| Page Views: 436 Last Visit to Vienna: - I Visit Here Frequently | The grand city of Vienna by csordila - last update: Jun 29, 2009 |
Schoenbrunn is the most important cultural site in Austria and is definitely one of the major tourist attractions in Vienna. Soon after the end of the monarchy the palace was opened to the public, drawing around 1.5 million visitors annually.
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|  | The Market of Gluttony, the Naschmarkt Who would think that in Vienna beside the balls , concert halls, museums, collections, cafes and restaurants, the market may be an interesting program for you.
If I have bad mood, I visit Naschmarkt: the perfect order of the pretty huts, the multitude of the fragrances and the colours, the sight of vegetables and fruits always calms me.
On Saturday mornings also a flea market works here. With some fortune and patience, we may find even values which cannot be evaluated .
The joy of the shopping finds us easily in Vienna, have enough Euro simply.
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| | The territory of creative architecture The Hundertwasser-Haus is an architectural speciality, a multicolored fairy tale castle between grey, standardized large city houses. Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelbunt Hundertwasser rebelling against the dictatorship of straight lines has planned it. The colourful undulations of this house, every angle moulded into a curve, has been integrated into the architectural milieu. We can observe an excessive luxuriance of colours and forms in his extraordinarily rich design. He used every means to express his life philosophy manifesting the creation of a harmony of humanism. He was, all in all, an intrepid and audacious warrior of human rights, world peace and environmental protection.
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Zvrlj Fri Apr 24, 2009 11:51 UTC
Thanks for visiting our San Marino page. Vienna is among our (unrealistic) plans for this summer, and your tips are just perfect for us. BTW "Schnitzel" produced our word "snicla", that is something that we've discovered from your tip :-) | joiwatani Sun Mar 15, 2009 17:14 UTC
Why don't they accept credit cards? Just like most shops in the provinces of Japan. All cash...which is great anyway. ..especially when you don't have to worry about thieves...a lot. | Nemorino Sun Jan 11, 2009 18:49 UTC
Great that you and your company reconstructed the old Collegium Hungaricum building! | Stephanie Sat Jan 10, 2009 05:47 UTC
Great Vienna page. The Naschmarkt cheers you up - your pictures cheer me up. :))) |
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