Imperial Coach

Imperial Coach
Imperialwagen (German)

Artist	Franz Xaver Wagenschön (painted panels, signed 1763)
Completion date	circa 1735-1740
Type	Baroque French grand carrosse
Dimensions	3.55 m × 2.12 m × 6.77 m (11.6 ft × 7.0 ft × 22.2 ft)
Weight	4 tonnes
Condition	Conserved
Location	Imperial Carriage Museum, Vienna, Austria
Owner	Republic of Austria

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The Imperial Coach (in German: Imperialwagen) is the gilded state coach that was used as a coronation coach for the Imperial and Imperial Austrian courts in Vienna, Austria. It is now kept in the Imperial Carriage Museum at Schönbrunn Palace.^[2]

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↑ "Imperialwagen mit Achterzug vor dem Wiener Stephansdom" [Imperial coach with an eight‑horse team in front of St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna]. Kunsthistorisches Museum (in German).
↑ "Reicher Krönungswagen ("Imperialwagen")" [Rich Coronation Carriage ("Imperial Carriage")]. Kunsthistorisches Museum (in German).

v t e Named ceremonial carriages including royal and state coaches
Austria	Imperial Coach
Canada	Canadian State Landau
Denmark	Golden Coupé Cotillion Coach
France	Coronation Coach of Charles X
Ireland	Lord Mayor of Dublin's State Coach
Netherlands	Glass Coach Golden Coach
United Kingdom	1902 State Landau Australian State Coach Diamond Jubilee State Coach Glass Coach Gold State Coach Irish State Coach King Edward VII's Town Coach Lord Mayor of London's State Coach Queen Alexandra's State Coach Scottish State Coach Speaker's State Coach
Related	List of carriage museums
Category:Carriage museums Category:State coaches Category:Royal carriages Commons category:State coaches

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