Commemorative euro coins of Austria

Coins depict musical instruments used by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra . On the obverse and reverse of the coin the text is Wiener Philharmoniker (“Vienna Philharmonic”).

The large organ in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein is depicted on coins. On the front side of the coin denomination in euros, weight and year of issue.

Since February 2008, silver coins in denominations of 1.50 euros are also issued, the design of which is identical to gold.

The first coin in the world when minted using niobium metal ^[19] . Austria continued this tradition in the future ^[20] . On this coin, the Austrian federal government decided to place a view of the city of Hall in Tirol, which turned 700 years old. The image of the city of Hall was also present on the coin issued in 1809. A silver commemorative coin with the same plot was also issued in 1486 - Guldiner .

Obverse: A satellite photographing the city of Hall ^[20] . On the right is the inscription dumb. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “25 Euro”.

Reverse: Hall at the Tyrol Museum. The design is made in the form of a negative image symbolizing the history of the hall in the center of the coin. At first, this coin had a small circulation ^[18] , but it was increased due to the importance of the event depicted on the coin. On the silver rim of the coin there is an inscription located in a circle around it. 700 Jahre Stadt Hall in Tirol ( Rus. 700 years of the city of Hall in Tirol ).

Obverse: Image of a modern example of Christian mercy - a nun works as a nurse caring for a sick person in accordance with the precepts of Christ. Also on the coin there is an inscription adapted to a round coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Image of one of the most famous parables from the New Testament, the story of the merciful Samaritan. In this parable, Christ gives three different answers to the question of a Samaritan who was attacked and robbed. The coin shows the Samaritan taking the wounded from the horse, and providing him with medical care. On the right side of the coin, there is a text: German. Barmherziger Samariter ( Russian: Merciful Samaritan ).

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The coin was issued in honor of the Schloss Hof castle, located on the Moravian field (plain east of Vienna), on the border of today's Slovakia and Hungary .

Obverse: View of the castle with terraces from the garden. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), the denomination “10 Euro” is indicated below.

Reverse: Two gardeners dressed in baroque style.

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Reverse: In the foreground is a mountain source used to produce hydroelectric power. Stylized drops of water and fish indicate the environmental importance of the use of water resources. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Wasserkraft ( Rus. Hydropower ).

Obverse: An early construction steam locomotive (AJAX) on the first railway line in Austria, the Kaiser Ferdinand Railway ( Nordbahn ). Now the AJAX steam locomotive is in the museum of Austrian railway transport. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), the face value is indicated below - “20 Euro”.

Reverse: Portrait of a famous statesman, Prince Clement Wenzel von Metternich . Behind it is a map of Europe, redrawn from the image of the beginning of the XIX century. This map shows the borders of Europe approved by the Vienna Congress, after the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Obverse: The plot is dedicated to the Second Austrian Republic - broken chains on the claws of an eagle symbolize the revival of an independent state. On the right is the red-white-red flag of Austria and on the left is the flag of the European Union. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), the face value is indicated below - “20 Euro”.

Reverse: The plot is based on two famous posters of the time: Jeep and ERP (European Recovery Program). At the top of the coin is the inscription: ERP . The left side of the coin depicts a Jeep car of the 1940s model, in which there are three people. At the bottom of the coin is an inscription: it. Wiederaufbau in Österreich ( Russian. Reconstruction in Austria ).

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Obverse: The central part of the facade of the palace behind one of the large fountains. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Schloss Schönbrunn ( Rus. Schönbrunn Palace ). At the bottom of the coin is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: Garden behind the glass known as the Palmenhaus . When it was built in the 19th century, it was conceived as a museum of exotic plants. At that time, it was the largest steel and glass building in Europe.

Obverse: Famous artist of the Vienna School (Viennese school Jugendstil ) Gustav Klimt . Klimt is in his studio and is completing work on two paintings. The inscription is adapted to the round coin . Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and denomination "100 Euro".

Reverse: One of Klimt's famous works, German. Der Kuss ( Rus. Kiss ), represented on the back of the coin, Klimt created it in 1908 in his "golden period".

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Obverse: Two locomotives - ancient and modern. This is a symbol of improving the design of trains from 1854 to 2004. The upper half depicts a modern train. Below is the first alpine railway locomotive built by Wilhelm von Engert . On the silver ring of the coin in a semicircle is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “25 Euro”.

Reverse: A steam locomotive exiting a tunnel in the Alps. The circular legend says: it. 150 jahre Semmeringbann ( Rus. 150 years of the Alpine Railway )

Obverse: Esterhazy Castle in Eisenstadt , where Haydn lived and worked for many years. Notes are depicted above the castle. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Schloss Esterházy ( Russian: Esterházy Castle ). The semicircle shows the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Portrait of Haydn together, his signature and the years of life "1732 1809". To the left and right of the portrait is the name of the composer - Joseph Haydn (Joseph Haydn).

