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Few authors are as closely associated with Vienna around 1900 as Arthur Schnitzler – physician, writer, and subtle observer of Viennese society. Arthur Schnitzler 1912 / Ferdinand Schmutzer / Public domain Born in 1862 in Vienna’s Leopoldstadt district, Schnitzler studied medicine and first worked at the General Hospital. Early on, he began writing — about the uncertainties of love, about appearances and morality, and about the subtle cracks in the self-image of the bourgeois

As the Austrian capital, Vienna offers a wine culture that is unique among major European cities. Until the late Middle Ages, vines even...

There are certainly larger and more grandiose palaces in Europe than the Belvedere in Vienna. In terms of elegance and architectural...

A day in Vienna can barely begin more classically than with a breakfast in a coffeehouse. Almost all coffee houses offer breakfast, from...

In Viennese kitchen there is probably nothing that is more "Viennese" than the famous Wiener Schnitzel. There are numerous stories and...

During a walk through the center of Vienna you pass countless special squares - whether magnificent or of a small-town character....

Vienna, as the center of Austria, offers more than enough cultural experiences to last a lifetime. The more difficult to make an ideal...

In Vienna winemaking has a very long tradition. The Romans were already pressing grapes in the current city area. Today Vienna is the...