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It was constructed in 1897 and is still operating!

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Austrian singer and drag queen who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2014.

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Actor, Body builder, businessman and politician.

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He died in Vienna the 26th of March 1827

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Former chancellor of Austria.

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Sigmund Freud worked in Vienna for 50 years

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Scary mask processions (‘Perchtenlaufen’ or ‘Krampuslauf’)

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Scary mask processions (‘Perchtenlaufen’ or ‘Krampuslauf’)

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Many of the iconic buildings in Vienna bear Wagner’s fingerprints, particularly the railway stations along the U6, U4 and S45 subway and train lines.

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Several museums and palaces carry a strong Sisi theme: look inside her apartments, enjoy topical exhibitions, view clothes and other items from her life, and much more…even down to the railway carriage she travelled in

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The Hamburg-born composer spent the last 25 years of his life in Vienna

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Former principal imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty

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Famous Hollywood actor and oscar-winner.

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Singer and Dj of the cool songs "Anton aus Tirol" and "Hey Baby"

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He started his musical education in earnest in Vienna before moving on to Paris. But he returned regularly for visits and concerts

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Philosopher

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Co-Founder of Red Bull

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Surives F1 crash

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Famous football player. Playing for Real madrid.

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He won a gold medal in the Beijing olympics in Super-G this week

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Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team principal and CEO of the team.

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Queen of France (1774-1792)

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Inventor of psychoanalysis

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The Museum Quarter is Europe’s biggest and most impressive museum complex

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World Cup alpine ski racer, specialized in slalom and giant slalom

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classical music as inherited from Mozart and Beethoven

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classical music as inherited from Mozart and Beethoven

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Heldenplatz balcon before the WWII

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Global warming has an impact on the amount of avalanches

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Global warming has an impact on the amount of avalanches

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- in the past weekend there were more than a 100 spread over the Austrian Alps https://www.thelocal.at/20220206/eight-killed-in-austrian-avalanches-in-deadly-weekend-as-danger-remains/

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the first ascent without supplemental oxygen of Mount Everest on 8 May 1978.

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Kurz was the youngest chancellor in Austrian history as well as the youngest head of government in the world for about four years. His youth and political tenor were credited with revitalizing the traditional conservative movement in Austria, and to a larger extent in Europe.

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From the Roman Empire and Habsburg Empire

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In the decade following World War II, Austria was occupied by British, French, American, and Soviet forces, and Vienna was divided into five zones, including an international zone, covering the Innere Stadt (“Inner City”).

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Austria hosted the winter Olympic games twice

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Austria hosted the winter Olympic games twice

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1964 and 1976, respectively

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38.969,4 m height
- He became the first person to break the sound barrier relative to the surface without vehicular power on his descent.

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Vienna was the capital city of the Habsburg Empire from 1440 to 1583

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State opera, Theater an der Wien, Volksoper, Raimundtheater and Ronacher

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15 May 1955

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While the northern parts of Austria are fairly flat, much of the rest is mountainous in nature. In fact, the beautiful Austrian Alps cover a whopping 62% of the country. The highest peak among all these mountains is the Grossglockner, sitting at an impressive 3,798 meters. You’ll definitely need your walking boots to climb these facts about Austria.

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The Viennese Kaffeehaus is considered as kind of public living room. There are many traditional coffehouses in the inner city, there were and are considered to be a focal point of intellectual life in the city.

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Long tradition of arts dating back to the 19th and 20th century

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Long tradition of arts dating back to the 19th and 20th century

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Klimt, Schiele, Kokoschka and Dürer

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Most prestigious ball in Austria, takes place at the State Opera House and more than 5000 guests are invited.

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It's celebrated on October 26 and relates to political developments after WW II

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Austrian nationational library, have near 2 million books and it is one of the worlds largest library

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Austrian nationational library, have near 2 million books and it is one of the worlds largest library

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Celebration of the art of photography organized in the Kunst Haus Wien

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The most unusual sports activities to do in Vienna

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The most unusual sports activities to do in Vienna

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Diese ausgefallenen Sportarten motivieren auch Sportmuffel | 1000things

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Lust auf was Neues? 1000things.at hat euch eine Übersicht über ausgefallene Sportangebote in Wien zusammengestellt.

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His Eminence Christoph Schönborn OP (pope)

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His Eminence Christoph Schönborn OP (pope)

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Appointed | 13 April 1995 (Coadjutor)
Installed | 14 September 1995

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During the 1970s, Vienna became the third official seat of the United Nations, and the UNO-City was built

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On November 12, 1918, the Republic of Deutsch-Österreich, or German-Austria, was proclaimed in front of the parliament.

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Most succesfull austrian soccer team sponsored by Redbull

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The most popular sports are association football, alpine skiing and ice hockey. People play ice hockey in frozen river in Southern Austria! Plus, Vienna Capitals are an Austrian professional ice hockey club who participate in the Erste Bank Hockey League.

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When it comes to alphine skiing Austria tops the list with 7 gold medales.

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Go hike to one of the vineyards of Vienna, buy a bottle of wine and have picnic with your friends in a beautiful environment.