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The coin was issued in honor of Helbrunn Castle. The building was built by Marcus von Hohenems , the Archbishop of Salzburg from 1612 to 1619, in the Baroque style and is surrounded by a magnificent garden. The castle is located in the vicinity of Salzburg.

Obverse: The path to Helbrunn Castle from his courtyard. The castle is located in the background of the mountains in Salzburg. The inscription is minted at the top of the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). At the bottom of the coin is the name of the castle . Schloss Hellbrunn ( Rus. Castle Helbrunn ) and the face value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: Portrait of Archbishop Marcus von Hohenems making up the plan for the construction of Salzburg Cathedral. In the background is the Roman Theater in Helbrunn. Also there is an inscription: it. Erzhbishop Markus Sitticus von Hohenems 1612 - 1619 ( Rus. Bishop Marcus von Hohenems 1612 - 1619 ).

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Obverse: The frigate “Novara” under sail during his circumnavigation of the years 1857-1859. Novara became the first vessel of the Austro-Hungarian fleet to travel around the world. Seagulls around the ship show proximity to the ground. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Weltumsegelung der SMS Novara 1857 - 1859 ( Rus. Round-the-world trip SMS Novara 1857 - 1859 ). The inscription is minted at the bottom of the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: Double portrait of Archduke Ferdinand Max , commander of the Austrian fleet, and Commodore Bernhard von Wüllerstorf-Jürber , who commanded the frigate Novara during a round-the-world voyage. In front of them is a globe, a model of a large ship and navigation tools. At the top of the coin in a semicircle is the inscription: German. Erzherzog Ferdinand Max Bernhard von Wüllerstorf-Urbair

Obverse: Armored frigate Archduke Ferdinand Max . Like all early steam ships, it has three masts and sails. The ship was named after the naval commander in chief and brother of Emperor Archduke Ferdinand Max. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Panzerfregatth SMS Erzherzog Ferdinand Max ( Rus. Armored Frigate SMS Erzherzog Ferdinand Max ). The inscription is minted at the bottom of the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: Rear Admiral Wilhelm von Tegethoff from the painting by Anton Romako stands on the bridge of the Archduke Ferdinand Max. In front of him, four sailors turn the helm. The inscription located at the top of the coin reads: German. Admiral Wilhelm von Tegetthoff ( Russian: Admiral Wilhelm von Tegethoff ).

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Obverse: Arstetten Castle, which is located above the Danube in an area known as Wachau . The building, built in the 13th century, today is a typical castle with corner towers and unique domes. At the top of the coin are inscriptions: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), German Schloss Artstetten ( Rus. Arstetten Castle ). At the bottom of the coin denomination is indicated - "10 Euro".

Reverse: Entrance to the crypt of the Hohenberg family. There are two portraits in the left field of the coin, which depict Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sofia, Duchess of Hohenberg . At the top of the coin in a semicircle is the inscription: German Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand, Erzherzogin Sophie von Hohenberg ( Rus. Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Archduke Sofia von Hohenberg ).

Obverse: View of the exhibition hall of the Secession , which is located in Vienna. Secession translates as “schism”, as it was in the past, when unrecognized artists who designed the building worked here. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), the nominal value of the coin is indicated below - “100 Euro”.

Reverse: A small part of the world famous Gustav Klimt Gallery “ Beethoven Frieze ”. The coin depicts part of the picture: a knight in armor representing the "Force", the first woman in the background, symbolizing "Ambition", holding a wreath of victory. The second woman, representing Sympathy, is standing with her head bowed and hands clasped. The inscription on the right side of the coin: it. Beethovenfries ( Russian Beethoven Frieze ).

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Obverse: Facade of the Lobkowicz Palace and the title page of Beethoven's “Heroic” Symphony , with a feather below. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), at the bottom is the denomination “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Portrait of Beethoven, his signature, as well as years of life (1770-1827). Drawing August Klober made in 1818, served as a model for the portrait. Above is a semicircle inscription: it. Ludwig van Beethoven ( Russian: Ludwig van Beethoven )

Reverse: A fragment of the world in the background on the niobium core. In the foreground is a small television antenna, which during the early analogue television serves as a means for receiving a signal. The outer silver circle depicts several milestones from the history of television: an old television, an old camera, family members using a remote control, and finally, a room in which the TV channel is tuned with a satellite dish . Also on the rim of a coin made of silver, there is an inscription on it. 50 Jahre Fernsehen ( Rus. 50 years of Television ).

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Obverse: The figure of Athena-Pallas , the Greek goddess of wisdom, standing in front of the parliament building in Vienna. It is a symbol of the Republic of Austria and is surrounded by the arms of 9 federal states. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), behind the Athenian figure is the face value of the coin - “10 Euro”.

Reverse: Austrian parliament building with a broken chain and a jubilant crowd of citizens. A broken chain symbolizing the liberation of Austria is also present on the claws of the Austrian national eagle. Under the broken chain is the inscription mute. 60 Jahre Zweite Republik ( Rus. 60 years of the Second Republic ).

