A walk through the Old City, a boat ride on the Danube or a rest at a heuriger: Vienna has many romantic aspects. Here are a few tips for all lovers and honeymooners. Produced by SLASH
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Adia shows us her top 5 rooftop bars in Vienna! Let's have a good drink and enjoy the amazing view over the city :)
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A visit to St. Stephen's Cathedral is a must for every visitor. It is the symbol of Vienna. Construction commenced in the 12th century. Today, it is one of the most important Gothic structures in Austria.
St. Stephen's Cathedral is 107.2 meters long and 34.2 meters wide.
(c) WienTourismus/Peter Rigaud
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Austria’s tallest building is always an experience for the whole family.
If you want to take your little ones up high, then visit the Danube Tower in Vienna for a view of the city and its surroundings from the 150 meter-high viewing terrace.
© WienTourismus / Popp & Hackner
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Adia shows us her top 6 modern cafés in Vienna. These trendy cafés will make you fall in love with Vienna's coffeehouse culture even more :)
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The impressive Schönbrunn Palace covered in snow during winter time in Vienna ❄️ (c)WienTourismus/Christian Stemper
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You can gaze over the view of Vienna from many places in the city. An overview of the most beautiful viewpoints from St. Stephen's Cathedral to Kahlenberg. Produced by SLASH
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The State Hall, the heart of the Austrian National Library, is one of the most beautiful library halls in the world. It is the biggest Baroque library in Europe.
The former Court Library was created in the first half of the 18th century as a private wing of the Hofburg imperial residence. Emperor Karl VI. ordered its construction. The library was built by Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach according to plans of his father, Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach.
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Visitors to the Austrian capital will find evidence of the turning artistic tide in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Vienna everywhere they look. Architecture in the city was shaped by the nascent Jugendstil (art nouveau) as well as the Secessionist style.
All of these buildings, and countless more art nouveau gems throughout the city, have a timeless appeal. Visitors can discover them under their own steam or on one of the countless art nouveau tours...
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Vienna Art Nouveau | VIENNA/NOW Tours
Art Nouveau has a fixed place in Vienna's architecture. It is spread all across the city. Come with us and discover everything Art Nouveau in...
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Welcome to the ball season
Each year more than 450 balls take place in Vienna. The city of waltzes exuberantly celebrates Carnival in January and February. The three-quarter...
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