Viennese things

Antonio Lucio Vivaldi is considered to be one of the best Baroque composers of all time, with a great influence that spread throughout Europe over the course of his life. He was born in Venice, Italy on March 4th 1678 and went on to have an incredibly successful career during which he composed numer...

Stephansdom (also known as St. Stephen’s Cathedral in English) is the symbol of historical Vienna and one of the city’s most popular attractions. The iconic structure has witnessed many important events over the past 700 years and today provides visitors with a remarkable place to enjoy classical mu...

Although both opera and ballet were born out of royal entertainments in France and Italy in the 17th century, Austria has become just as well-known for the spectacular art forms. The incredible performances were most commonly used by nobles and kings to celebrate political visits, celebrate marriage...

Vienna is a beautiful city, teeming with gorgeous streets just begging you to walk down them, stunning buildings you can’t help but take photos of and cute coffee shops incessantly calling your name. With so much alluring charm everywhere you look, it’s no wonder filmmakers regularly pick Vienna to ...

One of the most beautiful Baroque complexes in Europe, Schönbrunn Palace used to be the summer residence of Habsburg rulers up until the 1950s, when it was transformed into the major tourist attraction we know it as today. The regal palace and vast gardens span over 300 years of history, reflecting ...