Sites the Vienna Natives are fond of
Sehenswürdigkeiten
Visit the original film location on the Vienna Canal and follow in the footsteps of Orson Welles, alias Harry Lime, known as "The Third Man". Descend into Vienna's underworld and learn more about then and now.
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3. Mann Tour
Visit the original film location on the Vienna Canal and follow in the footsteps of Orson Welles, alias Harry Lime, known as "The Third Man". Descend into Vienna's underworld and learn more about then and now.
The oldest and one of the largest auction houses in the world, with more than 40 sections and over 100 experts. Holds more than 600 auctions a year.
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Dorotheum
17 DorotheergasseThe oldest and one of the largest auction houses in the world, with more than 40 sections and over 100 experts. Holds more than 600 auctions a year.
The flea market at Naschmarkt is an institution with a wide range of antiques, collector's items, souvenirs and junk. Here you will find information about stand rental, registration, prices, directions, contact details and interesting facts about the largest flea market in Austria.
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Flea Market at Naschmarkt
48-52 Linke WienzeileThe flea market at Naschmarkt is an institution with a wide range of antiques, collector's items, souvenirs and junk. Here you will find information about stand rental, registration, prices, directions, contact details and interesting facts about the largest flea market in Austria.
The Bohemian Prater has a lot to offer for young and old alike. Today, as then, people are happy when they can forget everyday life for a second. The Bohemian Prater offers a comprehensive range of entertainment in which the whole family can spend a relaxing and exciting day.
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波西米亚普拉特，蒂沃利
216 Laaer WaldThe Bohemian Prater has a lot to offer for young and old alike. Today, as then, people are happy when they can forget everyday life for a second. The Bohemian Prater offers a comprehensive range of entertainment in which the whole family can spend a relaxing and exciting day.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum (Art History Museum) was built in 1891 near the Imperial Palace to house the extensive collections of the imperial family. With its vast array of eminent works and the largest Bruegel collection in the world, it is considered one of the most eminent museums in the world.
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维也纳艺术史博物馆
Maria-Theresien-PlatzThe Kunsthistorisches Museum (Art History Museum) was built in 1891 near the Imperial Palace to house the extensive collections of the imperial family. With its vast array of eminent works and the largest Bruegel collection in the world, it is considered one of the most eminent museums in the world.
The Technical Museum Vienna offers exceptional insights into the world of technology on an area of 22,000 m². Unique exhibits from the past to the present, but also films and interactive stations show exciting technical developments.
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维也纳科技博物馆
212 Mariahilfer Str.The Technical Museum Vienna offers exceptional insights into the world of technology on an area of 22,000 m². Unique exhibits from the past to the present, but also films and interactive stations show exciting technical developments.
The Palm House in the palace park at Schönbrunn is the largest of its kind on the European continent. It houses dozens of Mediterranean, tropical and subtropical plants.
Emperor Franz Joseph commissioned the construction of the Palm House in 1882. Architect Franz Segenschmid had his hands full: with a length of 111 meters, 2,500 square meters in area and 4,900 square meters of glass, it is the largest Palm House on the European continent. 45,000 glass panes were installed.
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Palmenhaus
1 BurggartenThe Palm House in the palace park at Schönbrunn is the largest of its kind on the European continent. It houses dozens of Mediterranean, tropical and subtropical plants.
Emperor Franz Joseph commissioned the construction of the Palm House in 1882. Architect Franz Segenschmid had his hands full: with a length of 111 meters, 2,500 square meters in area and 4,900 square meters of glass, it is the largest Palm House on the European continent. 45,000 glass panes were installed.
This behemoth of a building spans four tram stops and stretches over half a mile long. But its size isn’t nearly as impressive as its history, as this building was a stronghold for anti-fascists during the 1934 Austrian Civil War.
Karl Marx-Hof was completed in 1930 by architect Karl Ehn, a protege of the famous Otto Wagner, whose socialist style has had a lasting impact on Vienna’s architecture. The giant building took three years to finish.
Karl-Marx-Hof
82 Heiligenstädter Str.This behemoth of a building spans four tram stops and stretches over half a mile long. But its size isn’t nearly as impressive as its history, as this building was a stronghold for anti-fascists during the 1934 Austrian Civil War.
Karl Marx-Hof was completed in 1930 by architect Karl Ehn, a protege of the famous Otto Wagner, whose socialist style has had a lasting impact on Vienna’s architecture. The giant building took three years to finish.
The rooms of the Naturhistorisches, or Natural History Museum, in Vienna, Austria are astonishingly beautiful, with carved ceilings and creaking wood floors.
Each room, painted a different color, is lined with dark wood cases filled with row after row of taxidermy. In some rooms, the walls are covered with the delicate, twisting vertebrae of snakes, others feature the sturdy bone shells of turtles. The display cabinets seem to come straight from an 18th century naturalist’s study, with lines of mice carefully tagged and cataloged. The museum is undeniably from another time.
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维也纳自然历史博物馆
7 BurgringThe rooms of the Naturhistorisches, or Natural History Museum, in Vienna, Austria are astonishingly beautiful, with carved ceilings and creaking wood floors.
Each room, painted a different color, is lined with dark wood cases filled with row after row of taxidermy. In some rooms, the walls are covered with the delicate, twisting vertebrae of snakes, others feature the sturdy bone shells of turtles. The display cabinets seem to come straight from an 18th century naturalist’s study, with lines of mice carefully tagged and cataloged. The museum is undeniably from another time.
Gastroszene
Only seven underground stations away from Stephansplatz is the Alte Donau leisure oasis - a special kind of local recreation area. The contrast between the adjacent urban landscape and the idyll of the former Danube arm is particularly charming. Every year, around one million visitors are attracted to the Alte Donau.
The Old Danube is a centrally located recreational paradise and a calm body of water that has something to offer for every taste and is also popular with the Viennese.
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Alte Donau
Only seven underground stations away from Stephansplatz is the Alte Donau leisure oasis - a special kind of local recreation area. The contrast between the adjacent urban landscape and the idyll of the former Danube arm is particularly charming. Every year, around one million visitors are attracted to the Alte Donau.
The Old Danube is a centrally located recreational paradise and a calm body of water that has something to offer for every taste and is also popular with the Viennese.
In summer a local mile with lots of beach bars and trendy restaurants. This is also the largest graffiti zone in Vienna, where you can legally spray. Worth seeing!
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Donaukanal
In summer a local mile with lots of beach bars and trendy restaurants. This is also the largest graffiti zone in Vienna, where you can legally spray. Worth seeing!
Once you have made it up the numerous steps to the roof of the Vienna Main Library (or comfortably taken the lift up), a truly fantastic view opens up to you - over the Gürtel, the city, from the Leopoldsberg to the Wienerberg.
The restaurant "Oben" is the perfect place to browse through the books you may have just borrowed or for a leisurely breakfast before plunging into the hustle and bustle of nearby Mariahilfer Strasse.
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Oben | Küche und Bar
2a Urban-Loritz-PlatzOnce you have made it up the numerous steps to the roof of the Vienna Main Library (or comfortably taken the lift up), a truly fantastic view opens up to you - over the Gürtel, the city, from the Leopoldsberg to the Wienerberg.
The restaurant "Oben" is the perfect place to browse through the books you may have just borrowed or for a leisurely breakfast before plunging into the hustle and bustle of nearby Mariahilfer Strasse.