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A dream wedding can happen in Vienna. There are many reasons why foremost of which is the wide choices of venues and themes offered by this beautiful capital city of Austria. 

Many women desire to be married in a regal setting and where else can you fulfill this but in a palace venue. If an imperial ambience is what you wish for, there are several palaces to choose from. These are the Schonbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace and Liechtenstein Garden Palace to choose from. These palaces offer a perfect setting for a royal wedding. 

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Even in the middle of Vienna, visitors can still experience a quiet stroll amid a lush green environment with lots of trees, shrubs and a wide expanse of well manicured lawn.

For those who want to be away from the hustle and bustle of city life can head to the Lainzer Tiergarten. A large part of this wild preserve (80 percent) situated in the city’s 13th district is covered with woodland. As such, long walks can be very much enjoyed here.
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The Danube Tower or the Donauturm is the tallest free standing structure in Austria. It weighs 17,600 tons, 827 feet high and is considered as one of the 75 tallest towers in the world. You can find the tower by the north bank of the Danube River in the Donaustadt district. The Donauturm was constructed from 1962-1964 and it was designed by Hannes Lintl. It took 18 months to build the structure and in April 16, 1964, it was officially opened by Federal President Adolf Scharf.

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Many of you already know that Vienna has a city card that can be used for public transportation and certain tourist attractions at the same time. It comes in various denominations and offers more than 210 discounts as well as free travel on the city’s public transport system for 2 days or 3 days. 

Early next year, a new Vienna Pass card will be launched. This will come in different variations that can be used for two, three or six days. The two-day pass will be sold at 69 Euros while the one good for six days will cost 99 Euros. 

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Naschmarkt is the most popular market in Vienna since the 16th century. It is 1.5 meters long and located at the Wienzelle by the Wien River. Back then only milk was sold in the area. Later on fruits and vegetables in carts were sold as well. Nowadays, there are plenty of interesting finds from all over the world, may it be China, Japan, Greece or Turkey. There are herbs, cheeses, meats, seafood, baked goods and even Persian Caviar.

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A significant part of Vienna’s history is the presence of the Jewish people many of whom came from neighboring Germany as they fled from the Nazis. This is the reason why a Jewish community exists in the Austrian capital. 

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Easter is a special occasion celebrated around the world. It is fast approaching and when this season comes in Vienna, locals and visitors have something to look forward to once again. By then, the city will be abuzz with the Easter markets selling classic and modern handmade crafts. 

The venue will be the area fronting the Schoenbrunn Palace. Some 60 merchants are expected to take part in the markets that will run from April 5th up to the 21st. 

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If you get to spend part of the Christmas season in Vienna, you should consider yourself lucky indeed.  Christmas in Austria is a magical time.  Of all the cities in Europe, Vienna has the most festive Advent and Christmas celebration imaginable. […]

Vienna is great to visit any time of the year but if you’re planning on going there in the most appropriate weather, the best times to go are during spring and fall. 

Travelers who want to stay away from big crowds should consider visiting the Austrian capital during these two seasons. The weather is mild and the crowds are not that much. 

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