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You can also enjoy many Viennese sights with free admission. And the restaurants on Vienna's markets serve excellent food at an affordable price.

The Baroque palace park belonging to Schönbrunn Palace was opened to the public in 1779. The park, together with Schönbrunn Palace, has been on...

A world-famous Art Nouveau musical clock with historic figures and music.

A contemporary art collection of the city of Vienna.

The parliament building built in forms of Greek architecture from 1873 to 1883, was designed by Theophil Hansen. Today, it is the seat of the...

Vienna City Hall is Vienna's most important non-religious building in the Neo-Gothic style. It is the official seat of the Mayor and the meeting...

Edmund Hellmer's golden Strauss Monument in the Stadtpark is the most popular photographic subject in Vienna. At its unveiling in 1921, the...

Stretching over more than two square kilometers, the great Central Cemetery hosts perhaps the world's largest concentration of memorials honoring...

In 1884, Emperor Franz Joseph I opened the main building of the University of Vienna on the Ringstrasse, designed according to plans by Heinrich...

New creations, coupled with exceptional variety and top quality have revived the Viennese sausage-eating traditions. Whether at the sausage stand...

On the Naschmarkt, a colorful crowd buys fruit, vegetables and various delicacies from every country. Trendy restaurants are also increasingly...

A multicultural market in the 16th district as well as Vienna's biggest street market.

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