Schönbrunn Palace is one of the most important baroque palaces in Europe. The Habsburg palace received its significant name from the imperial wife Eleonore von Gonzaga in 1642. The palace and gardens were fundamentally redesigned under Maria Theresa after 1743. Later, Schönbrunn was the summer residence of Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth, better known as Sissi. Today, the Viennese palace is part of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, not least because of its historical significance and magnificent furnishings. The imperial complex also includes the Imperial Carriage Museum, where you can admire the former state carriages alongside historical riding and train harnesses and the world's largest collection of civilian uniforms. Anyone who visits the museum will most likely not discover our ➥Fibershield®-P fire protection curtains. Because this is precisely where the secret of success of STÖBICH's textile fire protection solutions lies: they integrate elegantly into the most sophisticated architecture and can also be retrofitted in historical buildings. There, the fire protection curtains only become visible in the event of a fire, as they unroll out of the narrow housing and seal off the surroundings in fire compartments against fire and smoke.
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