Have you ever heard of the Bill-Grah-Park? It’s a small park in the Essling district. This little green space is much more than just a place to relax. It’s actually a testament to the legacy of jazz in this area. If you look closely you can see a beautiful three-meter tall Jazz sculpture. It was created by Leopold Grausam and some apprentices from the stonemasons’ workshop of the Vienna Cemeteries. The sculpture stands as a reminder of the vibrant jazz scene in Vienna. It also commemorates Bill Grah, the German jazz pianist and vibraphonist, who lived in this district from 1955. This park was named after Bill Grah in 1999 in honor of his contributions to jazz music. This is a small park, right in the heart of Essling, and a hidden gem for those who are interested in jazz history.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to