Augarten
Vienna
Laid out in 1712, with the porcelain manufactory, the Vienna Boys' Choir and two flak towers as memorials.
romance
Vienna reveals its romantic side across quiet parks and characterful neighbourhoods alike. The Volksgarten and Augarten invite leisurely strolls beneath shaded paths, while the Liechtenstein Garden offers a more secluded calm. The historic Spittelberg quarter and the Danube Canal are perfect for an unhurried wander, and the Donauinsel provides a relaxed setting by the water. A ride on the Vienna Giant Wheel in the Prater gives sweeping views across the city. The Karlskirche and Peterskirche add an air of grandeur, and the MuseumsQuartier comes into its own as an atmospheric spot for an evening together.
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Vienna
Laid out in 1712, with the porcelain manufactory, the Vienna Boys' Choir and two flak towers as memorials.
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17 km open-air street-art gallery, beach bars in summer, cycle path out to the main Danube.
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Artificial island between the Danube and the Neue Donau, 13 miles for running and cycling, nude beaches in the south, Donauinselfest in June.
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High-Baroque dome church with twin column reliefs, plague church from 1737, lift up into the dome.
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Habsburg hunting ground, public since 1923, with free-roaming wild boar and deer, the Hermesvilla nestled inside.

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Private park of the Princes of Liechtenstein, partly open to the public, with the Garden Palace and a summer theatre.
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One of Europe's biggest cultural complexes at 90,000 m² — Leopold, Mumok, Kunsthalle, courtyards.
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Finished 1733, oval high-Baroque church to plans by Hildebrandt, dome fresco by Rottmayr, right by the Graben.
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Public since 1766, with the Ferris wheel, the Kaiserwiese meadow and a 6 km main avenue for walks.
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Fine-grained quarter of boutiques, galleries and taverns — Vienna's prettiest neighborhood.
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One of the world's oldest operating Ferris wheels, 12-minute rotation, 1930s film backdrop.
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Park between Hofburg and Burgtheater, 3,000 rose plants and the neoclassical Theseus Temple.
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One million prints, Dürer's Hare, Monet rooms and a viewing bastion over the Hofburg.
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Pedestrian zone from Stephansplatz to Kohlmarkt, the 1693 plague column, Demel and Manz — Vienna's elegant middle.
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Vienna's food meeting place since the 16th century, sushi to Persian spices — flea market on Saturdays.
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1869 Neo-Renaissance building, 350 performances a season, the Opernball as the society event of February.
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Finished 1879, 99 m towers, founded in thanks for Emperor Franz Joseph surviving the 1853 assassination attempt.
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