Grete Wiesenthal Suite

Upon entering the salon, the large oval ceiling mirror already catches the eye, inviting you to put yourself in the dancer's posture and thus view yourself from a different perspective. For dance or meeting appointments of all kinds, flexible table modules, handmade in Vienna, can be arranged spontaneously and agilely.  Visitors will find exciting literature on Viennese dance modernism in the library, which was designed as a tribute to the protagonist's salon. At the beginning of the 1930s, Grete Wiesenthal's salon was considered a social and intellectual center for well-known personalities such as Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Franz Theodor Csokor, Carl Zuckmayer and Stefan Zweig.

In the adjoining room, which can optionally be used as an additional bedroom, a pianino, as well as a series of dance lithographs, which Erwin Lang has combined with poems by Richard Billinger, create a musical ambience. Furniture classics by revolutionary designers, such as the swinging rocking chair by Patricia Urquiola or the cozy Bowl Chair by Lina Bo Bardi create a dynamic seating experience.