The 2010 Michelin Guide Main Cities of Europe is already out and many travelers are excited to know what cities and dining spots are included in the lists. Vienna, being a popular destination city in Europe, is not to be ignored.
Vienna is famous for the Viennese Waltz - but also for the Spanish Riding School- In fact, there’s this popular place in the capital frequently visited by tourists that promotes the traditional horse riding with much elegance but of Spanish origin. It is here where tourists can view an 80-minute show featuring Lipizzan horse riding.
Vienna celebrates St. Patrick’s Day every year and this year’s festivities will take place for 11 days. This particular day in honor of St. Patrick is marked every March 17 but for this year, the big parade in the Austrian capital will occur on Saturday, March 20 from the Schottenkirche church to the Burgtheater.
Austria boasts of many important figures not only in music but even in the military. One of them if Prince Eugene of Savoy, one of the most important army general of the country. He is considered to be instrumental in the rise of the House of Habsburg.
Experience Vienna’s unique culture by visiting the different museums in the Austrian capital. If you’re heading to this great metropolitan area in the next months or so, make sure to plan a trip to the Albertina Palace.
Vienna has come up with interesting ways to entertain its visitors. Other than offering exciting tours within the city covering enchanting historical landmarks, this Austrian capital has tied up with Romania’s Tourism Ministry for a pilgrimage project for tourists wanting to visit the neighboring country after Vienna.
One of the best ways to explore Vienna is through a cruise along the river. This experience is a truly memorable one for many travelers especially the romantic people. The good news is that it will become more exciting once the city’s new river cruise terminal is finally opened to the public.
Vienna is not only home to classical music, majestic historical structures, coffee and coffeehouses. Unknown to many, the capital of Austria also takes pride in its world class beer which you will get to know more here.
Travelers who are very fond of art and culture have something to watch out for in Vienna. Next month, Ben Hur Live will be staged in the Austrian capital just in time for the 50th anniversary of the classic film.
Are you fond of Vienna’s classical music especially those created by its world renowned musicians such as Johann Strauss and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart? Have you ever wished you could learn the ways to become a conductor of an orchestra? If you answered yes to these questions, you’re not far away from making your wish a reality.
