Vienna is the sum of the whole glorious past with a large number of palaces that you are not tired of studying. But just as nice to just enjoy the atmosphere of this great city. Having lost in the war and having lost his political power, Vienna became an expert in a good life. People are strikingly walking here through the streets, as if every day – Sunday.
The Austrian capital is replete with buildings in the style of Art Nouveau and Modern. Having ordered a room at the Austria Classic Hotel Wyen hotel, you will be able to see this in detail both outside and inside. Otto Wagner architect played a large role in the formation of the city landscape. His postal saving bank goes outside a unilateral marble facade that looks like a safe outwardly.
Fine thematic exhibits seem to surround Vienna. In the rear of the postal saving bank there is a small museum dedicated to Wagner. A small modern Jewish museum documents the history of the Jewish community of Vienna. In the Museum of Military History, you can see the rare numbers of the Sarajevo newspaper, which describes the events on June 28, 1914, when the Archduke Franz Ferdinand was killed.
To see the bright side of Vienna, go to the Prater Park. Here you can have fun for glory and in this you will help you with a 220-meter wheel of a review, American slides, cars, and endless snacks.
Vienna has long won the title of the musical capital of Europe. Music lovers come to see the houses of the great composers who lived and worked here. You can visit the houses-museums of Schubert, Brahms, Haydna, Beethoven, Mozart. But, of course, Vienna is the place where you need to listen to music.
Concerts of classical music are held literally in every corner of the city. Only the Viennese state opera gives about 300 brilliant concerts per year. Waltz lovers should visit a cadet, an elegant concert room in the main park of the city, where Johann Strauss himself organized concerts 100 years ago. Mozart lovers can go to the Small Theater AN der Win, opened in 1801 specifically for operas Walfi.
To taste Vienna, go to one of the cafes on Mikhailovskaya Square, located behind the clumsily palace of the Habsburgs. With their crystal chandeliers and worn red velvet chairs, these establishments keep the charm of past times. By the way, the famous Hilton Vienna Plaza is located nearby, in which you can book a number in advance. Viennese cuisine is something special and incredibly tasty. Having been in Vienna, do not deny yourself the pleasure of trying the Viennese shnitzel, goulash, Viennese sausages and end the meal with an apple strudel or a piece of the Zahar pie with coffee in Voya.