Open to New Ideas Since 1365, The University of Vienna was founded. Today, it is one of Europe’s oldest and largest universities.The University of Vienna offers more than 186 degree programs-the greatest variety of studies in the country. In addition, it is one of the largest providers of continuing education. Faculties and Programs Business, Economics, […]
Graz, the second-largest city in Austria, owes its name to the Slavic word “gradec,” which translates to “small town.” In the 15th century, it was the residence of the powerful Habsburg dynasty, making it an administration and military center. Iconic landmarks, such as the Schlossberg with its Clock Tower and the Styrian Arsenal, are reminders […]
Vienna’s Ringstrasse extends over 5.3 kilometres, allowing room for hundreds of monumental buildings constructed during the period of Historicism between the 1860s and 1890s. Today, one of the largest attractions in the city is the Vienna State Opera or the Museum of Fine Arts. “It is my will…” With these words in 1857, Emperor Franz […]
Visiting Vienna is a step into an imperial world where history and modern charm blend so well. This city was once the hub of European culture and innovation, with its famous coffee houses (Kaffeehäuser) serving as both culinary landmarks and cultural institutions. These venues are known for their elegant interiors, rich Austrian fare, and lively […]
This probably is Vienna’s best-kept secret, and this is also a nature lover’s paradise and for families and to those who find history important. The Lainzer Tiergarten covers an area of more than 2,450 hectares; it quite is a beauty of nature, with the experience of wild animals and also in terms of historic significance.Lainzer […]
Aha, that sounds to me more like a great Vienna-experience! A stroll can start at the State Opera House and end by Stephan’s Dome. Walking takes you through some of Vienna’s most iconic attractions situated within the city centre, with this being your approximate itinerary: Start with a walk from Staatsoper. See this beautiful neorenissance building […]
Christmas Village at Campus University Vienna A student’s delight! Mulled wine, tasty snacks, and lively atmosphere in this cute courtyard. Museums Quartier (MQ) Modern take on Christmas markets! Hot punch under the artistic light installations in a trendy location. Advent Market at Gartenpalais Liechtenstein Experience royal vibes with a cozy festive flair at this elegant […]
Grelle Forelle is one of Vienna’s top music venues and great for an unforgettable celebration at New Year’s Eve. With or without a desire for dinner or dancing, this night out is sure to be exciting and energetic with lively crowds. Most New Year’s Eve events start at 10 PM on December 31st, with a […]
Premieres Wednesday, January 1, 2025, at 8 p.m. on KPBS TV and the PBS App Celebrate the 200th anniversary of Johann Strauss’s birth with the annual “From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2025” concert. Hosted by PBS favorite Hugh Bonneville and conducted by Riccardo Muti for the seventh time, this beloved event takes place in […]
What’s the most enchanting part of the holiday season? For many, it’s Europe’s charming Christmas markets! With their twinkling lights, handcrafted goods, and the delicious aroma of seasonal treats (not to mention mulled wine), these markets offer a truly magical way to celebrate. Whether you’re browsing festive stalls while cruising the Rhine or reveling in […]
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