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About Vienna 🤍🇦🇹 👉 save for your future trip to Vienna 👈 Your Vienna experience isn’t complete without: 🌳 Exploring the Belvedere gardens 🎶 Viewing the opera from the Albertina Museum 🍰 Trying the famous Sachertorte 🏛️ Admiring the interior of the Justice palace 📚Discovering the beauty of the Austrian National Library 👉 To make sure you don’t miss out on any top experience in Vienna, you can now get access to our private Vienna Map with more than 100 pins & itinerary! 👉 Don’t miss out on the special launch price until this Friday 23:59 GMT, link is on our bio❕ Which activity would you like to do first? 😍 #visitaustria #igersvienna #viennacity #vienna_city #ig_europe
catarinandmiguelcatarinandmiguel
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Vienna Highlights 🇦🇹 👉 save for future travels 👈 🎟 Opera (book your tickets in advance! For the best view point of the Vienna Opera go to the terrace of the Albertina Museum) 🏢 Hundertwasserhaus (apartment house with an unique design) 🏛 Justizpalace (the interior is simply stunning, one of our favorite places in Vienna and the entry is free) ⛪️ St. Stephen’s Cathedral (go up the North Tower for a view over the city and to see the beautiful roof tiles closer) 🍰 Sachertorte (this chocolate cake is an icon of the city. There are several places in Vienna where you can eat it. We went to the famous Cafe Sacher but be prepared for a long queue!) 🌳 Schönbrunn Palace (this palace is a must when in Vienna. The entry is payed but the gardens are free to visit) 🎡 Prater (Vienna’s famous amusement park with a variety of attractions. There is no entry fee, you just pay for the different attractions) 🌳 Belvedere Palace (this Palace is worth visiting, specially if you are an art lover. In the interior you can see the different collections and exhibitions. To visit the interior you need to pay an entry fee. In case you decide not to enter the palace you can have a walk in the beautiful gardens) #europetravel #ig_europa #austria🇦🇹 #visitaustria #viennacity #vienna_austria #vienna_city #igersvienna
catarinandmiguelcatarinandmiguel
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Save places to visit in Vienna⬇️: - Rathausplatz - Demel cafe(try Kaiserschmarrn) - Graben street - Gerstner cafe - Vienna State Opera - St. Stephen’s Cathedral - The Kunsthistorisches Museum - Café im Kunsthistorischen Museum Wien - Brasserie Palmenhaus Wien - Stadtpark - Cafe Central - Schönbrunn Palace - Belvedere Palace - Albertina museum - St. Charles’s Church - Museum Hundertwasser (temporarily closed)
julialobashevajulialobasheva
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The Austrian National Library is not only the largest library in the country, but also offers you permanent presentations and diverse special exhibitions in the State Hall and the museums – the Literature, Papyrus, Globe and Esperanto Museum and the House of Austrian History. » State Hall Immerse yourself in Baroque splendour: the State Hall (located directly at Josefsplatz) forms the heart of the Austrian National Library. It is one of the most beautiful library halls in the world. Emperor Charles VI (1685/1711–1740) ordered the construction of this jewel of profane Baroque architecture for his Court Library. Current exhibition: » Of Gardens and People. Designed Nature, Art and Landscape Architecture » Literature Museum The Literature Museum is the first museum that conveys the diversity and polyphony of Austrian literature from the end of the 18th century until the present day. Current exhibition: » Ingeborg Bachmann. A homage » Globe Museum Over 250 globes and globe-related instruments such as armillary sphere, planetaria and telluria await you in the Globe Museum. The adjacent study collection possesses the oldest globe within the exhibition. » Papyrus Museum There are around 400 items for you to discover in the Papyrus Museum: from the oldest papyri in the collection from the 15th cantury B.C. to the most recent papers from the Islamic time in the 16th century A.D. Current exhibition: » A Gift of the Nile. The Power of Water in Ancient Egypt » Esperanto Museum The Esperanto Museum of the Austrian National Library provides you, through a modern museum concept covering 80 m2, the eventful history of Esperanto and also focuses generally on the relationship between humans and language. » House of Austrian History The republic’s first museum of contemporary history: Presented in a modern and insightful way, the new museum invites visitors to the Hofburg to examine and discuss Austria’s history
Hunabi9Hunabi9
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In short: I enjoyed visiting this gallery with extensive collections of famous artists but I experienced a minor unpleasant situation with the staff. Complete review: I really enjoyed visiting this gallery in the middle of Vienna. The exhibitions are well created and the spaces are so huge that you won't have time to go through the gallery in the two hours which I had set aside for it. First I visited the permanent exhibition of State Rooms, which was nice to go through. However, I was much more interested in the second permanent exhibition named Monet to Chagall, which was an exhibition of paintings by impressionist, expressionist painters, etc. Finally, I could see paintings by painters such as Monet, Claude, or Renoir. I was interested in the painting Venice, the Pink Cloud (Paul Signac) or Portrait of a Young Girl (Pierre Auguste Renoir). Other exhibitions are only temporary. I personally also visited the Rosenblum exhibition Hauenschild Ritter – Muntean/Rosenblum which is a very interesting exhibition of contemporary art by two artists. At the time of my visit, the exhibition Basquiat. The Retrospective was still going on, which I visited briefly and was not very impressed, although everyone praises it. You have to be careful when visiting the gallery because there is one door that leads to an overpriced gift shop and you can't go through that door back into the gallery, but you can only go out of gallery. If you wanted to return to the gallery, you would have to buy another ticket. I wandered into the store at the end of my tour, but I still had my things in the cloakroom, the staff wouldn't let me in and I had to ask for a new ticket, luckily I'm a student and I had a free ticket. This was a very unpleasant gallery experience for me.
Le Ngoc Anh NinhLe Ngoc Anh Ninh
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During my recent visit to Vienna, I had the pleasure of exploring the renowned Albertina, and it proved to be a captivating journey through art and history. Located in the heart of the city, the Albertina is a cultural gem that offers a rich collection of artworks, fascinating exhibitions, and an impressive display of historical artifacts. Upon entering the museum, I was immediately struck by the grandeur of the building and its elegant architecture. The Albertina's facade exudes a sense of refined beauty, and it serves as a fitting introduction to the treasures that lie within. The interior spaces are equally impressive, with well-curated galleries and exhibition halls that create an inviting and immersive environment for visitors. The collection housed in the Albertina is nothing short of remarkable. It boasts an extensive range of artworks spanning different periods and genres, including masterpieces by renowned artists such as Monet, Picasso, and Klimt. The museum's comprehensive display of prints and drawings is particularly noteworthy, providing a unique opportunity to explore the intricacies and artistic processes behind these
Arash PirzadehArash Pirzadeh
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Nearby Attractions Of Albertina
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Vienna State Opera
Hofburg
Rathausplatz
Museum of Natural History Vienna
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Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
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St. Charles's Church
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Figlmüller – Restaurant Bäckerstraße
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1516 Brewing Company
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Café Landtmann
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Demel
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Café Sacher Wien
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