English: This map highlights locations where famous historical people used to live in Vienna approximately in 1913. The map uses Vienna's modern borders but may not reflect those of the time. Some locations are also approximate but still mostly accurate.

1 - Meldemannstraße 27, Brigittenau (Meldemannstraße dormitory): Adolf Hitler lived here from february 1910 to may 1913 2 - Rodlergasse 25, Döbling: Leon Trotsky lived here from october 1907 to august 1914 3 - Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 30, Meidling (Stalin-Gedenktafel): Iosif Stalin stayed here for two months between January and February 1913 4 - Berggasse 19, Alsergrund (Sigmund Freud Museum): Sigmund Freud lived and worked here from 1891 to 1938 5 - Favoriten district: Josip Broz Tito may have lived here from october 1912 to may 1913, he was known to be working in Wiener Neustadt 6 - Hofburg, Innere Stadt: as the Habsburg main residence, emperor Franz Joseph I lived here most of his life 7 - Palais Schönbrunn, Hietzing: summer residence of the Habsburgs, Franz Ferdinand mostly resided here 8 - Josefstädter Straße 21, Josefstadt (Klimt's Atelier): Gustav Klimt lived and worked here from 1890 to 1911, but remained in proximity until his death 9 - Argentinierstraße 16, Wieden (Palais Wittgenstein): Ludwig Wittgenstein and his family mostly lived here (particularly 1889-1913) 10 - Hütteldorfer Straße 47, Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus: Arnold Schoenberg was known to mostly live and work here (particularly 1874-1935)