A portion of tasty Kaiserschmarrn to go. Because of the Covid-19 regulations, the coffee houses in Vienna remained closed, but the best pastry you can enjoy as take away. When you explore the city center and you are heading to the Imperial Palace Hofburg through Kohlmarkt, on your right side you will reach “The K. […]
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Hot dog stands are an integral part of Vienna’s cityscape. You don’t go to the sausage stand just to satisfy your hunger. They are meeting points where everyone is equal. Beside the Viennese Schnitzel, the absolute must-try in Vienna are sausages served at so-called Hot dog Stands. They offer several variations forms, like delicious Käsekrainer
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You are in Vienna and you want to try some ice skating. There is no better place for that, than the Ice World in front of City Hall, where City Hall Square transforms into a huge ice rink. The Vienna Ice Dream takes place with a Covid-19 security concept and starts on December 24 until
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Three weeks after “hard lockdown” the Austrian government decided to give the green light for museums but the red one for the beloved Christmas markets. Cinemas, theaters, restaurants, and bars stay closed, at least until the 7th of January. Christmas markets stay “red” After canceling the New Year’s Silvester party, Viennese must live without their
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The Weekend before the second lockdown, I went with a couple of friends, Austria guides, to explore the development of the Donau park in Vienna. The area that rises from ashes to the highest spot in Vienna. During the walk on the cold November day, that Monika prepared, we’ve talked about the area that only
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Are you willing to take a walk into the future? Free your mind, hit a “read more” button, and join us on a utopian walking journey through Vienna in the year 2050. Together with the group of Instagrammers so-called igersvienna.com, I took an audio walk into the future. Equipped with headphones and receivers we took
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The traditional Viennese coffee house is as much as a part of the cityscape as the Castle Schönbrunn, the Giant Ferris Wheel, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. In Vienna, people go to the coffee house to be visibly invisible, to disturb undisturbed, and not to be at home and yet to be at their place. ”
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With a group of motivated Austria guides, I took a trip to Raabs an der Thaya. Only one and half hour driving by car from Vienna is the municipality of Raabs an der Thaya in the district of Waidhofen an der Thaya located directly on the border to the Czech Republic. As a part of
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Located on the right bank of Danube, the municipality of Melk is known as “The gateway to the Wachau.” At the foot of the world-famous Benedictine abbey, you can discover another treasure of cultural history: the city of Melk. The Danube is the second-longest river in Europe and the most important waterway in Austria. The
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Located in the heart of Austria, next to Wachau is the Schallaburg Castle, one of the Renaissance jewel buildings in Austria. The 1,000-year-old fortress, which oldest surviving parts are from the 11th century, has been owned by four different families over the years. Today’s view of the fort is thanks to the last one of
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