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Obverse: The ship "Admiral Tegethoff", which was built in the city of Bremerhaven ( Germany ), especially for the Austro-Hungarian polar expedition. The ship is depicted at the beginning of the journey, entering the cold waters beyond the Arctic Circle . The ship was named after one of the most famous admirals of Austria: Wilhelm von Tegethoff . At the top of the coin above the ship is the inscription: it. Expeditionsschiff Admiral Tegetthoff ( Rus. Expeditionary ship Admiral Tegethoff ). At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: An expedition led by the commander of the naval expedition, Karl Weiprecht, and the first lieutenant, Julius von Payer . Researchers stand on the ice of the Arctic Sea, and the ship is located behind them. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Julius von Payer Karl Weyprecht ( Rus. Julius von Payer Karl Weiprecht ).

Obverse: The cruiser St. George, sailing to New York on May 17, 1907, while passing in front of the Statue of Liberty monument. This happened during the last visit of an Austrian warship to the United States. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Panzer kreuzer sms st. Georg ( Russian: Armored cruiser St. Georg ). At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: The naval arsenal of the base of Pula , one of the main buildings of the naval base of the Austro-Hungarian fleet , starting in the mid-nineteenth century. St. George is standing in one of the docks. In the foreground is a steamboat. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Seearsenal pola ( rus. Naval arsenal of polar expeditions ).

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The coin is dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the reopening of the restored National Theater ( Burgtheater ) and the National Opera .

Obverse: Two buildings, the National Opera a little behind the Opera House. At the bottom of the coin is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro"

Reverse: Two typical theater symbols - comedy and tragedy masks, and an inscription on the rim of a coin: German. Wiedereröffnung von und Burg Oper 1955 ( Russian re-opening of the National Theater and Opera, 1955 ).

Obverse: Main entrance to the Steinghof cathedral. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), the nominal value of the coin is indicated below - “100 Euro”.

Reverse: Stained glass window by Koloman Moser at the main entrance. In the central part of the coin is God the Father, sitting on a throne. The window is framed by a pair of bronze angels in the Art Nouveau style , a drawing designed by designer Otmar Schmitzkovich .

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Obverse: Getreidegasse street in Salzburg . In the foreground is the house where Mozart was born, and Getreidegasse street is shown on the right side. Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Portrait of Mozart. Left in the background is his father, Leopold Mozart , also a musician. Leopold holds an easily recognizable unique musical gift from his son, who gave him proper instructions and manuals. Their portraits are based on contemporary paintings. The inscription on the rim: German. Leopold Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ( Rus. Leopold and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ) and the face value of 50 euros.

Obverse: In the central part of the coin is depicted a wind rose indicating all directions of the world . The inscription shows the exact location of the coordinates of the Austrian Mint in Vienna . Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “25 Euro”.

Reverse: The central part from niobium depicts the global navigation satellite navigation in orbit of the Earth. The silver ring shows various vehicles (aircraft, container ship, train and truck) for which satellite navigation was developed. On the rim of the coin, the inscription is mute. Europäische satellitennavigation ( rus. European satellite navigation )

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Obverse: Benedictine monastery Nonberg . On the top of the hill, in the background of the Hohensalzburg Castle, the Kajetaner Church is visible. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Benediktinerinnenabtei Nonnberg ( Russian: Bendektin Abbey Nonnberg ). Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: A crypt dedicated to Saint Erentrudis , niece of Saint Rupert, depicts a statue of the first abbess of the monastery. Next to the statue is the inscription Erentrudis ("Erentrudis").

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Reverse: Portrait of Mozart and the cathedral in Salzburg in the background. The symbol of the euro and European stars are depicted on the coin, which characterizes the coin in the framework of the Europe series, minted in a number of EU countries. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ( Rus. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ).

Obverse: The ship “Kaiser Franz Joseph I” (named after Franz Joseph I ), the largest and fastest in the Austrian fleet, during a campaign in the city of Trieste . In the background you can see the Lloyd Brunn ship arriving at the port and buildings in the foreshore. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Österreichische handelsmarine ( Rus. Austrian merchant fleet ). Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: View of the port of Trieste. The harbor is full of steamboats and sailing ships. In the foreground on the right are old things from the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire . The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Hafen von Triest ( Rus. Port of Trieste ).

Obverse: The flagship “ Viribus Unitis ” from the deck of the ship accompanying him on a campaign. Two other senior class ships are in the background. At the top of the coin is the name of the ship SMS Viribus Unitis . Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: Tribute to the traditions of the navy of Austria-Hungary , the ship is shown from the front. The coin was issued not only in memory of the ship Viribus Unitis , but also the participation of the Austro-Hungarian fleet in the First World War . The inscription in it is in the upper right part of the coin . Kriegsmarine ( Rus. Navy ).

