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Matthias, Holy Roman Emperor
Lucas van Valckenborch
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A room-by-room guide
Room by room through the Imperial Crypt
Follow the ten rooms of the Imperial Crypt in their physical sequence. The tour foregrounds imperial couples and their children while keeping every sourced placement discoverable.
10 roomInventory checked 29 August 2026
Room 1 / 10
Gründergruft
The founders
The route begins with Emperor Matthias and Empress Anna. Their foundation established the crypt as a dynastic place of remembrance in Vienna.
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Kaiserin Anna von Tirol (1598-1618)
Alessandro Abondio
Unknown source Unknown source
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All placements in this room (2)
Official Ort N° 1
Kaisergruft1585–1618
Official Ort N° 2
Kaisergruft1557–1619
Room 2 / 10
Leopoldsgruft
Ferdinand III and the early imperial family
This room centres on Ferdinand III, his consorts, and children from the seventeenth-century imperial household. Family links matter here as much as the succession itself.
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German: Kaiser Ferdinand III. (1608-1657), Brustbild Portrait of Emperor Ferdinand III (1608-1657) title QS:P1476,de:"Kaiser Ferdinand III. (1608-1657), Brustbild " label QS:Lde,"Kaiser Ferdinand III. (1608-1657), Brustbild " label QS:Len,"Portrait of Emperor Ferdinand III (1608-1657)" label QS:Lnl,"Portret van Ferdinand III, keizer van het Heilige Roomse Rijk (1608-1657)"
Jan van den Hoecke
Own work Taken on 29 December 2021
Image source: File:Draw Portrait Austria Ferdinand III - digitally retouched.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Ferdinand III.
1608–1657
Represented at Ort N° 27
Their children
In this room
1653–1697 · Represented at Ort N° 18
1633–1654 · Represented at Ort N° 29
1654–1689 · Represented at Ort N° 17
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1640–1705 · Represented at Ort N° 37
1649–1664 · Represented at Ort N° 116
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Bartolomé González y Serrano 006 crop 1
Bartolomé González y Serrano
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Imperial focus
Kaiserin Maria Anna von Spanien
1606–1646
Represented at Ort N° 22
Their children
In this room
1633–1654 · Represented at Ort N° 29
1638–1639 · Represented at Ort N° 11
1637–1639 · Represented at Ort N° 12
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1640–1705 · Represented at Ort N° 37
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German: Eleonore von Gonzaga (1628-1686) als Diana, Kaiserin, 3. Gemahlin von Ferdinand III. Portrait of Eleonora of Gonzaga-Nevers (1639-1686) title QS:P1476,de:"Eleonore von Gonzaga (1628-1686) als Diana, Kaiserin, 3. Gemahlin von Ferdinand III." label QS:Lde,"Eleonore von Gonzaga (1628-1686) als Diana, Kaiserin, 3. Gemahlin von Ferdinand III."
Frans Luycx
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Bilddatenbank .
Image source: File:Frans Luycx - Eleonora Gonzaga as Diana, Holy Empress, 3rd wife of Ferdinand III.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiserin Eleonora von Mantua-Nevers (Gonzaga)
1630–1686
Represented at Ort N° 19
Their children
In this room
1653–1697 · Represented at Ort N° 18
1657–1658 · Represented at Ort N° 4
1654–1689 · Represented at Ort N° 17
1652–1653 · Represented at Ort N° 14
All placements in this room (30)
Official Ort N° 3
Kaisergruft1674–1674
Official Ort N° 4
Kaisergruft1657–1658
Official Ort N° 5
Kaisergruft1667–1668
Official Ort N° 6
Kaisergruft1670–1670
Official Ort N° 7
Kaisergruft1672–1672
Official Ort N° 8
Kaisergruft1675–1676
Official Ort N° 9
KaisergruftKönigin Maria Anna von Portugal
1683–1754
Official Ort N° 10
Kaisergruft1690–1691
Official Ort N° 11
Kaisergruft1638–1639
Official Ort N° 12
Kaisergruft1637–1639
Official Ort N° 13
Kaisergruft1679–1679
Official Ort N° 14
Kaisergruft1652–1653
Official Ort N° 15
Kaisergruft1686–1686
Official Ort N° 16
Kaisergruft1687–1703
Official Ort N° 17
Kaisergruft1654–1689
Official Ort N° 18
Kaisergruft1653–1697
Official Ort N° 19
KaisergruftOfficial Ort N° 20
Kaisergruft1651–1673
Official Ort N° 21
KaisergruftKaiserin Maria Leopoldina von Tirol
1632–1649
Official Ort N° 22
KaisergruftKaiserin Maria Anna von Spanien
1606–1646
Official Ort N° 23
Kaisergruft1724–1730
Official Ort N° 24
KaisergruftKaiserin Claudia Felicitas von Tirol
1653–1676
Official Ort N° 25
Kaisergruft1684–1696
Official Ort N° 26
Kaisergruft1682–1684
Official Ort N° 27
Kaisergruft1608–1657
Official Ort N° 28
Kaisergruft1669–1692
Official Ort N° 29
Kaisergruft1633–1654
Official Ort N° 30
Kaisergruft1716–1716
Official Ort N° 31
Kaisergruft1689–1743
Official Ort N° 32
Kaisergruft
Room 3 / 10
Karlsgruft
Three generations of succession
Leopold I, Joseph I, and Karl VI connect three successive imperial generations. Their children show how dynastic hopes, early deaths, and marriage policy shaped the line.
