Streets, Squares and Neighbourhoods
| Stephansplatz | |
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This is the main square in Vienna which seems to blend ancient and modern cultures: on the one hand it is the imposing St. Stephen's Cathedral, on the other stands the modern Haas House of Hans Hollein. Stephansplatz is lively and full of life because...
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| Ring | |
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12
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Built by Francis Joseph, this avenue ring, 4 km long, surrounds the historic center of Vienna and to go though it means to immerse yourself in it's glorious history: in fact it is home to famous buildings like the Imperial Palace, Parliament, City...
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| Graben | |
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31
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186
Graben is known as the busiest pedestrian thoroughfares situated in Vienna. There are lines of shops that sell artifacts which are exclusively made in Vienna and cafes and restaurants too which has terraces that extend across the... |
| Hoher Markt | |
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40
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It is the oldest square in Vienna, famous for it's distinctive Anker chimes clock , which marks the hours with a parade of historical figures such as Marcus Aurelius, Charlemagne and others. At Hoher Markt there are also the fountain of St.Joseph...
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| Kärtner Strasse | |
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44
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186
In the past it was an important trade route, today it is the shopping center of Vienna. But in addition to many chic boutiques, this elegant pedestrian street offers plenty of stores, cafes and street artists with their performances that make it even...
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| Spittelberg | |
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49
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186
In the past it was the cultural center of Viennese bohemian, today it remains the alternative heart of the Austrian capital. Spittelberg fact teeming with small boutiques, vintage shops, art galleries, bars and nightclubs in the winter and has a...
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| Blutgasse | |
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63
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186
Today this street in the historic center of Vienna is a wonderful example of "restructuring" the city, with many cafes, galleries and shops in the narrow streets and hidden courtyards, connected to each other by the typical characteristic steps called...
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| Historic Centre | |
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65
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186
The Historic Centre of Vienna is a living tribute to Habsburg times. This is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Austria and was designated with World Heritage statues in 2001. A tourist can see numerous... |
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| Yppenplatz | |
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71
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186
Yppenplatz is a famous square situated in Vienna having some vibrant surrounding buildings and sights. There are over 170 market stalls situated between Ottakringer Strasse and... |
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| Mariahilfer Strasse | |
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85
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186
Mariahilfer Strasse is known to be the most popular streets of Vienna in Austria. Other than its length, people get attracted to the street as it is home to many hotels, shops and sights like the...
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| Heroes Square | |
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122
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186
Large square in front of the Hofburg palace built during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph. Throughout history, it was theater to the most important scenes and events and is dedicated to the heroes of the Austrian war remembered by two equestrian...
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| Rathaus square | |
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125
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186
The beautiful facade of the town hall on one side and a lush park on the other make this place a must for anyone visiting Vienna. The atmosphere is always lively and suggestive and markets and events of all kinds are usually organized.
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| Am Hof | |
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139
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186
It is the largest square in the center of Vienna and is dominated by white baroque facades of the church. In the square also stands the Column Mariana, dark in color and topped with a statue of the Virgin surrounded by four cherubs.
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| Juden square | |
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151
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186
This square is a place of memory: it was the center of the Viennese Jewish community throughout the Middle Ages and right here you can find the memorial to honor the victims of the Holocaust, the remains of an ancient synagogue and a new Jewish...
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| Joseph Square (Josefsplatz) | |
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167
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186
Located in the center of Vienna, this square is surrounded by several buildings with typical Baroque architecture, once a part of the Hofburg complex. At the center of the square is a monument dedicated to Joseph II, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
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| Neuer Markt und Providentia | |
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170
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186
In the past this square held the flour market. Today the square of the new market, despite having been damaged during the war, it still preserves beautiful buildings, such as the Bürgerhaus or the Hatschierenhaus. In addition, in the center is the...
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