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Obverse: Abbey with fortress towers on top of a hill, surrounded by trees and vineyards. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Benediktinerstift Göttweig ( Rus. Benedictine Abbey Gottweig ). Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: Imperial Stairs that lead to apartments in Great Abbey. The apartments in Gottweig were prepared for Emperor Charles VI . His portrait is depicted in the foreground. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Kaiserstiege Carolus ( Russian: The Imperial Staircase of Karl ).

River gates, which were built between 1903 and 1906 and were open to the general public from November 15, 1906. As part of the celebration of the centenary of their opening, in 2006 the gate was chosen as the main motive for the release of this coin.

Obverse: Gate to the more visible side, where the river is adjacent to the Vienna City Park. Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and denomination "100 Euro".

Reverse: One of the entrances from the street. In general, the gates are one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings that are visible from many points in Vienna . The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Wienfluss-Portal ( Rus. Vienna river gates ).

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Reverse: In the foreground are 2 oval portraits of Franz Joseph I and Baron Max von Beck, authors of the reform of suffrage. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. 100 jahre wahlrechtsreform ( Rus. 100 years of the reform of suffrage ), The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Kaiser Franz Josef I. Freiher von Beck ( Rus. Franz Joseph I. Baron von Beck ). The coin's design is based on a historical photograph of the opening of the parliamentary session in 1907 after the election.

Gerard van Sweeten was born in the Netherlands . Maria Theresa chose him as her personal physician, then he became the founder of the First Vienna School of Medicine. His legacy in the world of medicine is huge and therefore he was chosen for the first coin in the new series of gold coins “Famous doctors of Austria”.

Obverse: Portrait of Gerard van Sweeten with a book. The inscription at the top of the coin: Gerard van Swieten (Gerard van Swieten). Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Building of the Austrian Academy of Sciences , handwritten text of the reform: German. Planen pour la Faculté de Medizin ( Russian. Recruitment plan for the Faculty of Medicine ). Text on the left rim: German. Akademie der wissenschaften ( Russian Academy of Sciences ), on the right - a branch of a plant from the genus Swietenia , the Meliev family and the inscription Swietenia mahagoni are separated by a semicircle.

Reverse: pilot Igo Etrich-Taube , as well as his glider Zanonia - and in which Igo Etrich-Taube sits in an open cockpit. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Luftfahrt in Österreich ( Russian. Aviation in Austria ).

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Obverse: Facade of the monastery church with 2 low side wings. The double baroque tower and the large dome of the church are depicted. In the lower right corner are objects from Melk Abbey (including the cross of St. Peter). The inscription, divided by a tower of it. Stift Melk ( Rus. Melk Abbey ). Also there is an inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: Looks at the central dome of the church; Sky painting by artist Johann-Michael Rottmeyer . The three-dimensional effect of the cross of this abbey is achieved by the efforts of the engraver, also in the foreground there is an inscription on the coin: it. Das Kreuz Melker ( Rus. Cross of Abbey Melk ). This precious relic from the treasury of Melk Abbey is a fourteenth-century work and is made of gold and precious stones.

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Reverse: Facade of the basilica with a characteristic central Gothic tower surrounded by two baroque towers. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. 850 jahre Mariazell ( Rus. 850 years of the Basilica of Mariazel ).

Obverse: The first steam locomotive in the empire and its inscription . Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) against the background of cars of the first, second and third class, in addition, the denomination is indicated: "20 Euro". The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Dampflokomotive. Österreich. 1837 ( Russian. Steam locomotive. Austria. 1837 ).

Reverse: Train on the bridge over the Danube on its first public trips from the Vienna North Station to Deutsch-Wagram on January 6, 1838. It caused a real sensation, it was watched and greeted by crowds of spectators along the entire route. On the circumference from top to bottom the inscription: German. Kaiser-Ferdinands-Nordbahn ( Rus. Imperial Northern Railway Ferdinand ).

Obverse: Steinbrück steam locomotive at the Zemmering railway station in the background. The engine of the Steinbrück steam locomotive is today in the Vienna Technical Museum. This is the oldest existing steam engine built in Austria: it was built in 1848 for the Austrian Southern Railway. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Dampf-lokomotive. Steinbrück. 1848 ( Russian. Steam locomotive. Steinbrück. 1848 ).

Reverse: Harbor of Trieste and a locomotive of type 17c372 , standing on a flyover leading to the railway station. Sailing ships are also shown. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. KK Südbahn Wien - Triest ( Rus. Southern Railway Vienna - Trieste ). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Dampflokomotive. 17c372 ( Russian. Steam engine. Model 17c372 ).

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Obverse: View of the monastery, located on a wooded hill above the city. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. St. Paul im Lavantal ( Rus. St. Paul in Lavantal ). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: South portal of the church, built in 1618.

Obverse: Buildings with semicircular corners of both wings. In the center is the work of the sculptor Otmar Schmitzkovich. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and denomination "100 Euro".

Reverse: The elevator in the entrance of the house, its iron gates and fences are decorated with the best design of the Art Nouveau style. On the left side of the coin is a sample of gold jewelry by Koloman Moser .