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Emperor Leopold
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Pokrajinski muzej Celje
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Leopold I.
1640–1705
Represented at Ort N° 37
Their children
In this room
1678–1711 · Represented at Ort N° 35
1685–1740 · Represented at Ort N° 40
1680–1741 · Represented at Ort N° 38
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
Königin Maria Anna von Portugal
1683–1754 · Represented at Ort N° 9
1669–1692 · Represented at Ort N° 28
1689–1743 · Represented at Ort N° 31
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Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor
Unidentified painter
originally uploaded to en.wikipedia by Magnus Manske ( talk · contribs ) on 7 July 2004, 12:17 under the file name Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor.jpg . ( +/− )
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Joseph I.
1678–1711
Represented at Ort N° 35
Their children
In this room
1700–1701 · Represented at Ort N° 33
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Portrait of Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor (1685-1740) label QS:Len,"Portrait of Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor (1685-1740)"
Johann Gottfried Auerbach
[1]
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Karl VI.
1685–1740
Represented at Ort N° 40
Their children
In this room
1718–1744 · Represented at Ort N° 39
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1717–1780 · Represented at Ort N° 55
1716–1716 · Represented at Ort N° 30
1724–1730 · Represented at Ort N° 23
Image details
Portrait of Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel title QS:P1476,en:"Portrait of Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel " label QS:Len,"Portrait of Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel " label QS:Lhu,"Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel képmása"
David Richter the Elder
https://www.mfab.hu/artworks/portrait-of-elisabeth-christine-von-braunschweig-wolfenbuttel/ http://www.mng.hu/en/collections/allando/179/oldal:7/577
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Imperial focus
Kaiserin Elisabeth Christine von Braunschweig
1691–1750
Represented at Ort N° 36
Their children
In this room
1718–1744 · Represented at Ort N° 39
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1717–1780 · Represented at Ort N° 55
1716–1716 · Represented at Ort N° 30
1724–1730 · Represented at Ort N° 23
All placements in this room (8)
Official Ort N° 33
Kaisergruft1700–1701
Official Ort N° 34
Kaisergruft1673–1742
Official Ort N° 35
Kaisergruft1678–1711
Official Ort N° 36
KaisergruftOfficial Ort N° 37
Kaisergruft1640–1705
Official Ort N° 38
Kaisergruft1680–1741
Official Ort N° 39
Kaisergruft1718–1744
Official Ort N° 40
Kaisergruft1685–1740
Room 4 / 10
Maria-Theresien-Gruft
Maria Theresia and Franz Stephan
Maria Theresia and Franz Stephan form the central family story of this room. Their large family, including Joseph II, connects court life with the politics of succession.
