Few areas in the Vorstädte (once the suburbs, but now part of the city center) have managed to preserve their original ... More
Spittelberg
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Few areas in the Vorstädte (once the suburbs, but now part of the city center) have managed to preserve their original 18th- or 19th-century appearance. The exception is the Spittelberg quarter, a district consisting of half a dozen narrow, cobbled streets between Siebensterngasse and Burggasse. In decline since the late 19th century, the area was saved from demolition in the 1970s. Its baroque and Biedermeier houses were carefully restored and many of the streets pedestrianised. The district makes for a charming walk, particularly on Saturdays when a little craft market is held in the streets around Spittelberggasse. Spittelberg also boasts one of the city's densest concentrations of bars, cafes and restaurants.
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Originally built in 1620, this Baroque styled Roman Catholic Church is certainly one of Vienna's most ornate in decor. In
the early 1700's the Italian architect, Andrea Pozzo, redesigned the church and sculpted it into what you can see ...
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Just next to the Konzerthaus, skaters draw their figures on ice accompanied by music from the wings. In the separate
central area pairs dance waltzes on skates. In another separated area in the corner, children are trained in figure ...
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The Belvedere comprises two magnificent baroque mansions facing each other across a sloping formal garden. Prince Eugène of Savoy, whose
campaigns against the Turks enabled the Habsburg Empire to reclaim Hungary, purchased some land beyond the city walls in ...
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