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4 Days in Vienna

Created by Joy S on July 22, 2010 Best of IgoUgo

4 Reviews
4 Stories
55 Photos 

4 days exploring the beautiful Austrian capital city

Ein grosser Brauner, Bitte

Created by captain oddsocks on March 27, 2007 Best of IgoUgo

6 Reviews
20 Photos 

Following the footsteps of Freud, Klimt, and Trotsky through Vienna is impossible without going for coffee and cake!

Happy New Year, Vienna!

Created by Mandan Lynn on January 15, 2007 Best of IgoUgo

7 Reviews
2 Stories
13 Photos 

My brother, our friend, and I rang in the New Year in Vienna.

Vienna Rolls--And Rocks!

Created by phileasfogg on July 13, 2006 Best of IgoUgo

11 Reviews
17 Photos 

Apfelstrudel, topfenstrudel, sachertorte, and guglhupf: Vienna’s heaven for anyone with a sweet tooth. Add to that two of Europe’s most historic palaces, some interesting museums, and an imposing cathedral, and you have the perfect destination.

A Few Days in Vienna

Created by travelswithkids on May 2, 2006 Best of IgoUgo

7 Reviews
9 Photos 

Our family spent 3 days during Spring break taking in historical Vienna

Vienna - The Imperial City

Created by Wasatch on October 9, 2005 Best of IgoUgo

2 Reviews
3 Stories
15 Photos 

For centuries, Vienna was the most important city in the western world, the Imperial capital of the greatest Empire between Rome and Britain. Today, there are few places where the past is more alive than in the streets of Vienna, with its grand palaces, great museums, music, and food.

Vienna Gloriosa

Created by becks on August 25, 2005 Best of IgoUgo

5 Reviews
1 Story
24 Photos 

Vienna’s old town is full of reminders of the often glorious rule of the Habsburgs. The Hofburg was the imperial residence, the Picture Gallery displays their taste in art, and the Karlskirche bears testimony to the importance these staunchly Roman Catholic rulers attached to religion.

The crown, the scepter, the orb, and the holy lance (amongst others)

Created by becks on July 23, 2005 Best of IgoUgo

1 Review
7 Stories
30 Photos 

The treasury in Vienna houses the regalia and insignia of the Holy Roman Empire as well as the Austrian Empire. Top billing goes to the thousand-year-old imperial crown, the even older holy lance, and the artistically unsurpassed personal crown of Rudolf II.

Waltzing through Vienna

Created by Webgoddess on July 18, 2005 Best of IgoUgo

11 Reviews
25 Photos 

Vienna is a dream city for anyone with a romantic streak or interest in history. It's a city of culture, history, music, and art. Wander along narrow medieval alleyways or across imperial squares, view Schönbrunn Palace or the Imperial Palace (Hofburg), and marvel at the impressive architecture along the Ring.

Wiener Duft: Coffee in Vienna

Created by becks on June 30, 2005 Best of IgoUgo

6 Reviews
1 Story
28 Photos 

Sachertorte in Demel and Sacher Eck, Einspänner in Landtmann, Türkischer in Central, Wieneschnitzel in Griensteidl, a melange in every museum café – after a week in the Austrian capital, we still had only scratched the surface of the numerous coffee houses available in this marvelous city.

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