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German: Bildnis Maria Theresias als Königin von Ungarn Portrait of Maria Theresa as Queen of Hungary title QS:P1476,de:"Bildnis Maria Theresias als Königin von Ungarn " label QS:Lde,"Bildnis Maria Theresias als Königin von Ungarn " label QS:Lfr,"Impératrice Marie-Thérèse d'Autriche" label QS:Len,"Portrait of Maria Theresa as Queen of Hungary" label QS:Luk,"скачено з інтернету" label QS:Lnl,"Portret van Maria Theresia (1717-1780) als 'Koning' van Hongarije"
Martin van Meytens
Buchscan
Image source: File:Kaiserin Maria Theresia (HRR).jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
1717–1780
Represented at Ort N° 55
Their children
In this room
1750–1762 · Represented at Ort N° 45
1741–1790 · Represented at Ort N° 42
1745–1761 · Represented at Ort N° 44
1748–1748 · Represented at Ort N° 43
1737–1740 · Represented at Ort N° 48
1751–1767 · Represented at Ort N° 46
1740–1741 · Represented at Ort N° 53
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
Ferdinand Karl Anton von Österreich-Este
1754–1806 · Represented at Ort N° 105
1747–1792 · Represented at Ort N° 113
1752–1814 · Represented at Ort N° 107
1742–1798 · Represented at Ort N° 112
1756–1801 · Represented at Ort N° 118
No current crypt room
Königin Maria Antonia (Marie Antoinette)
1755–1793 · No current crypt room
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Frans I von Habsburg
Unidentified painter
Unknown source Unknown source
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Franz I. Stephan
1708–1765
Represented at Ort N° 56
Their children
In this room
1741–1790 · Represented at Ort N° 42
1745–1761 · Represented at Ort N° 44
1748–1748 · Represented at Ort N° 43
1737–1740 · Represented at Ort N° 48
1751–1767 · Represented at Ort N° 46
1740–1741 · Represented at Ort N° 53
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
Ferdinand Karl Anton von Österreich-Este
1754–1806 · Represented at Ort N° 105
1747–1792 · Represented at Ort N° 113
1752–1814 · Represented at Ort N° 107
1742–1798 · Represented at Ort N° 112
1756–1801 · Represented at Ort N° 118
No current crypt room
Königin Maria Antonia (Marie Antoinette)
1755–1793 · No current crypt room
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Bildnis Kaiser Joseph II. (1741–1790)
Carl von Sales
Dorotheum
Image source: File:Carl von Sales Bildnis Joseph II posthum 1823.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Joseph II.
1741–1790
Represented at Ort N° 42
Their children
In this room
1763–1763 · Represented at Ort N° 51
1762–1770 · Represented at Ort N° 52
All placements in this room (16)
Official Ort N° 41
KaisergruftReichsgräfin Karolina von Fuchs-Mollarth
1675–1754
Official Ort N° 42
Kaisergruft1741–1790
Official Ort N° 43
Kaisergruft1748–1748
Official Ort N° 44
Kaisergruft1745–1761
Official Ort N° 45
Kaisergruft1750–1762
Official Ort N° 46
Kaisergruft1751–1767
Official Ort N° 47
Kaisergruft1744–1744
Official Ort N° 48
Kaisergruft1737–1740
Official Ort N° 49
KaisergruftKaiserin Maria Josepha von Bayern
1739–1767
Official Ort N° 50
Kaisergruft1741–1763
Official Ort N° 51
Kaisergruft1763–1763
Official Ort N° 52
Kaisergruft1762–1770
Official Ort N° 53
Kaisergruft1740–1741
Official Ort N° 54
Kaisergruft1767–1767
Official Ort N° 55
Kaisergruft1717–1780
Official Ort N° 56
Kaisergruft1708–1765
Room 5 / 10
Franzensgruft
From Holy Roman Emperor to Austrian Emperor
Franz II (I) stands at a constitutional turning point: the end of the Holy Roman Empire and the consolidation of the Austrian Empire. His consorts and children place that transition inside a family history.
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German: Kaiser Franz I. (II.) (1768-1835) von Österreich im österreichischen Kaiserornat Emperor Francis I. of Austria (1768-1835) wearing the Austrians imperial robes label QS:Les,"Francisco I de Austria en traje de coronación" label QS:Lde,"Kaiser Franz I. von Österreich (1768-1835) im österreichischen Kaiserornat" label QS:Lfr,"Francois I d'Autriche en habit d'empereur autrichien." label QS:Lpl,"Cesarz Austrii Franciszek I (1768-1835) w austriackich insygniach cesarskich." label QS:Len,"Emperor Francis I. of Austria (1768-1835) wearing the Austrians imperial robes"
Friedrich von Amerling
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien also http://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/html/v/vivien/
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Franz II.(I.)
