à ≈ 5 minopéra d'État de Vienne- Distance
- 300 m

Capuchin friars continue to guard the subterranean chambers beneath Neuer Markt, where long-term researchers encounter centuries of dynastic metalwork away from surface street noise.
Empress Anna of Tyrol established the Capuchin burial vault near the Hofburg Palace to inter members of the imperial family. The subterranean chambers beneath the monastery church hold generations of Habsburg rulers and nobility, with visible metal sarcophagi ranging in craft from austere puritan design to ornate rococo sculpting. Capuchin friars continue to maintain the complex while performing regular pastoral work.
Subsequent imperial expansions reshaped the underground footprint under prominent architects like Lukas von Hildebrandt and Jean Jadot de Ville-Issey, who added a domed hall that introduced natural overhead light. Modern structural interventions installed air conditioning to halt metal corrosion and redesigned interior pathways, eliminating backtracking while creating barrier-free access throughout the subterranean halls.
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