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| KLOSTERNEUBURG |
| 1. Stift Klosterneuburg
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The famous monastery in
Klosterneuburg. You can see the alter with the bible story,
and also see the monument of Bruckner. Klosterneuburg is famous
as an area of production wine, you can enjoy fresh wine in Stift
Klosterneuburg
*Guide tour : Monday ~ Friday 09:00~18:00(Saturday until 17:00). |
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| 2. Essl Museum |
If you like modern museum,
go to Essl!
Mr. Martin Essl is the CEO of a large retail company in Austria
with the name Baumax. And he is also an enthusiastic collector
of art. Because his collection has grown so rapidly in the past
years, he has founded a museum in Klosterneuburg with the name
"Sammlung Essl" where he shares his collection with
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| 3. Danube River
& Valley Excursion |
How about having a day
excursion around DANUBE VALLY?
It will be the best memorable day in Klosterneuburg. You can
enjoy bicycling, hiking, and also cruiser. |
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| 4. Outdoor Swimming
Pool |
| Let's enjoy the outdoor
swimming pool that is very environmentally friendly! |
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| 5. Buschenschank
& Heurigen |
| One of the famous thing in Klosterneuburg is fresh wine! |
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| 6. Film Festival
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As one of the annual events,
there is a Film Festival in July and August.
*This year's schedule is not fixed yet. You may check this summer's
schedule on their website. |
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| 7. Various Restaurants
in Klosterneuburg |
| You can get a taste of
Austria's culinary diversity in fine restaurants. |
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| VIENNA |
| 1. Stephansdom |
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| The Stephansdom (St.
Stephen's Cathedral), one of the largest Gothic churches in
Europe is the soul of Vienna. It has survived through many wars
and has become a symbol of Vienna's freedom. The Gothic cathedral
was first built in 1147 AD and its most recognizable characteristic,
the diamond-patterned tile roof, was added in 1952.
The cathedral is an impressive Gothic edifice of dark stone
with a colorful tiled roof and a north tower rising to 450
feet (135m) named Alter Steffl, "Old Steve." Originally
built between 1359 and 1433, it was reconstructed after severe
war damage. A climb of 343 spiral steps provides sweeping
view of the city from the top. |
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| 2. Schonbrunn Palace |
| Schonbrunn Palace is a
former imperial summer residence in Vienna, Austria. One of
the most important cultural monuments in the country, since
the 1960s it has been one of the major tourist attractions in
Vienna.The palace and gardens illustrate the tastes, interests,
and aspirations of successive Habsburg monarchs. |
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| 3. Rathaus |
The Rathaus is a building
in Vienna which serves as the seat both of the mayor and city
council of the city if Vienna. You can enjoy various events
in front of the Rathaus almost every day.
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| 4. Belvedere Palace |
| The Belvedere is a baroque
palace complex built by Prince Eugene of Savoy in the 3rd district
of Vienna, south-east of the city centre. It houses the Osterreichische
Galerie Belvedere museum. |
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| 5. Hofburg Imperial
Palace |
It currently serves
as the official residence of the President of Austria. It
was the Hofburgs principal winter residence, while Schonbrunn
Palace was their preferred summer residence.
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| 6. Kunsthistorisches
Museum |
| The Kunsthistorisches
Museum in Vienna is one of the premier museums of fine arts
and decorative arts in the world. |
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| 7. Beethoven House |
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| Beethoven stayed
in Heiligenstadt on several occasions including the autumn of
1802 while working on his Second Symphony. He wrote his "Heiligenstadt
Testament", a letter to his brothers Carl and Johann which
he never sent, at 6 Probusgasse. The house is under the administration
of the Vienna City Historical Museum. In 1817 he was once more
living in Heiligenstadt, this time at 2 Pfarrplatz, where he
worked on his Pastrol Symphony. |
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| 8. House of Birth Schubert |
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Schubert was born
in this little one-story house on January 31, 1797. Vienna City
owns this house and has been able to preserve Schubert's birthplace
virtually unaltered. A Schubert Museum has been installed here
with musical scores, manuscripts, pictures and everyday objects
used by the composer.
* Opening: Tue-Sun 09:00~12:15, 13:00~16:30 (Monday closed) |
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