1768–1835
Represented at Ort N° 57
Their children
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1807–1807 · Represented at Ort N° 96D
1802–1878 · Represented at Ort N° 135
1805–1809 · Represented at Ort N° 71A
1799–1807 · Represented at Ort N° 69A
1793–1875 · Represented at Ort N° 62
Kaiserin Maria Ludovica ("Louise")
1791–1847 · Represented at Ort N° 127
1794–1795 · Represented at Ort N° 95D
1795–1799 · Represented at Ort N° 87C
1790–1791 · Represented at Ort N° 66A
1804–1858 · Represented at Ort N° 82C
No rights-cleared portrait is currently available.
Imperial focus
Kaiserin Maria Theresia von Neapel-Sizilien
1772–1807
Represented at Ort N° 60
Their children
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1807–1807 · Represented at Ort N° 96D
1802–1878 · Represented at Ort N° 135
1805–1809 · Represented at Ort N° 71A
1799–1807 · Represented at Ort N° 69A
1793–1875 · Represented at Ort N° 62
Kaiserin Maria Ludovica ("Louise")
1791–1847 · Represented at Ort N° 127
1794–1795 · Represented at Ort N° 95D
1795–1799 · Represented at Ort N° 87C
1804–1858 · Represented at Ort N° 82C
All placements in this room (5)
Official Ort N° 57
Kaisergruft1768–1835
Official Ort N° 58
KaisergruftOfficial Ort N° 59
KaisergruftElisabeth Wilhelmine von Württemberg
1767–1790
Official Ort N° 60
KaisergruftOfficial Ort N° 61
KaisergruftKaiserin Karolina Augusta von Bayern
1792–1873
Room 6 / 10
Ferdinandsgruft
Ferdinand I and the younger branches
Ferdinand I anchors this room, but many placements belong to younger Tuscan and Salvator branches. The inventory therefore separates direct children from later relatives instead of presenting one false nuclear family.
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Ferdinando I d'Austria (B-W)
Wilhelm Rupp
This file was derived from: Ferdinando I d'Austria.jpg
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All placements in this room (39)
Official Ort N° 62
Kaisergruft1793–1875
Official Ort N° 63
KaisergruftOfficial Ort N° 64A
Kaisergruft1772–1795
Official Ort N° 65A
Kaisergruft1780–1798
Official Ort N° 66A
Kaisergruft1790–1791
Official Ort N° 67A
Kaisergruft1864–1864
Official Ort N° 68A
Kaisergruft1855–1855
Official Ort N° 69A
Kaisergruft1799–1807
Official Ort N° 70A
Kaisergruft1823–1898
Official Ort N° 71A
Kaisergruft1805–1809
Official Ort N° 72A
Kaisergruft1885–1895
Official Ort N° 73B
Kaisergruft1858–1883
Official Ort N° 74B
Kaisergruft1835–1840
Official Ort N° 75B
Kaisergruft1821–1844
Official Ort N° 76B
Kaisergruft1888–1891
Official Ort N° 77B
Kaisergruft1880–1889
Official Ort N° 78B
Kaisergruft1855–1857
Official Ort N° 79B
Kaisergruft1793–1802
Official Ort N° 80C
Kaisergruft1884–1898
Official Ort N° 81C
Kaisergruft1886–1890
Official Ort N° 82C
Kaisergruft1804–1858
Official Ort N° 83C
Kaisergruft1825–1915
Official Ort N° 84C
Kaisergruft1773–1802
Official Ort N° 85C
Kaisergruft1814–1898
Official Ort N° 86C
Kaisergruft1796–1865
Official Ort N° 87C
Kaisergruft1795–1799
Official Ort N° 88D
Kaisergruft1871–1896
Official Ort N° 89D
Kaisergruft1844–1899
Official Ort N° 90D
Kaisergruft1839–1892
Official Ort N° 91D
Kaisergruft1897–1958
Official Ort N° 92D
Kaisergruft1874–1891
Official Ort N° 93D
Kaisergruft1824–1899
Official Ort N° 94D
Kaisergruft1823–1914
Official Ort N° 95D
Kaisergruft1794–1795
Official Ort N° 96D
Kaisergruft1807–1807
Official Ort N° 97D
Kaisergruft1884–1886
Official Ort N° 98D
Kaisergruft1847–1915
Official Ort N° 99D
Kaisergruft1855–1944
Official Ort N° 100D
Kaisergruft1872–1942
Room 7 / 10
Toskanagruft
Leopold II and the Tuscan line
Leopold II and the Tuscan branch show how Habsburg family history extended beyond Vienna. The room brings imperial succession and the dynasty’s Italian territories into the same view.
