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Orson Welles's famous speech in the Third Man (comparing the artistic achievements of the degenerate Borgias with Switzerland's 500 years of democracy, culminating in the invention of the cuckoo clock) took place on Vienna's Ri... more

As the Praterstraße broadens out into the Praterstern junction, you will notice a splendid 16m high column topped by the statue of Admiral Tegetthof, the Austro-Hungarian Empire's most glorious naval hero. The work of architect... more

Designed and built by Paul Engelmann and the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein—the Wittgenstein Haus is simple yet very severe in sending out the message across. Reflecting their thinking, this building is now a property of the B... more

Narrenturm was the world's first mental ward and is also called the Idiots Tower. It was built in 1784, under Emperor Josef's rule. After the psychiatric hospital was closed, for a certain period it served as residence for doct... more

Stretching over a wide landscape of about 65,000 square meters, City Park of Vienna has something for both the locals and the tourists. The Ringstrasse and the Heumarket are on the top of every tourist's sightseeing list. One o... more

The city of Vienna is full of attractions and landmarks of historical significance. Platz am Hof has witnessed many events dating back to 1280. Earlier it served as camp for the Roman army. The place also housed markets for fis... more

Ballhausplatz is an important square in the city of Vienna. Literally its the most powerful square as it houses vital residences. For nearly 200 years, it was the official residence of the Chancellor of Austria (Prime Minister)... more

Built in 1868-1871 by Heinrich Ferstel, the Museum of Applied Arts is the oldest and one of the best museums of its kind in Europe. Its permanent collections are displayed in a series of exhibition halls, each of which has its... more

The magnificent Opernhaus am Ring, famous first and foremost for its annual high society ball, hosts productions of the very highest quality by the likes of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, the State Ballet Company and a host... more

Is there anyone who doesn't love gazing at the stars and planets? It's fun and inexpensive to borrow Urania observatory's equipment, to get a fabulous close-up look. One can look up towards the heavens and view millions of star... more