- Grab an opportunity to see the Holy Roman Empire's magnificent Imperial Crown while roaming around Imperial Treasury Vienna.
- The Vienna Imperial Treasury is a collection of unique artefacts important for European history and of high aesthetic value: crowns, robes, ornaments.
- In 1556, Ferdinand I brought the art expert Jacopo Strada from Nuremberg to the Hofburg in Vienna as his court antiquary and administrator of the imperial treasury.
- The Imperial Treasury of Vienna stands as a profound symbol of the grandeur and historical depth of European royalty.
- Here’s the list of top 10 artifacts of the Imperial Treasury Vienna: • Crown of Emperor Rudolf II It’s in the first room you enter.
- In 1556, Ferdinand I brought the art expert Jacopo Strada from Nuremberg to the Hofburg in Vienna as his court antiquary and administrator of the imperial treasury.
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- The Imperial Treasury Vienna is located at the Hofburg Palace and is home to Europe's secular and ecclesiastical history.