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Vienna Features
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Mozart, Mozart, Mozart!
The composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) crammed a prodigious number of compositions into his Vienna years (the last 10 of his life), along... read more
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A Hop Through Hip Vienna
Paris has the Latin Quarter, London has Notting Hill, and the bohemian district in Vienna is the Freihaus sector, Vienna's trendiest neighborhood... read more
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Top Reasons to Go to Vienna
Ride the Ringstrasse. Hop on streetcar No. 1 or No. 2 and travel full circle along Vienna's best-known avenue. Those monumental buildings along... read more
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The "Neue" City
One morning in 1911, Emperor Franz Josef, starting out on a morning drive from the Hofburg, opened his eyes in amazement as he beheld the defiantly... read more
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Munch on the Run
If you don't have time for a leisurely lunch, or you'd rather save your money for a splurge at dinner, here's a sampling of the best places in... read more
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Wine-Wien-Wein-Vienna
For a memorable experience, sit at the edge of a vineyard on the Kahlenberg with a tankard of young white wine and listen to the Schrammel quartet... read more
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Vienna's Sweetest Vice
Many think that the chief contribution of the people who created the Viennese waltz and the operetta comes with the dessert course in the form... read more
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Tracking Down The Third Man
Nothing has done more to create the myth of postwar Vienna than Carol Reed's classic 1949 film The Third Man. The bombed-out ruins of this proud... read more
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Jugendstil Jewels
From 1897 to 1907, the Vienna Secession movement gave rise to one of the most spectacular manifestations of the pan-European style known as Art... read more
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The Sound—and Sights—of Music
What closer association to Vienna is there than music? Saturated with musical history and boasting one of the world's greatest concert venues... read more
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Stepping Out in Three-Quarter Time
Ever since the 19th-century Congress of Vienna—when pundits laughed "Elle danse, mais elle ne marche pas" (the city "dances, but it never... read more
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Vienna by Bike
Look for the special pathways either in red brick or marked with a stylized cyclist image in yellow; there are also special traffic signals at... read more
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A Glittering Trove
If you're looking for something truly special—an 18th-century oil portrait or a real fur, a rococo mirror or a fine silk fan, modern or... read more