HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

House of Soviet Science and Culture, Vienna (Brahmsplatz 8)

Дом советской науки и культуры в Вене (Брамсплац, 8)
AustriaВена1947Public buildings
The building at Brahmsplatz 8 in the Wieden district was built in 1898 by the architect Rudolf Dick and acquired by the USSR in 1947. In 1975 it was transferred to the Union of Soviet Societies for Friendship and Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, and a cultural centre opened in it. Today it houses the Russian Cultural Institute (Russian House in Vienna) with a library, language courses and a concert hall.
Здание на Брамсплац, 8 в районе Виден построено в 1898 году архитектором Рудольфом Диком и в 1947 году приобретено СССР. В 1975 году оно было передано Союзу советских обществ дружбы и культурной связи с зарубежными странами, и в нём открылся культурный центр. Ныне здесь работает Российский культурный институт («Русский дом в Вене») с библиотекой, языковыми курсами и концертным залом.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionCultural centre
Present ownerRussian Federation (used by Rossotrudnichestvo)
Acquisitionpurchased, 1947
StatusIn use
As of2020-10
As reported in October 2020, the institute marked its 45th anniversary and runs language and music courses, exhibitions and concerts at Brahmsplatz.

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