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Lerchenfelder Gurtel 9-11, Vienna, 1160, Austria
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i would like to visit the vienna opera house on a guided tour, but the information on their website is in german - anybody knows where i can find english information about the tour?
check out their trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGRE9VgfRsg
it has an english description including the ticket prices, schedule and reservation information!
Another thing you can try is go to the page you want, RIGHT click and scroll down to "translate with Bing" to get a fairly decent translation of the German page. The opening page of the Vienna Opera web site has a choice of "English" at the top right. Click on that to get some of it in English. Unfortunately when you get to the tours, it reverts to German but right-clicking and translating should help you. If all else fails, e-mail them via the "contact me" link.
Good luck.
thanks to both of you! the youtube link and what i get from the translated website seem to give the same information! helped me a lot! thanks!
If every picture tells a story, then my pictures of the wonderful cakes we ate in Vienna (all in only 3 days) will tell of the wonderful taste temptations that abound in Vienna. We almost lived on cakes alone, there were so many delicious ones around. No regrets, it was worth the weight gain.
if you want to rent a room in Wien,do not forget that it is a very expensive city;if you find a room in a house,you will think that you pay the rent for the whole house;through an agency,you will have to pay 3 months to the agency,3 months as safe deposit,and the month to come;so the first day you will have already given 7 months
City Park is a spa, a green oasis in the middle of the city, but also, an open-air collection of precious artworks, that reminds at important celebrities of the music lives and the history of Vienna.
There, are placed monuments that were realized from famous sculptors, for famous musicians.
The monument of Franz Schubert, for example, was realized from the sculptors C. Kundmann and T. Hansen, in the year 1872, and is a donation of the M?nnergesang-Verein (male choir) of Vienna, to the city park.
The monuments of Hans Makart, Robert Stolz, Schindler, or Andreas-Zelinka are placed on the avenues of the park.
What is crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside and as big as your head? A pretzel from a street vendor of course. There are lots of places to pick up these tasty treats in Vienna. This place is right next to the Stephensdom and sold all sorts of variations of the standard pretzel.
As the next "module" in addition to the tips above, I may recommend to visit Schloss Belvedere: Go to Suedbahnhof by tram #18 or #0 and walk 5 minutes to Oberes Belvedere with the famous ornate iron-gates, the Sphinxes and the great castle that you may enter in order to see the famous Klimt- and Schiele-paintings and works of Kokoschka, Hundertwasser etc.
Walk down through the park, passing by the lovely Sphyxnes and see Unteres Belvedere - the smaller part of the palace with baroque paintings and sculptures inside the museum.
Through a side-gate you may walk to Schwarzenbergplatz and take the tram back to Ringstrasse (or walk 5 minutes) This is the upper entrance to the Park of Belvedere castle - just a few meters from Vienna's "Südbahnhof" (the trainstation for trains to Hungaria and Italy ) - so if you have just a short stopover at the trainstation 30-40 minutes are enough to see this lovely park and castle...
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