Rounding out your visit to Hofburg Palace is the last of the great expansions to the palace by the Habsurgs. The building was done in true neoclassical style, obviously to make the royal family appear as mighty as Greek gods. A statue of Archduke Charles II stands outside.
“100 Colors” by Tokyo-based artist Emmanuelle Moureaux.
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
Installations by Lakwena Maciver & Abimaro and 826NYC
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews and Sarah Buder
“Complementary Compliments” by Christine Wong Yap
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
The Color Factory’s signature ball pit.
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
“100 Colors” by Tokyo-based artist Emmanuelle Moureaux.
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
Color Factory’s signature ball pit
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
“100 Colors” by Emmanuelle Moureaux
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
Installations by Lakwena Maciver and Abimaro and 826NYC.
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews and Sarah Buder
Color Factory has several aerial photo booths.
Courtesy of Color Factory
One of the 16 installations at Color Factory’s New York Pop-Up.
Photo by Lyndsey Matthews
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The Neue Burg
Rounding out your visit to Hofburg Palace is the last of the great expansions to the palace by the Habsurgs. The building was done in true neoclassical style, obviously to make the royal family appear as mighty as Greek gods. A statue of Archduke Charles II stands outside.
The Neue Burg
A full view of this last addition to the Hofburg Palace.
