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Antique Shopping in Vienna

Dorotheum. The Dorotheum was the first imperial auction house, established in 1707 by Emperor Josef I as a pawnshop. Occupying the former
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A Quick Primer on Mozart

The composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–91) crammed a prodigious number of compositions into the last 10 years of his life, many of which
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Lodging Alternatives in Vienna

Apartment Rentals If you want a home base that's roomy enough for a family and comes with cooking facilities, consider a furnished rental.
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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. No. 1 will take you from Staatsoper
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Vienna Food on the Go

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
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Vienna's Hip Neighborhood

Paris has the Latin Quarter, London has Notting Hill, and the bohemian district in Vienna is the Freihaus sector in the 4th District (Wieden
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Vienna's Modern Architecture

Early one day in 1911, Emperor Franz Josef started out on a morning drive from the Hofburg, when he was stunned to come upon the defiantly plain
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Vienna's Pastries

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
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Vienna Wines

For a memorable experience, sit at the edge of a vineyard in the outskirts of the city with a tankard of young white wine and listen to the
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Viennese Coffeehouses

The coffeehouse culture is as much a part of the Austrian soul as Mozart is. There are more than 1,600 coffeehouses in Vienna, and its café

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Fodor's Vienna & the Best of Austria: With Salzburg & Skiing in the Alps

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