Obverse: Portrait of the famous Dr. Ignaz Philip Semmelweis. He holds the Staff of Asclepius , which is a symbol of doctors. The name of the doctor is minted on the top of the coin: Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis (“Ignaz Philippe Semmelweis”), the inscription is German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: View of the old hospital in Vienna, where Semmelweis worked in the labor clinic. Right - two doctors wash their hands before examining a patient. The circular legend says: it. Allgemeines Krankenhaus Wien ( Rus. Vienna Hospital ).

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Reverse: Portrait of Velbach. In the center of the coin made of niobium, there is a natural source of illumination - the Sun. Along the rim of the coin are several ways of artificial lighting: gas lighting, electric lighting , neon lamps and modern LEDs . At the top of the coin there is an inscription: German. Neon ( Russian Neon ).

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Obverse: View of the monastery from the slopes of Leopoldsberg hill in the Alps . Gothic basilicas are visible, as well as copper domes with the imperial crown. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Stift Klosterneuburg ( Russian: Klosterneuburg Monastery ). At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: Cloister of a Gothic monastery, in the foreground a stained glass window of Margrave of Austria Leopold III.

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Obverse: Steam locomotive kkStB 310 (developed by Karl Golsdorf ). At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the face value of the coin is “20 Euro”. At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Dampflokomotive ( Rus. Steam locomotive ) and model number - kkStB 310 .

Reverse: Hall of the Second North Station in Vienna. On the left is the train schedule before arriving at the platform. In the foreground is a woman dressed in the fashion of the 19th century, which symbolizes the old era of rail travel. At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Nordbahnhof Wien ( Rus. North Station in Vienna ).

Obverse: Steam locomotive kkStB 306.01 at the intersection of the railway bridge on the Austrian Western Railway. The locomotive was developed by Karl Golsdorf in 1908. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the face value of the coin is “20 Euro”. At the bottom of the coin is the model number - kkStB 306.01 and the year of issue of the coin is 2008.

Reverse: Passengers in the hall of the West Vienna Railway Station. The style of this building was inspired by a romantic style. On the right side of the coin is a statue of Empress Elizabeth . This statue still stands at this station. Text at the bottom of the coin: mute. Kaiserin - Elisabeth - Westbahn ( Russian: Western Railway of the Empress - Elizabeth )

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Obverse: View of Sekkau Monastery. The basilica located in the center of the monastery with two powerful towers was built in the Baroque style, and other monastery buildings are in this style. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Benediktinerabtei Seckau ( Rus. Benedictine Abbey Seckau ). At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro".

Reverse: View from the main entrance to the church on the altar, above which is the scene of the Crucifixion.

Seckau Abbey is located in the province of Styria . Founded in 1142 by a local bishop, it existed in the federal state of Styria until 1782, when Joseph II liquidated the abbey, and the bishop was forced to move to Graz . After 100 years, the monastery was acquired for the Benedictine monks by the German Abbey of Beuron , and the abbey of Sekkau was restored. After a fire in 1259, the original wooden arches were replaced by Gothic ones .

The first coin from the series “Crowns of the Habsburg House”.

Obverse: Imperial crown of the Holy Roman Empire. This is an octagonal crown, which is made of gold and precious stones, it was created specifically for the coronation of Otto I in 962. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and denomination "100 Euro". The inscription is indicated at the bottom of the coin . Krone des hl Römischen Reiches ( Rus. Crown of the Holy Roman Empire ).

Reverse: Emperor Otton I, in the background St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, where this coronation took place. Behind the monarch there is an inscription: “Otto I” (“Otton I”).

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Theodor Billroth was born on the island of Rügen , Germany in 1829, he studied medicine in Göttingen , Berlin and Vienna . Although he applied innovative methods of work in abdominal surgery, he recognized the role of bacteria as the cause of postoperative traumatic fever. Introducing antiseptics , Billroth laid the foundation for future security operations. In 1879, he founded the Rudolfiner Clinic in Vienna. Billroth died in 1894 at the age of 64.

Obverse: The portrait of Billroth is depicted along with the instrument of Asclepius and the years of his birth and death. The inscription at the top of the coin: " Theodor Billroth " 1829-1894 (Theodor Billroth 1829-1894). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Image of Billroth during operation. At the bottom left of the coin, the Rudolfiner Hospital is visible. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Der Billroth'sche hörsaal ( Russian: Billroth Audience ).

Obverse: Portrait of Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) and his telescope. The coin points to one of his first drawings of the surface of the moon, he was the first to tell the world about lunar mountains and craters .

The coin also shows: the Isaac Newton telescope , the Kremsmunster Abbey Observatory, a modern telescope, a radio telescope and a Space Telescope . Also there is an inscription: it. Jahr der astronomie ( Rus. Year of astronomy ).

