Articles related to "Vienna"



Vienna Drips with Culture
Anyone interested in visiting Vienna should first learn about this fascinating city's history, art, architecture, culture, music and famous residents.
• vienna austria • vienna coffee • vienna cafes • gustav klimt • sigmund freud

Christmas Markets in Vienna
Looking for unique gifts and seasonal atmosphere? There's no better place to get into the Christmas spirit than Vienna's Christmas and advent markets.
• christmas markets in vienna • vienna christmas markets • festive shopping in austria • best of vienna's christmas markets • vienna

Vienna Features Cultural Events
From performances of Shakespeare to classical music concerts, Vienna has a whole host of events on the schedule.
• vienna events • classical music in vienna • shakespeare performances • german expressionist painters • culture in austria

The Drift to War - The Vienna Note
The Powers feel that they are getting enmeshed in a web from which there is no escape. Decisive action finally comes from an unexpected quarter.
• moldavia • lord aberdeen • coalition • whigs • peel-ites

Vienna at Christmastime
The Christmas Market in Vienna is one of the most famous, the world over. Experiencing this unique combination of Gluhwein and good spirit is worth the incredible crowds and expense of the capital of Austria.
• vienna • christmas • christkindlmarkt • klimt • stephansdom

20th century Vienna Classics
The 33rd International Music Festival from May 5th - June 19th, 2007, from the Schonbronn Palace, promises classical music performed by leading interpreters.
• gidon kremer • vienna philharmonic orchestra • new york philharmonic orchestra under lorin maazel • bartok • ravel

A day in Vienna
Only a day in Vienna? Impossible, some say - it needs at least a week. But this tour will show you how to get a feel for the city's distinctive flavour in just 24 hours.
• vienna • austria • tour • prater • danube

Coffee in Central Vienna, Austria
Strong, fresh coffee in Vienna with Sachertorte in tradition-rich cafés such as Hotel Sacher Wien, Café Central, and Demel is a top attraction of the Austrian capital.
• coffee in vienna • viennese cafés • hotel sacher wien • sachertorte • kaffeehaus wien

Cultural Curiosities of Vienna
If you only have one day in Vienna, these attractions won't disappoint - and there's a recommendation for one of the best coffee breaks in town.
• art • painting • museum • food hall • gastronomy

In Vienna, Let Them Eat Cake
Created by a 16-year-old apprentice, the recipe for the Sacher Torte has been around for 175 years -- and is still closely guarded by the Hotel Sacher.
• vienna cake • sacher torte • vienna dessert • hotel sacher • franz sacher

Mozart Moves to Vienna: 1781
In 1781, Mozart the adult composer left Salzburg and moved to Vienna. The years 1781-1791 were his Vienna years, as freelance musican, tutor, and family man.
• mozart moves to vienna • mozart to vienna • mozart freelances • mozart adult freelance composer • mozart's stage works as freelancer

See Vienna the Second Time Around
There isn't time to discover all Vienna's wonders in a single visit. so second-timers can go to places like KunstHausWien, ride bicycles, shop and play like the Viennese.
• biedermeier architecture • dorotheum • kunsthauswein • fredereich hundertwasser • vienna circus and clown museum

The Congress of Vienna
The Congress of Vienna was a peace conference held after the Napoleonic Wars of the early 19th Century. It redrew the boundaries of Germany and Prussia.
• prussia and the napoleonic wars • germany napoleonic wars • prussia and german federation • austria and german confederation • congress of vienna and prussia

Train Services to Vienna, Austria
Visit the Austrian capital from Europe's great cities - such as Prague, Munich, Venice, Budapest and Krakow - the green way on direct cross-border services.
• vienna austria • international trains • travel time • europe’s great cities • green way

Vienna - Sights and Sounds
Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Mozart, Haydn, Strauss and many more all lived and composed in this city.
• "the third man" pops up in unexpected places • take a walk along karntner strasse • vienna boys choir over 500 years at hofburg chapel • grand imperial city of the hapsburg emperors • sacher torte at elegant tea-room of sacher hotel

Vienna Douglas & Titus and Louise
Vienna Douglas and Titus and Louise are a pair of shops that help accentuate the inner beauty of your home to remind you why you fell in love with it in the first place.
• vienna douglas • titus and louise • interior design • bathroom furniture • mackintosh and hoffman

Egon Schiele
Article on artist Egon Schiele
• vienna art history schiele

Gustav Klimt
Biography of Gustav Klimt
• art nouveau • klimt • art history • vienna • secession

