Entertainment

A new wax figure will soon grace the Madame Tussauds Vienna Museum. He’s a young (actually teen) male singer who’s gained international fame. Yes, it’s Justin Bieber, no doubt.

The wax figure of Bieber is now undergoing some finishing touches and the sculptors in the Vienna museum are confident their version of this teen singing sensation will look better than that in the London museum. To create a perfect or almost perfect replica, the stylists in Vienna worked closely with Bieber’s personal hair stylist to copy the teen’s previous famous hairdo.
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One of the best forms of entertainment in Vienna is to take a stroll at the city’s beautiful parks. There are plenty of them open to the public, each with its own unique charm. They also boast of lots of greenery so you can be sure that a  trip there with loved ones or friends will be most worthwhile and relaxing.
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Bars and pubs abound in Vienna and they make the city’s nightlife so alive and entertaining. While some of them offer the traditional ambience, there are others that feature unique and stylish interior. Visitors eager to experience something out of the ordinary when out to enjoy the night should check out some of them.
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It is Vienna’s most popular stage for musicals and live performances and it’s been open since the 19th century. The Raimundtheater was named after the well-known Austrian playwright and actor Ferdinand Raimund and at the time that it opened was mainly showing dramas and serious plays in German or “Wiener Volkstheater” (which was also Raimund’s genre). The first play shown in the theater was Raimund’s “Die Gefesselte Fantasie.” It wasn’t long however when it changed its offering to operettas to cater to a more sophisticated audience. […]

Visitors to Vienna might think this as a name for a club or a place for hip parties but it is actually the hub for radio broadcasting in the city. Located in Wieden, the Art Deco building (also referred to as Radiokulturhaus) is home to the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, the radio orchestra of Osterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) and the only one of its kind in the country. It also houses the radio stations of ORF namely the indie station FM4, Vienna, and its culture and education channel O1. […]