Reverse: Coins depict the history of exploration of the surface of the moon . The color of niobium is golden yellow, it depicts the sun. On the outer ring are inscriptions: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “25 Euro”. The inscription on the inner circle of niobium: it. Rückseite des Mondes ( rus. The far side of the moon )

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Obverse: Schönlatern Lane in Vienna . On the left side of the coin, a house is visible, on the facade of which is a fresco with a legendary student and a mirror. The inscription ( German Schönlatern gasse ( Russian Lantern Avenue ) and the denomination “10 Euro” is engraved on the upper part of the coin. The inscription on the lower part of the coin: German Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ).

Reverse: The basilisk, located at the bottom of the well, looks at its reflection in the mirror, behind which the baker’s disciple stands. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Der basilisk ( Russian Basilisk ).

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Obverse: Electric model of the engine 1189 (also called “Crocodile”), the locomotive leaves the Arlberg tunnel . The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of "10 Euro". The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. E-Lok baureihe 1189 Krokodile ( Rus. Electric locomotive model 1189 Crocodile ).

Reverse: One of the most beautiful Alpine railway bridges: the impressive Trisanne bridge , which, when it was opened in 1884, was rated as the longest steel arch bridge in the world. A passenger train with an 1100 electric engine model crosses the 231-meter bridge of the Arlberg railway , against the backdrop of the mountain and Weissburg castle. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Die Arlbergbahn ( Russian railway Arlberg ). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Trisanna - brücke ( Rus. Trisanne bridge ).

Obverse: Railjet , a new high-speed train of the Austrian company ÖBB, which was commissioned in 2008–09. The Railjet sets new standards for long-distance travel in terms of speed, comfort, design and equipment. At the top of the coin is the face value of “20 Euro”. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ).

Reverse: it is dedicated to the transportation of goods and shows a general view of marshalling yards with various types of freight cars. In the foreground is an electric locomotive of class 1063. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Verschublok 1063 ( Rus. Shunting 1063 ).

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Obverse: Troubadour Blonde on a horse, located at the castle of Durnstein . He sings a song composed by Richard the Lionheart. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). Also in the upper part of the coin is a curved paper tape with an inscription indicating the name of the castle - “Du rnstein” (Dürnstein). At the bottom is the face value of the coin “10 Euro”.

Reverse: Richard the Lionheart, he was captured by Leopold and two soldiers. On Richard, a pilgrim cloak, which shows the image of three lions on his chest. At the bottom of the coin is the inscription: German. Gefangennahme von Richard Lowenherz ( Rus. Capturing Richard the Lionheart ).

Obverse: Crown of the Archdukes of Austria , which lies on a pillow decorated with embroidery. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Österreichischer erzherzogshut ( Rus. Austrian Archduke crown ). The face value is also “100 Euro”.

Reverse: The procession that accompanies the heir receiving the title of Archduke of Austria , from Hofburg Castle to St. Stephen's Cathedral . The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. EfbHuldigung ( Rus. Hereditary shrine (memory) ).

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Each coin in this series represents a winter sport in which Austria is a world leading power. The athlete in the center of the coin is preparing for the competition. Text at the top of both coins: dumb. Winterspiele 2010 ( Russian Winter Games 2010 ).

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Obverse: shows the features of coal mining from the Erzberg deposit, located in Styria. In the foreground are two miners mining ore. In the background, surrounded by trees, Mount Erzberg is shown in a stylized form. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). The inscription “Erzberg” is included in the curved ribbon located also at the top of the coin. At the bottom of the coin is a denomination of 10 Euro.

Reverse: Sleeping Water . His body extends from the left to the right edge of the coin. He lies on the lake. Beyond Vodyany, partially separated by bushes, two men approach Vodyany. One of them holds a jacket for capture. Between two men and the edge of the coin is the inscription: it. Entdeckung des Erzberges ( Rus. Discovery of Erzberg Mountain ).

Obverse: Portrait of the young emperor Claudius , whose reign lasted from 41 to 54 years, with a laurel wreath. When it was founded, Virinum , a city in the province of Norik . The bust of the emperor is shown next to fragments of inscriptions and four horses trotting from left to right. The names “Virunum” (Virinum), 2010 and also the face value “20 Euro” are written. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ).

Reverse: Roman province of Norik, which included the modern province of Vorarlberg . On the left we see a blacksmith at work. Three swords lie on the anvil, later they will be transferred to the Roman legion. A soldier carries a matron through the city. The building against the backdrop of the coin is the nowadays preserved remains of the walls of the city of Virinum. Below is the inscription "Virunum" (Virinum).

Pirke founded the theory of allergies and created the concept of “ allergy ”. Pirke has developed a diagnostic tool to detect tuberculosis infection.

Obverse: Portrait of the doctor Clemens Baron von Pirke and the staff of Asclepius , a symbol of the medical profession. The inscription on the coin: "Clemens von Pirquet" ("Clemens von Pirke"), the date of birth and death of the doctor. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Children's Hospital of the University of Vienna in 1920. In the foreground is a nurse, the child is lying on the bed. Above the building the text is mute. Univ-Kinderklinik ( Russian: Children's Clinical University Hospital ). Separately, on the right side of the coin, Pirke is shown behind a microscope. The text is dumb. Begründer der allergielehre ( Rus. Founder of the study of allergies ) is adapted to a round coin.

