Anker Uhr
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This clock (built 1911 - 1914) was created by the painter and sculptor Franz von Matsch and is a typical Art Nouveau design. n the course of 12 hours, twelve historical figures or pairs of figures move across the bridge. Every day at noon, all of the figures parade, each accompanied by music from its era.
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Freyung Passage
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The passage is an architectural jewel. Ideal to get to know the beauty of Vienna and its architecture. Everywhere you can find small marble columns, capitals, friezes, ornaments wrought iron. So you stroll through the passage captures the beauty and tranquility, looking at the show window of small shops, perhaps you also goes into one or the other
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Wine Walking Tour with a Great View of Vienna
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Wiener Wurstelprater
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A reason to go there should be the ferris wheel of the Prater. It is one of the best-known sights of Vienna. It dates back to the 19th century, when Vienna was the imperial capital of a multicultural state and the emperor still ruled over his country. Prater should be a fix point on everybody's Vienna trip. There is really a lot to do there.
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MUMOK
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The museum is perfect for all culture travellers who have seen enough dusty paintings in antique exhibition rooms. Mumok gives a welcoming twist to art and the way it is consumed.
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Schönbrunn & the Gloriette
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First, there is the palace itself, so if you're into history or kitsch, you should go take a tour. If you’re more the outdoor kind of person feel free to enjoy an imperial walk around the extensive park with amazing fountains, beautiful alleys, the rose gardens or the Gloriette with its impressive view over the area – all for free!
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Secession
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The Secession is a signpost for the typical Viennese style of art called Jugendstil ( also Art Nouveau), which was drawing a bow between the frigid Historism and the Modernism. Today it is still used for exhibitions and you will find works of Klimt also in there.
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Wine Walking Tour with a Great View of Vienna
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Burggarten
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It was the former privat park of the emperor of Austria and was closed to public. Nowadays everybody can go there and relax in the shadows of trees. The park is on two sides surrounded by the Hofburg-complex (the former imperial city palace) and on the other side by the Ring-street, Viennas most famous street.
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MuseumsQuartier
Lounges
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Surrounded by modern architectural elements mixed into a historical building complex, this places is stuffed with museums, art venues, hip cafés, a fountain and lots of people just hanging out and enjoying life. It is one of Vienna’s most vibrant and lively spaces during the whole summertime with live music acts and DJs.
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Leopold Museum
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The museum loses its stiffness when it comes to temporary exhibitions; having made quite a furor with its exhibition about naked men. The museum is also of architectoral interest. The design is very open with a large inner court and holes in the floor connecting the floors with each other.
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Österreichische Nationalbibliothek
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Such a beautiful library, where you can read all about the history of Vienna. This library can be a bit of a search to find, and it isn't that much recommended to tourists, but this is definitely a library you won't forget!
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Kapuzinergruft - Kaisergruft
Museums & Galleries
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This crypt is not a simple cellar full of coffins. Those emperial coffins are fine works of craftsmenship, perfected with detail ornaments, crowns, skulls and more. The most precious coffin is the double coffin of Maria Theresia and her husband, being the size of a car.
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Friedhof der Namenlosen
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Anonymous corpses which were found in the river Danube between 1845 and 1940 were buried here. The small cemetery consists of two parts: the older one, where 487 corpses who have been found between 1945 and 1900 were buried, is full of trees and other plants whereas the younger one, which has been founded in 1900, is better-kept.
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Architekturzentrum Wien
Museums & Galleries
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The center is looked after by a group of architects and supporters. Only recommended for people who are interest in the field of architecture, building design and city planning. If not, it is best to search other more fitting museums.
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Wien Museum
Museums & Galleries
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If you are interested in history and art and are a friend of low entry prices then you should pay it a visit. Some artifacts just have an astounding presence, like the original suits of amour or the room interior of the Biedermeier art period.
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Naturhistorisches Museum
Museums & Galleries
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Because it is definitely one of the best museums they will ever visit.
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