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I will be coming to vienna after going to museums and churches inflorence, sienna, rome and venice so will there be anything else to do there? I will be there early 2003.

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those little sausages

aaa

Nope. You've seen one museum, you've seen 'em all.

Anon

Geez. School must be out today. I won't say I've *never* seen so many inane questions on the same day, but this has gotten be among the "Top 10."<BR><BR>And didn't you post this same question about a half hour ago? Please, scroll down (Next 50) to reply to your own post to "top" it, instead of starting a new thread. Thank you very much.

lynlor

Vienna is for music lovers. We found beautiful music everywhere!

s.fowler

On the assumption that this is not a troll:<BR><BR>The Kunsthistorisches in Vienna is a major museum -- even after all you would see. If you are tired of Italian etc.. they have a great collection of Bruegels<BR><BR>Vienna itself is a very different city than those you mention. It was the capital of the Hapsburg Empire and has the really big buildings to show for it--not to mention crown jewels.<BR><BR>Yes the music -- I recommend either the Statsoper or the Volksoper.<BR><BR>It has some great churches -- not St. Peters, but from a different culture. It has the Stadtspark and the Prater -- not to mention the Vienna Woods.<BR><BR>Etc...

Ira

Knoedlen<BR>Sacher Torte<BR>Austrian Wine<BR>Wienerschnitzle<BR><BR>

kj74

I have to agree with Ira on the sacher torte. The best!<BR><BR>If you are a Gustav Klimt fan, the Seccession museum is a must. If you love opera, visit the Statsoper.

Ira

I forgot the NaschMarkt (Spelling?)