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Obverse: Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius on horseback. According to sources, he reigned in the years 161-180 and led the army during the Markoman War , when the army stood in the camp of Vindobona (modern Vienna). To the right of the emperor, a Roman legionary is on guard, and on the opposite side of the coin, the second legionary holds a small scroll in his hand. The presentation of the coin was inspired by the relief with a scene of the Marcoman war, depicting the Roman army of Marcus Aurelius. Background coins of a military camp. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the inscription " Vindobona " ("Vindobona"). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: " Kaiser Mark Aurel " ("Emperor Marcus Aurelius") and the nominal value of "20 Euro".

Reverse: A centurion in front of a line of legionnaires of the legion of Vindobon , built on the road near the fortress. Background coins of the fortress Pricipalis - one of the four goals of the legion of Windobon. The inscription at the top of the coin: " Vindobona " ("Vindobona").

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Obverse: A gnome that is opposite a seated shepherd boy by the mountain. The dwarf points to Mount Untersberg and says: Emperor Charlemagne is sleeping under the mountain. A flock of sheep is visible on the right side of the coin. On the slopes of the legendary mountain four crows circling. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). In the free space above the mountain, the text “Untersberg” is included in the curved ribbon. On the right side of the coin is a denomination of 10 Euro.

Reverse: The gnome and the shepherdess enter the large hall located under the mountain and find Emperor Karl sleeping on the throne. Next to Karl, a soldier who is leaning on his spear is sleeping in a standing position. In the background is a staircase, which is the exit from the cave located under the Untersberg mountain. At the top of the inscription: German. Kaiser Karl der im Untersberg ( Rus. Karl in Untersberg ).

Reverse: dedicated to renewable energies. A turbine rotates in front of a stylized globe. Water flows from the nozzle and turbine discs. Left arrows indicate the energy of geothermal heat. Drops of water do not fall to the ground, which made it possible to create a new source of energy, thanks to geothermal heat - water vapor. Against the background of a coin, a wind power station. The sun's rays are collected using solar panels that provide solar energy. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Erneuerbare energie ( rus. Renewable energy sources ).

Obverse: Crown of St. Stephen . The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). On the left is the year of issue, and on the right the face value of the coin is “100 Euro”. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Stephanskrone ( Rus. Crown of St. Stephen ).

Reverse: Maria Theresa on horseback after her coronation, in 1741 in Presburg . The empress was to go to the palace in an imperial costume, and during the coronation, and take on the obligation to protect the borders of the Kingdom of St. Stephen. In the background is the largest castle in Bratislava. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Maria Theresia königin von Ungarn ( Rus. Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary ).

Obverse: The main entrance to the Universalmuseum Joanneum, in the background is the Kunsthaus Exhibition Center, which was established in 2003. At the top of the coin is the nominal value of 50 Euro. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ).

Reverse: The room in which the armor of the medieval knights are standing. In the foreground is the luxurious armor of Michael Witz from Innsbruck in 1550. Graz has the largest arsenal of medieval weapons in the world. The inscription adapted to the coin: German. Landeszeughaus Graz ( Russian. Country Museum in Graz ).

Obverse: Nikolaus Jacquen stands next to one of his many discoveries in botany - the Iris Variegata plant. The inscription adapted to the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”. Under the portrait there is the inscription Nikolas, Joseph von Jacquin (Nikolaus Jacen).

Reverse: Nicolaus Jacques on a scientific trip to the Caribbean . During this trip, Nikolaus systematized his discoveries in botany. At the top of the coin is the inscription: German. Karibik-Expedition 1754-1759 ( Russian Caribbean Expedition 1754-1759 ).

Reverse: Mars surface and starry sky . In the foreground is a robot that explores the planet by deep drilling. On the right is a grid of coordinates. At the bottom of the coin is an inscription: it. Mars-Roboter ( Russian Martian Robot ).

Obverse: Portrait of the Roman emperor Septimius Severus , there is an inscription under the portrait: "Septimius Severus". To the right of the emperor are the Pagan gates in Karnunt, which have survived to this day and represent the Arc de Triomphe . Below is the inscription " Carnvntvm 2011 ". There are also inscriptions around the circumference: "20 Euro", German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and Septimius Severus (Septimius Severus).

Reverse: Villa Urbana (the villa is the home of a wealthy Roman merchant). In front of the villa is a Roman legionnaire with a spear. On the right are two ancient Romans in togas. The inscription at the bottom of the coin is “ Carnuntum ”.

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The Bank of Austria issued a coin dedicated to the fabulous dragon Lindworm . Lindmore since 1583 stands on the New Square ( German: "Neuer Platz" ) Klagenfurt .

