Plattegrond van Wenen, ca. 1695 1695 - 1697

This 17th-century map, “Plattegrond van Wenen,” depicts the city of Vienna, Austria, and is a detailed illustration of the city's layout, including the Danube River and its fortifications. The map's precise lines, intricate details, and scale make it a valuable resource for historians and cartographers studying urban planning and the history of Vienna. It is likely the map was used by military strategists, city planners, or merchants, as it provides a comprehensive view of the city's infrastructure and defenses. The map's intricate details, such as the winding river, the various buildings, and the city's walls, create a visual representation of Vienna's historical importance and growth. The map is a testament to the craftsmanship and skill of anonymous cartographers who helped document and understand the world around them.