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Holy Roman Emperor Leopold II
Heinrich Füger
from english Wiki
Image source: File:Leopold II.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Leopold II.
1747–1792
Represented at Ort N° 113
Their children
In this room
1779–1835 · Represented at Ort N° 103
1784–1864 · Represented at Ort N° 104
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1772–1795 · Represented at Ort N° 64A
1768–1835 · Represented at Ort N° 57
Karl Ludwig von Österreich-Teschen
1771–1847 · Represented at Ort N° 122
1780–1798 · Represented at Ort N° 65A
1788–1831 · Represented at Ort N° 119
No current crypt room
1782–1859 · No current crypt room
All placements in this room (14)
Official Ort N° 101
Kaisergruft1819–1875
Official Ort N° 102
KaisergruftFerdinand Karl von Österreich-Este
1781–1850
Official Ort N° 103
Kaisergruft1779–1835
Official Ort N° 104
Kaisergruft1784–1864
Official Ort N° 105
KaisergruftOfficial Ort N° 106
Kaisergruft1750–1829
Official Ort N° 107
Kaisergruft1752–1814
Official Ort N° 108
KaisergruftFerdinand IV. von Österreich-Toskana
1835–1908
Official Ort N° 109
KaisergruftLeopold II. von Österreich-Toskana
1797–1870
Official Ort N° 110
Kaisergruft1827–1913
Official Ort N° 111
KaisergruftAlbert Kasimir von Sachsen-Teschen
1738–1822
Official Ort N° 112
Kaisergruft1742–1798
Official Ort N° 113
Kaisergruft1747–1792
Official Ort N° 114
Kaisergruft
Room 8 / 10
Neue Gruft
Nineteenth-century branches
The Neue Gruft gathers several nineteenth-century branches, including Maximilian of Mexico and close relatives of Franz Joseph. It is best read as a network of connected households rather than one line of succession.
Image details
Maximilian of Mexico bw
Original glass negative (LC-BH824-4754) made by Andrew Burgess, one of Mathew Brady's operators, on a trip to Mexico City.
This image is available from the United States Library of Congress 's Prints and Photographs division under the digital ID cph.3a16880 . This tag does not indicate the copyright status of the attached work. A normal copyright tag is still required. See Commons:Licensing .
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All placements in this room (27)
Official Ort N° 115
Kaisergruft1614–1662
Official Ort N° 116
Kaisergruft1649–1664
Official Ort N° 117
Kaisergruft1680–1715
Official Ort N° 118
Kaisergruft1756–1801
Official Ort N° 119
Kaisergruft1788–1831
Official Ort N° 120
Kaisergruft1827–1894
Official Ort N° 121
Kaisergruft1818–1874
Official Ort N° 122
KaisergruftKarl Ludwig von Österreich-Teschen
1771–1847
Official Ort N° 123
Kaisergruft1797–1829
Official Ort N° 124
Kaisergruft1797–1829
Official Ort N° 125
Kaisergruft1822–1822
Official Ort N° 126
Kaisergruft1832–1867
Official Ort N° 127
KaisergruftKaiserin Maria Ludovica ("Louise")
1791–1847
Official Ort N° 128
KaisergruftAlbrecht von Österreich-Teschen
1817–1895
Official Ort N° 129
Kaisergruft1825–1864
Official Ort N° 130
Kaisergruft1849–1867
Official Ort N° 131
Kaisergruft1847–1848
Official Ort N° 132
Kaisergruft1863–1931
Official Ort N° 133
Kaisergruft1895–1930
Official Ort N° 134
KaisergruftMargarethe Karoline von Sachsen
1840–1858
Official Ort N° 135
Kaisergruft1802–1878
Official Ort N° 136
Kaisergruft1840–1840
Official Ort N° 137
Kaisergruft1805–1872
Official Ort N° 138
Kaisergruft1833–1896
Official Ort N° 139
KaisergruftMaria Annunziata beider Sizilien
1843–1871
Official Ort N° 140
Kaisergruft1865–1906
Official Ort N° 141
KaisergruftMaria Josepha Luise von Sachsen
1867–1944
Room 9 / 10
Franz-Josephs-Gruft
Franz Joseph, Elisabeth, and Rudolf
Franz Joseph, Elisabeth, and Crown Prince Rudolf form the clearest compact imperial-family group in the crypt. Their three placements also carry the public memory of the late monarchy.