Make Delicious Vacation Memories in Romantic Salzburg, Austria
To enjoy romance and culinary delights, visit Salzburg, Austria and delight in its fairy-tale ambiance.
• salzburg • austria • eve carr • romantic vacations • culinary vacations

Sachertorte
The most famous Viennese cake.
• sachertorte • torte • chocolate • apricot • sacher

The Diet at Augsburg
A look at the Diet at Augsburg from which emerged the Lutheran confessions the Augsburg Confession and the Apology to the Augsburg Confession. Why was this Diet called, what were the threats and issues, and what resolution came from the Diet?
• augsburg • confession • creed • beliefs • politics

The Grand Game
Balance of powers is a traditional diplomatic approach practiced by nations, yet the current European efforts are balancing against the wrong nation. They see the US as the enemy, when they are siding with the enablers of terror.
• treaty • vienna • metternich • castlereagh • kissinger

Unusual Museums
Tired of staring at the same old Rembrandts and Picassos? Are all the Michaelangelos, DaVinici’s and Van Gogh’s turning into one multicolored blur?
• amsterdam • berlin • vienna • slovakia

Austrian Wine Bargains
Austrian wines, particularly reds from Burgenland are real bargains and worthy of a wine lover's attention.
• austria • vienna • burgenland • wine • blaufraenkisch

Cirque du Soleil Auditions
World renowned Cirque du Soleil will be holding auditions for a variety of their world-wide shows at ImPulsTanz in Vienna in August 2007.
• cirque du soleil • dance auditions • line giasson • celine lavalle • vienna dance

Franz Schubert- The Romantics
Franz Schubert's prolific writing style has been an incredible bit of good fortune for those of us who love his music. Read on for a brief biography of this music master.
• music • schubert • franz schubert • appreciation • franz peter schubert

Gustav Mahler's Eighth Symphony
Mahler's Eighth Symphony is marked by tragedy and triumph, a dualistic depiction of the soul of man.
• gustav mahler • austrian composers • eighth symphony • vienna composers • program music

Mozart 250th Birthday in 2006
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the most prolific and important composers of Western Art music, celebrates his 250th birthday this year.
• mozart • salzburg • vienna • the magic flute • requiem

Dies Bildnis - 101
The famous Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön,(Portrait Aria) Tamino's tenor aria from Mozart's The Magic Flute, translation, recommended recordings and vocal scores
• dies bildnis • picture aria • tamino aria • mozart • the magic flute

Review - Fritz Wunderlich
Deutsche Grammophon releases DVD documentary of German Tenor, Fritz Wunderlich. Documentary complete with live opera performance clips, interviews, and home video.
• vienna state opera • tenor • vienna classical music • classical music • great moments in opera

A Dance of Angels
Like silvery angels from heaven, with manes and tails shimmering, a dozen white horses entered the hushed arena carrying stiffly disciplined riders in Spanish array. Moving as if right out of a fairy tale, these perfectly harmonized teams encircled the arena like a floating mist.
• lipizzans • lipizzan stallions • vienna austria • lipizza • andelusian

ADOLPH HITLER
On April 29, 1889, at 6:30 pm, a baby was born in Braunau am Inn, Austria. He was the son of Alois Hitler and his wife, Klara. Of the six children born to the couple, only two survived - Adolf Hitler and his sister, Paula.
• hitler • adolf hitler • mary alward • mary m alward • biography

Bluebeard
a summary of Blue Beard story with some historical background. links to online editions, illustrations, commentary and history
• dore • perrault • prince eugene of savoy • turkish wars • 1683

Carnival
Christmas may be officially over, but the party’s just beginning. In various parts of the world, the season best known as Carnival is about to start.
• carnival • karneval • mardi gras • fasching • germany

Causes of the War - The Eastern Question
This article sets out to explain the rise and decline of the Ottoman empire, how it set it on a collision course with the emerging Power of Russia, and the reason why Western Powers were sure to get involved at some stage.
• christian • muslim • constantinople • byzantine • ottoman

Eastern Europe opens up its borders
The Travelsleuth looks at the potential for tourism in Slovakia, Poland and other Eastern European States preparing to join the European Union in May, 2004.
• britain • czech • republic • germany • austria

Edinburgh Festival and Travel Bargains
The organisers announce the spectacular and varied programme for the 55th Edinburgh Festival and Tattoo. Scotland will greet you with the skirl of pipes and a dram or two of whisky. Also some last minute travel bargains for April and May
• edinburgh • festival • vienna • scotland • scottish

