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Vienna is enchanting at any time of year and offers countless opportunities to discover the city in a very personal way. We are delighted that
Dear customers, As every year, the Advent season immerses Vienna in a very special atmosphere: festively decorated shop windows, bright Christmas lights in the streets
On 23.6.24 at 12 noon, Martha Tretter will be a guest on Radio Wien with her book “Grüne Glücksorte in Wien” in a talk from
I am delighted to be able to introduce you to my Green Places of Happiness in Vienna – an invitation to discover Vienna’s hidden green
Dear friends of Viennese culture and history, Another year is drawing to a close, and what a year it has been! In these pre-Christmas days,
Festively lit streets, warming punch and mulled wine at the Christmas markets, Christmas tree sellers and Advent concerts, all this makes up the Christmas atmosphere
Since the Middle Ages, the curfew of inns in Vienna has been indicated by the ringing of the beer bell from the Stephansturm. The meanings
The sausage stand is a Viennese institution. This facility was already conceived during the k .uk monarchy to secure an income for war invalids. Originally
The Viennese oyster is less a culinary delicacy than a popular position in sexual relations, which enjoyed great popularity in Vienna around 1840. Animated by
On March 23, the time had finally come: Katharina Trost and Reza Sarkari presented their first Vienna book and we were allowed to be there.
The standard bearer with shoe size 80 should be a symbol of the citizens. The town hall tower is constantly in motion, so the town
The heart of the collections was once around 30,000 objects bought by Emperor Franz I Stephan of Lorraine. He acquired it in 1750 from the