Image details
Franz Joseph of Austria 1910 old
Unidentified painter
http://text.habsburger.net/module/das-bildnis-des-franz-joseph/das-bildnis-des-franz-joseph/MB-ST_K15-MOD9-07.jpg/?size=preview&plus=1
Image source: File:Franz Joseph of Austria 1910 old.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Franz Joseph I.
1830–1916
Represented at Ort N° 142
Their children
In this room
1858–1889 · Represented at Ort N° 144
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1855–1857 · Represented at Ort N° 78B
Image details
Isabel da Áustria 1867
Emil Rabending
Extraído de Image:Erzsebet kiralyne photo 1867.jpg
Image source: File:Isabel da Áustria 1867.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiserin Elisabeth 'Sisi'
1837–1898
Represented at Ort N° 143
Their children
In this room
1858–1889 · Represented at Ort N° 144
Elsewhere in the Imperial Crypt
1855–1857 · Represented at Ort N° 78B
Image details
Rudolf Crown Prince of Austria LOC
Károly Koller
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Image source: File:Rudolf Crown Prince of Austria LOC.jpg · License: Public domain
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All placements in this room (3)
Official Ort N° 142
Kaisergruft1830–1916
Official Ort N° 143
Kaisergruft1837–1898
Official Ort N° 144
Kaisergruft1858–1889
Room 10 / 10
Gruftkapelle
Karl I and the later family
The final stop places Karl I in the later family context of Zita, Otto, Carl Ludwig, Regina, and Yolande. Neutral placement language is retained because Karl’s exact physical-presence type is not a burial of his body.
Image details
Portrait photograph of Charles I of Austria label QS:Len,"Portrait photograph of Charles I of Austria" label QS:Lhu,"I. (IV.) Károly császár-király portréja"
Hermann Clemens Kosel
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek
Image source: File:Karl I., Kaiser von Österreich (1887-1922).jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Kaiser Karl I.
1887–1922
Represented at Ort N° 145
Their children
In this room
1918–2007 · Represented at Ort N° 148
1912–2011 · Represented at Ort N° 150
Image details
Kaiserin Zita
Unknown author Unknown author
[1]
Image source: File:Kaiserin Zita.jpg · License: Public domain
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Imperial focus
Zita von Bourbon-Parma
1892–1989
Represented at Ort N° 146
Their children
In this room
1918–2007 · Represented at Ort N° 148
1912–2011 · Represented at Ort N° 150
Image details
Habsburg Ottó koronaherceg
Adolf Szenes
https://gyujtemenyek.mnm.hu/record/-/record/display/manifestation/MNMMUSEUM1397090/6020ca10-4333-4500-82d5-a603a26fcace/solr/0/24/17/39/importDate/DESC
Image source: File:Habsburg Ottó koronaherceg.jpg · License: Public domain
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Archduke Carl Ludwig of Austria (1918–2007)
Unknown author Unknown author
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mrsfujita/6652447739/
Image source: File:Archduke Carl Ludwig of Austria (1918–2007).jpg · License: Public domain
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Princess Regina of Saxe-Meiningen
Unknown author Unknown author
Own work
Image source: File:Princess Regina of Saxe-Meiningen.jpeg · License: Public domain
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No rights-cleared portrait is currently available.
All placements in this room (6)
Official Ort N° 145
Kaisergruft1887–1922
Official Ort N° 146
Kaisergruft1892–1989
Official Ort N° 148
Kaisergruft1918–2007
Official Ort N° 149
Kaisergruft1923–2023
Official Ort N° 150
Kaisergruft1912–2011
Official Ort N° 151
Kaisergruft1925–2010