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Heiligenstadt


Small and elevated wine shops
Vienna, Vienna 1190
Austria
+43 (0)1 21 1140 (Tourist Information)
The Heiligenstädter Pfarrplatz, with its old church of St. Jakob and small houses, is quite romantic. It's lovely to take a walk along the small roads there. Near the famous Mayer am Pfarrplatz, whose wines are recommended in the Gault Millau, there are plenty of taverns (in Probusgasse), which are well worth a visit. A variety of guests visit here, both tourists and locals.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Heiligenstadt photo by James Kaner Davis
Photo: James Kaner Davis
Heiligenstadt photo by Jürgen Mangelsdorf
Photo: Jürgen Mangelsdorf
Heiligenstadt photo by Bill Wright
Photo: Bill Wright
 

 
Kohlmarkt


Shops: designed and designer
Schottenfeldgasse 59/10
Vienna, Vienna 1070
Austria
+43 1 5 2203 6612
http://www.kohlmarkt.co.at/
With a magnificent view of the copper dome of the Michaelertor entrance to Hofburg, the pedestrianized Kohlmarkt is the Vienna equivalent of Bond Street, home to the likes of Gucci, Cartier and Dunhill. Apart from these temples of top class consumerism, there are also shop fronts designed by some of the leading names of 20th century architecture such as Adolf Loos's modernist Manz bookshop, Max Fabiani's Jugendstil Artariahaus housing, the Freytag & Berndt mapmakers and two shops by leading contemporary Austrian architect Hans Hollein at nos. 7 and 8-10. Not to be missed either is the Demel at no. 14, pastry cooks to the Habsburgs.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Kohlmarkt photo by Thomas Foyth
Photo: Thomas Foyth
Kohlmarkt photo by vienna_mom
Photo: vienna_mom
Kohlmarkt photo by lemecquiregardeplein
Photo: lemecquiregardeplein
Kohlmarkt photo by David Gray
Photo: David Gray
 

 
Spanische Hofreitschule (Spanish Riding School)


Students Show off Their Skills
Michaelerplatz 1
Vienna, AT A 1010
Austria
+43 1 533 90 31 0
http://www.srs.at
Visitors are invited to partake in the many performances given by students at the Spanish Riding School. The horses and their riders are put through two years of aggresive equestrian training and the performances are the spoils of their hard work. The horses are available for adoption (annual donations) and tours are offered as well.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Teddytours


An emotional Teddy Tour!
Dornbacher Straße 79/2
Vienna 1170
Austria
+43 699 1255 7895
http://www.teddytours.com/
Remember the pictorial French film Amélie? How about the front yard troll picture tour? Take the same concept and make it happen in Vienna, Austria! If you cannot make it to the music and culture capitol by your own means, you can still enjoy the view of its historical architecture and lively atmosphere through the eyes of your teddy bear. Ship your teddy bear to Teddytours and they will take his picture with the main attractions in town. After your teddy has taken this trip, it will bring back a photo album to share his emotional journey with you. Average Price: EUR 179.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Teddytours photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Viennese Streetcar Museum


No Need to Move to the Back of the Bus - There's Plenty of Room!
Erdbergstrasse 109
Vienna, Vienna 1030
Austria
+43 (0)1 7 9094 1800
http://www.wiener-tramwaymuseu...
Located in the old Erdberg depot, this is also known as the Vienna Streetcar Museum, the place for all to go who are lovers of trams and buses. The museum boasts the world's largest collection of vintage vehicles over 80 in all! You will see a horse drawn trolley from 1871 and every tram inbetween until the modern streetcars of the 1950's. Sightseeing tours via an historic tram are also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Viennese Streetcar Museum photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Wien BA-CA Halle Gasometer


Strange Name Fascinating History
Guglgasse 8
Vienna, AT 1110
Austria
+43 (0) 720 740 966
http://www.gasometer.org/en/
These cylindrical monoliths, called gasometers, once stored the city's supply of gas. They were used for this purpose until 1984. Now visitors can visit these attractions and learn about the techonology and history that surrounds them.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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