Get immersed in the heart of the Austrian capital by discovering its most emblematic sites, from museums to cathedrals and opera houses.

Whether you visit the huge Christmas markets in Vienna – think ice rinks, hundreds of stalls and delicious food, or travel to small alpine towns to buy handcrafted gifts, Austria has it all!

If you visit the store, you can see the massive mirror originally from the Vienna World’s Fair, which took place exactly 150 years ago in 1873.

The Top 12 Things Not to Miss When Visiting Vienna, Austria By Kathryn M. Updated on Dec 20, 2017 at 6:55 PM Kathryn M.

Austria's monarchy officially ended in 1918, after World War I, but visiting Vienna today you'd hardly know it. The influence of the country's longest-ruling couple, Emperor Franz Joseph and ...

In 1857 Austrian Emperor Franz Josef ordered the city walls surrounding Vienna torn down, an unprecedented move for a European capital. After eight years of construction, a grand boulevard ...

VIENNA, July 30 (Xinhua) -- Austria registered a record 13.38 million overnight stays of guests from home and abroad in June, up by 13.9 percent from a year earlier, as holiday-heavy timing spurred ...

Hotel MOTTO If you're visiting Vienna, you should stay at Hotel MOTTO. It's a charming hotel right in the middle of everything. The staff are friendly and helpful and the room is just incredible.

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