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Palmenhaus (greenhouse)The "Palmenhouse" is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful steel-glass structures of its time; it nestles on a wing of ... more... |
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DonaukanalHistory:The Donaukanal (“Danube Canal”, also referred to as Kleine Donau (“Small Danube”), and formerly also Wiener Wasser (“Viennese Water”)) is ... more... |
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FlexFLEX - the club in the undergroundDub, jungle, electro, techno, nu-skool, dubstep, drum'n'bass - Flex in Vienna presents a great ... more... |
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RhizThe rhiz is the most “electronic” of the bars and pubs along the Vienna Gürtel. Here, you will find rather ... more... |
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Museums QuartierThe MuseumsQuartier is one of the ten largest cultural complexes in the world. But above all, it is a forward-looking, ... more... |
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Badeschiff (floating swimming pool)Here is where it’s at, where you disappear below deck to groove to music. The lower deck of the Badeschiff ... more... |
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Bühne frei für Cats
Das Erfolgsmusical Cats ist zurückgekehrt nach Wien: Bis Mai wetteifern Rum Tum Tugger, Mr. Mistoffelees, Grizabella und andere Samtpfoten im schwarzen Theaterzelt um ein weiteres Katzenleben.
Mäuse im mumok
Das Museum Moderner Kunst – mumok präsentiert den wichtigsten lebenden Hauptvertreter der amerikanischen Pop Art, den Performance- und Installationskünstler Claes Oldenburg.
Wiener Eistraum
Vom 20. Jänner bis 4. März 2012 verwandelt sich der Rathausplatz in eine riesige Eisfläche und wird zum Paradies für Schlittschuhfans jeden Alters.