Vienna is the world's capital of music. The Vienna Philharmonic and the Vienna Boy's Choir set the international tone, while the State Opera House and the Golden Hall at the Musikverein are among the world's leading venues. Traditional strengths endure to this day – the Vienna sound pioneered by local DJs enjoys worldwide popularity. No matter whether cassical music, opera and ... > more

Vienna has its own very special note. And not just when it comes to music. When it comes to shopping, too, you'll find much that is refreshingly different. In Mariahilfer Strasse and in the small narrow streets all around, shops offer a wide range of clothes, jewelry and accessoires. All around the Kärntner Strasse, Graben and Kohlmarkt, you will find high-fashion and luxury ... > more

The year 2012 is dedicated to the painter Gustav Klimt. He was born on 14th July 1862 and was one of the most significant Austrian painters. Gustav Klimt was one of the most famous representatives of the Viennese Jugendstil, which is also known under the name Viennese Secession. He died on the 6th February 1918. Within this year, numerous special exhibits are ... > more

There are many places to visit in the Danube metropolis. Several sights like Gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral, Imperial Palace, Art Nouveau splendor of Secession, the magnificent baroque palace Schönbrunn invite you to see them. If you are interested in art, there are the Museum of Fine Art, the Albertina or the MuseumsQuartier, which offer a wide range of modern ... > more

Besides being an own winegrowing region, Vienna today is a city with a lively, dynamic wine scene. A typical Austrian speciality is the real Viennese "Heurige" or wine taverns. It is as famous as other famous sights in Vienna and invites in a comfortable atmosphere to entertainment, fine Viennese wines and the fitting cuisine. The real Viennese Heurige, in ... > more