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Vienna is usually associated with Baroque and the Ringstrasse. This category collects what came afterward – and what often tells you more ab...
Vienna has a relationship with death that would seem strange elsewhere but here is simply part of the culture. The “schöne Leich” – a dignif...
Vienna's churches tell the city's complete architectural history – from Romanesque to modern – and almost all of them are free to enter. St....
Vienna is a good city for families, and that's less about dedicated children's attractions than the fact that a lot simply works: short dist...
The Viennese coffee house has been UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2011, and the reason isn't a type of coffee but an attitude: yo...
Vienna has more than a hundred museums, and that is less helpful for visitors than it sounds: if you stay three days, you might manage four...
Vienna lives off its reputation as a city of music, and unlike in some cities, what's on offer actually lives up to it. The Vienna State Ope...
Six hundred years of Habsburg rule left Vienna with a density of palaces that is rare in Europe. And unlike in many capitals, they don't sit...
Vienna is one of the greenest major cities in Europe: around half of the city's area is green space. And almost all of it is free to enter....
Some places in Vienna you don't visit, you walk through them. This category collects exactly those. The Ringstrasse (the Ring) is the grand...
Vienna is built low, and that's exactly why every spot from which you can look out over it is worth the trip. The Giant Ferris Wheel (Riesen...