Welcome  to the CHANCERY of the Philippine Embassy

 

 

 

The Chancery[1] of the Philippine Embassy is located at the mezzanine floor (i.e., the "Zwischengeschoss" or "Z" floor) of the Post Passage Building, Laurenzerberg 2, A-1010 Vienna.

 

To get to the Chancery, visitors or clients taking public transport are advised to get off at Schwedenplatz station, which is accessible through any of the following lines:

 

- Subway    :   Unterbahn (U-Bahn) Lines or

                     (Please take the "Schwedenplatz" exit)

- Tram        :   Strassenbahn Lines 1, 2, N, and  21

- Bus         :   Autobus line 2A (This line runs the Kirchengasse-Schwedenplatz route.

                     Laurenzerberg street is on the opposite side of the square)

The Post Passage building lies behind Hotel Capricorno and is recognizable by the glass structure on its façade. Upon reaching the Post Passage Building:

 

Please take the main entrance along Laurenzerberg 2. An alternative entrance to the Post Passage building is also found along Fleischmarkt 19, the other street bordering the building.

 

 

Since the main entrance leads to the building's basement (Untergeshoß), please take the escalator going up to the ground floor (Erdgeschoß).

 

 

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    Once at the ground floor (Erdgeschoß), please take elevator (Aufzug)

    number 3.Note: (Should the elevator be temporarily out of service, visitors

    and clients may go two flights up the staircase found opposite the elevator.

     

The staircase leads to an alternative entrance, through which access is granted by pressing a buzzer. )

 

 

 

Pressing the “Z” button (for Zwischengeschoß) will take the visitor / client to the Chancery. Please note that this button is deactivated after 17.00h, as well as during weekends and Philippine or Austrian non-working holidays (please see the Embassy’s office hours).

 

 

 

    The view of the Chancery’s foyer that greets visitors and clients.

 

 

 

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[1]Technically, the term "Embassy" refers to the people of the diplomatic mission, and the term “Chancery” refers to the principal office used by the diplomatic mission for diplomatic, consular or other related purposes.