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The Prater is a 6km-long park in Vienna's 2nd district that was the Habsburg imperial hunting ground before Emperor Joseph II opened it to the public in 1766. Today it
The Würstelstand — Vienna's sausage kiosk — is not a fast-food stand. It is a social institution, and the Viennese will tell you this with complete seriousness. Politicians, opera-goers, construction workers,
Vienna holds over 400 balls every year during Fasching (carnival season), running from November through to the end of February. This is not a figure of speech or a marketing claim: there
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