Ruprechtsplatz is defined by the Ruprechtskirche, a small Romanesque church that sits on a slight elevation above the Danube Canal. Often called the oldest church in Vienna, the structure features a sturdy stone tower and ancient masonry…
Third Man Film Locations
This walking tour traces the atmospheric squares, historic doorways, and subterranean access points that defined the post-war noir atmosphere of the 1949 cinema classic. You will experience the shadowy, cobblestoned charm of the old city while standing in the exact spots where Harry Lime's drama unfolded.
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1. Ruprechtsplatz
2. Am Hof
Am Hof is the largest square in Vienna’s inner city, dominated by the bronze Mariensäule at its center. This square occupies ground that once held a Roman military camp and, in the twelfth century, the castle residence of Duke Henry the…
3. Schreyvogelgasse 8
The seventeenth-century building at number eight Schreyvogelgasse is defined by an ornate, arched doorway topped by two sleepy cherubs. Tucked away on a quiet, sloping lane in the center of Vienna, the house gained international…
4. Palais Pallavicini
The Palais Pallavicini occupies the Josefsplatz, standing out for the four stone figures that serve as caryatids at its entrance. These female figures, sculpted by Franz Anton Zauner, were added in seventeen eighty-six to soften the…
5. Café Mozart
Café Mozart is identifiable by its traditional Viennese coffee house exterior and its placement directly behind the Vienna State Opera. This location has hosted a coffee house since seventeen ninety-four, just three years after the death…
6. 3. Mann Tour
The Third Man Tour leads directly into the underground sewer network of Vienna. You can find the entrance at Karlsplatz in Girardipark, positioned across from the Café Museum. This location marks the spot where production crews filmed the…