Obverse: The statue of the dragon of Lindmore and the fountain dedicated to him. The inscription at the top of the coin inscription: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). At the bottom is the face value of the coin “10 Euro”. The inscription is engraved in the upper part of the coin: it. Lindwurm brunnen ( Russian: Dragon Fountain ).

Reverse: A stone castle whose purpose is to protect Klagenfurt from a dragon. In the foreground is Lindworm, captured by a chain of two people. The inscription at the bottom of the coin reads: German. Der Lindwurm in Klagenfurt ( Rus. Lindwurm in Klagenfurt ).

Reverse: Wild animals of Austria. From left to right: pheasant, badger and common deer against the background of the forest. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Land der Walder ( Rus. Country of forests ).

Obverse: Portrait of the Roman emperor Constantius II , there is an inscription under the portrait: “Aguntum” . Behind the portrait of the emperor are the gates to the quarter of artisans of Aguntum. To the right in a circle is the inscription “ Constantius II ” (Constantius II). Text to the left around the circle: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). The coin denomination is also indicated: “20 Euro”.

Reverse: Life of ordinary people of Aguntum: a woman came to the market for a jug, two townspeople are walking near the market. The inscription at the top of the coin: "Aguntum" (Aguntum).

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Obverse: Musician Augustine, who survived the plague in Vienna in 1678–1679. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). Also, the inscription is engraved in the upper part of the coin . Wien 1679 ( Rus. Vienna 1679 ). At the bottom is the denomination - “10 Euro”.

Reverse: Augustine plays in one of Vienna's zucchini, visitors to the institution listen to him. In the background is the old quarter of Vienna. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Der liebe Augustin ( Rus. Ah, my dear Augustine ).

Obverse: Crown of St. Wenceslas . The crown lies on a silk fabric decorated with the coat of arms of the Czech Republic . The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Wenzelskrone ( Rus. Crown of St. Wenceslas ). The center shows the face value of "100 Euro" and the year of issue - 2011.

Reverse: portrait of Rudolph II on the background of Charles Bridge , 3 of 30 sculptures are visible. Behind the bridge you can see the spiers of the famous St. Vitus Cathedral , where the crown of St. Wenceslas is kept. Text at the bottom of the coin: mute. Rudolf könig v Böhmen ( Rus. Rudolf king of Bohemia ).

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The Austrian Mint has launched a new series of coins for the 150th anniversary of Austrian artist Gustav Klimt . It is called "Gustav Klimt and his women." The Mint plans to issue one coin with a face value of 50 euros per year.

Obverse: Portrait of Gustav Klimt. To the left and top of the portrait is the name of the country: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ), at the bottom the denomination is “50 Euro”.

Reverse: Fragment of Gustav Klimt's painting “ Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer ”.

Obverse: Shell of a snail Nautilus . The structure of the shell is sometimes a model for the construction of buildings according to original designs. These are other examples of bionics: a soaring eagle, a lotus flower, a shark. The inscription is minted on the silver rim of the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ); on the inside - the face value of “25 Euro” and the year of issue of “2012”.

Reverse: “Bionics in architecture”. In the foreground are the divergent rays of a radiolarium. The backdrop is the courtyard of the Olympic Stadium in Munich , research in the field of bionics helped build its unique roof. Symbolic structures are depicted on the outer silver ring. The text of Bionik is at the top of the silver ring.

Obverse: Portrait of Egon Schiele. In the upper left part of the coin is a fragment of the picture “Crouching”. Under the figure is the face value of the coin “20 Euro”, the inscription below: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and under it the year of issue - 2012. The artist’s name “ Egon Schiele ” and “Eurostar” are also indicated - the logo of the single monetary program.

Reverse: One of Schiele's paintings is “ Portrait of Wally ”. The inscription on the left side of the coin: " Egon Schiele 1912. "

Obverse: On the left side of the coin is a portrait of Emperor Grazian . The right side of the coin depicts the patron saint of the province of Upper Austria , St. Florian of Lorch. According to the rim of the coin, their names are “Hl. Florian ”and“ Kaiser Gratianus ”respectively. At the bottom of the coin is the name of the Roman camp “Lauriacum” and the year of issue of the coin “2012”. The inscription is minted on the silver rim of the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ) and the nominal value of “20 Euro”.

Reverse: The coin is dedicated to the construction of roads and bridges by the Romans. The name of the camp is minted at the top of the coin: “Lauriacum”.

At the bottom of the coin is the face value of “10 Euro” and the year of issue of the coin “2012”. The inscription is minted on the silver rim of the coin: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ).
Reverse: The author of the reverse was 10-year-old Philip Ogris, a primary school student from the town of St. Margareten im Rosenthal. His drawing, engraved on a coin, depicts the Carinthian mountains with mountain goats on the slopes, a lake with fish and boats. On the shore, a dragon-lindworm "grazes". At the bottom of the coin is the name of the land of Carinthia in two languages ​​- in German ( German Kärnten ) and Slovenian ( Slovenian Koroška ).