Elections in Austria: The Haider Menace
Since 1945 the development of post-war Austrian democracy has been characterized by surprising stability, thanks to the responsibility and collaboration of the two major parties, the Christian Democrat ÖVP and the Socialist SPÖ, which often governed the country in a grand coalition. With the recent elections of 3rd October 1999, however, the post-war era of Austrian politics could be turning. Winner of the elections was the opposition FPÖ led by Jörg Haider, the xenophobic <i>enfant terrible</i> of Austrian politics. With a margin of only 400 votes Haider's National Liberals passed by the Christian Democrats, thus becoming the second party in the "National Council". The possibility of the FPÖ entering a coalition has generated serious concerns in the European partner countries as well as in Israel. The shape of the next government in Vienna is not yet in sight, since a simple continuation of the severely punished grand coalition under chancellor Viktor Klima (SPÖ) would appear as a betrayal of the voters' will. Austrian democrats could be challenged to find the courage for significant political change.
• viktor klima • joerg haider • wolfgang schuessel • övp • spö

Far from the 'Madding' Crowd
The Travelsleuth seeks out his Cornish Camelot and looks at the inspired work of Graham and Annie Ovenden, two artists who live and paint on the edge of Bodmin Moor, scene of Daphne du Maurier's novel Jamaica Inn.
• cornwall • bodmin • betjeman • warleggan • ovenden

Rankings race intensifies
The race for the number 1 spot has intensified, with Marcelo Rios and Pete Sampras picking up a title each over the last fortnight. Meanwhile US Open champion Pat Rafter is enduring a slump, falling to the number 3 position.
• agassi • sampras • haas • rafter • rios

The Third Man
A look back at 1949 classic The Third Man
• the third man • carol reed • graham greene • orson welles • joseph cotten

Cheap Flights to Bucharest Romania
Travel direct to Eastern Europe's new hot tourist destination on budget airlines from London, Vienna, Rome, Barcelona, Paris, Cologne and Venice.
• cheap flights • budget airlines • bucharest romania • low cost carrier • bargain price

Combining Films and Travel
For those who enjoy movies and traveling, films can be a way to revisit a place again and again.
• movies set in europe • films set in paris • movies set on french riviera • sound of music set in salzburg austria • movies filmed in prague

Hallstatt: A Mountain Retreat
This lovely village is striking in its natural setting and long history. Spend a day hiking, touring the salt mine and bone chapel, and relaxing at a comfortable inn.
• hallstatt • austria • salzburg • vienna • salzkammergut lake district

International Trains to Munich
Visit Bavaria, Germany from major cities in Switzerland, France, Italy, Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary with a direct train to Munich's hauptbahnhof.
• munich hauptbahnhof • international trains • bavaria germany • rail journey • travel time

Prague, Czech Republic by Rail
Visit the Czech capital from Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary by getting a direct train to Prague's Hlavni Nadrazi station.
• prague czech republic • international trains • travel time • rail journey • hlavni nadrazi station

Train Times To Venice, Italy
Why get a cheap flight to Marco Polo airport when direct rail services to Venezia Santa Lucia station from Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Switzerland?
• train travel time venice • venezia santa lucia station • italian train network • milan italy • marco polo airport

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The life, times and premature death of one of the world's greatest composers.
• wolfgand amadeus mozart • composer • classical music • johann christian bach • joseph haydn

August '04 Update
A wide variety of styles are exposed in this month's Update.
• column 5 • column5 • blake crawford • christian • rock

Austria and EU: Sanctions against Haider
After four months of party haggling Austria has finally a new government: a coalition of the Freedom Party FPÖ led by the xenophobic populist Jörg Haider and the Christian Democrat ÖVP under the new chancellor Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP). The inclusion of Haider’s far-right Freedom Party has led to Austria’s international isolation. Alarmed by the violation of an unwritten taboo the EU’s prime ministers have downgraded relations with Vienna and many ministers from other European countries refuse to meet with their Austrian counterparts. Austria’s Federal president Thomas Klestil and chancellor Schüssel have tried to tranquilize the Community, but the triumphant FPÖ-leader Haider has made things even worse by pronouncing several offensive statements against the partner countries. The European Union is now in trouble, trying to handle its sanctions against Austria in a rational manner and without making a hero of the Austrian outlaw. On 29th February Haider has stepped down as FPÖ-chairman, but many fear that Austria’s most popular leader is only preparing for the chancellor’s office.
• austria • eu • jörg • haider • fpö


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