with movable stages and special curtain systems is built for flexibility with up to 16.000 seats.
