Venice – City to Stay

Venice is very popular among travelers visiting Italy. Worldwide fame gave it primarily the number of channels, on which floated leisurely gondolas and lack of typical roads…
Also can’t be forgotten unparalleled architecture, which consists primarily elegant palaces and ancient temples. One of the most famous is St Mark’s Basilica.
With Venice also are associated the gondoliers, romantic sunsets and carnival, during which the necessary props are Venetian masks. … Continue reading Venice – City to Stay

Schönbrunn Palace

The palace was built from the command of the German Emperor Leopold I. In 1996 it was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Currently it is dominated by a Baroque decor issued during the reign of Maria Theresa. In the interiors can be seen numerous frescoes and moldings. For visitors are available for example the royal suites. In the outbuilding operates the Carriage Museum. There is also the Palm House, Glorietta and the Fountain of Neptune. … Continue reading Schönbrunn Palace

Hofburg

This is the official residence of the Habsburgs. It was built in the twelfth century. Its representative functions served until the twentieth century. In the meantime, it was undergone several reconstructions and modifications. Today it is a major complex of buildings, squares, courtyards and gardens. … Continue reading Hofburg

History of Vienna

History of Vienna
Vienna was founded about 500 BC. Initially, it was a Celtic settlement, but in 15 BC played the role of the Roman frontier post. It guarded security of the Roman Empire against invasions of tribes from the north.
Vienna received city rights in 1221. In the Middle Ages it was ruled by the dynasty of Babenbergs. When, in 1440 the Habsburgs took power, the city became the capital of the Holy Roman Empire, … Continue reading History of Vienna

Vienna Card

Vienna Card entitles you to about 200 different discounts and promotions. Allows, among others, free ride on the subway, bus and tram (for 72 hours).
This entitles you to significant discounts in 180 museums, galleries, monuments, theaters, cafes, shops, restaurants, wineries, and concerts.
Reduces the cost of travel from the airport to the center of Vienna and back (from 5.80 euros to 5 euros).
The card costs 16.90 euros. It can be purchased in hotels, … Continue reading Vienna Card

Duty in Austria

Austrian rules in this regard are the same as the EU rules. Poles are not subject of restrictions to the amount of transported and purchased goods, if they are intended for personal use or gifts. Sale of goods is a violation of the law and shall be subject to applicable penalties and confiscation.
The only customs restrictions are the following products:

  • cigarettes – 200 pcs.
  • cigarillos – 400 pcs.
  • cigars –

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Vienna, Austria

Vienna, it is not only the capital of Austria, but also one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Location, architecture and incredible atmosphere has big impact, what recalls about associated with this place the Habsburgs and the great composers. It should also be emphasized that for half a century, the role of Vienna increase not only domestically, but also internationally. Currently headquartered here are the largest companies and institutions operating in both on the European, … Continue reading Vienna, Austria