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cax says:
Why not combine your stay in Bratislava with a day trip to Vienna. With 3 departures every day from both cities and a sailing time of 1½ hour it's easily done.
I took the one hour sightseeing tour from the Vienna Opera and then headed to the Volksprater to go on the Wiener Risenrad. But there's...
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cax says:
The Vienna Volksprater is an amusement park of 250 diffrent attractions from ferris wheels to ghost trains.
The Volksprater was in 1987 used as a set for the James Bond movie "The Living Daylights" staring Thimothy Dalton and Maryam D'abo. The scene where they share a coach in the Wiener Risenra...
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mccreai says:
What can I say? Simply one of the best Zoo's I have been too. The fact that Pandas and Polar Bears rear young is a great sign of success. The layout is fantastic although some parts are a little uphill and take a little out of you but it really is worth it. The tropical house is amazing with freefly...
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staceymc says:
The tour leaves at 9 am in the morning and drives you to the picturesque Wachau valley in Austria. Here you taste your first wines. The guide teaches you all about the types of wine, how they are grown and how to properly taste them. You get a decent amount of wine to taste as well.
From here y...
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mccreai says:
The atmosphere around Vienna during the christmas market season is amazing. Just browsing through the streets with market stands on either side, the smell of roast chesnuts and the warmth of the mulled spiced wine all combine to create a real thrill for all the senses. The crowds may be a bit much f...
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Martin_Austria says:
In summer 1752, after a one-year construction period, the animals were brought to the zoo and presented to the public. The zoo is on the areal of Schloss Schönnbrunn, the former hunting castle of the Austrian emperor. Which was centuries ago a bit remote from the Vienna. Over the years Vienna growe...
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cax says:
Vienna Sightseeing is offering city tours of 1 to 4 hours throughout the city. The duration is between one and four hours and the busses leaves every hour.
All tours start at even hours from the stats Oper (state opera house) but you can hop on and off dureing the tour. Tickets are sold rght out...
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shannonjwilson says:
The SiSi museum is a museum dedicated the Empress Elizabeth of the Habsberg dynasty in Austria. While on a staff tour of Central Europe with Explorica (http://www.explorica.com) a co-worker and I took some time out of shopping to visit this interesting museum. The exhibits start with a collection of...
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grubi says:
Walking arround in the 1st viennese district is a quite historic event. You see historical buildings all over this part of the city. You also find many expensive shops in this area (for shopping, go to "Kaerntnerstrasse" or "Mariahilferstrasse", the two main shopping streets in town). To have a look...
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grubi says:
Walking arround in the 1st viennese district is a quite historic event.
You see historical buildings all over this part of the city. You also
find many expensive shops in this area (for shopping, go to
"Kaerntnerstrasse" or "Mariahilferstrasse", the two main shopping
streets in town). To have a ...
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