How can one get Vienna visa easily

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Mariahilferstrasse, belvedere palace, schwiedenplatz, donaisel, zentrum kagran, staadpark, vienna wineries

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Here now at it really is!!! I don’t wanna leave 😭

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@@maxnomadtravel I miss this city so much. I go there once every year. I didn't though in 2020 and it doesn't look like i will go this year since I'm behind with work and studies. Hopefully by January 2022 i will be there.

I really want to visit Vienna!!

Wouldn't the Schweizerhof be the oldest part since it's the old castle from the middle ages? kind regards

The only thing that strikes me is the randomness of the stones placed on those imperial treasurs as if a drunk quasimodo put a handfull of rare stones in one hand, the crown into the other and then simply made 'platsch' with the stone hand onto the crown hand and 'Tata' majesty heres your crown, now give me that scepter. And don't laugh Brits your Crown was made by Quasimodos Sister Quasiliz.

Hi, John!! Any tips about to saw the concerts in the standing rooms?

@@patricia294 Hi Patricia. Standing room will be different for each place. I’ll tell you how it was in 1971, it may be similar. Also ask people who are buying standing room tickets how they do it. I am pretty sure that the standing room tickets are sold earlier in the day (maybe a few hours before the concert starts). Check the internet for the hall you want. They might have more info. #1 The Musikverein for Vienna Philharmonic concerts. This music hall is absolutely beautiful (search Google photos). Unfortunately, the standing room was only in the back of the hall, everybody was bunched together and there was a ceiling over your head. There was nothing to lean on. When you buy your standing ticket ask the TICKET person, how the process works. What time to line up and so on. I don’t remember much here - I think we just all rushed into the back standing area when an usher let us in. #2 - The Vienna State Opera. Much more interesting. Same process, buy the tickets earlier then come back. Here I remember that after we were in the building, we followed an usher up the outer set of stairs (there were two staircases). He would walk slowly up the stairs and we (the crowd) would follow him/her as a group. Once we got to the 4th and 5th tiers where the standing room was located, he/she stepped aside and we rushed into the opera hall and found places. Here there were handrails to lean against and you could even sit down in your place on the edge. It was high up but as long as you were not on the very outside parts you could see and hear everything really well. Obviously, if you were near the front of the groups, you would get a better place. Try it and let me know how it goes and what may be different. Oh, I noticed a photo that shows they have a new standing room area in the back of the main floor. This was not there in 1971. I am willing to bet that the process is almost the same. But ask around while you are in line buying standing room tickets. If you are a music student in Vienna, this is a great way to see a lot of concerts or operas at an affordable price. If you are a tourist, it might be too much trouble to figure out for only one time. Let me know how it goes. Enjoy your time in Vienna, Patricia. It is a magical place with music, art, museums, history and culture. Fun Fact (maybe): In the Wien Staatsoper, there was always an elderly woman sitting down in the same exact standing room place for every performance (even when I wasn’t there, I guess). She had a small light and a musical score of that night’s opera. I never found out about this lady but I wondered if she was somehow connected to Gustav Mahler (not only a famous composer, but Mahler directed the State Opera at the beginning of the 1900s. The age would maybe suggest: girlfriend, daughter, I really don’t know but I love telling the story. :-)

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Just feel the city!!! The best Sacchard cake for an affordable price is at the Spanische Hofreitschule Museum Cafe

Screaming cars everywhere, noise and smell is charming for you? I am originaly from Prague, I expected vienna be similar, but it's not similar at all, Vienna is just ugly city.

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Are you in Vienna already

Have fun and enjoy our spectacular capital!

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Thank you, Steve! :) Yes, hopefully opera performances will be possible again soon. This part of the video made me realize how much I miss live music.

@@maxnomadtravel do you have an idea of how much the opera would be ?

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@@maxnomadtravel you are very welcome glad i made the plunge everyones content is so good and everyone is extremely friendly glad i had the opportunity to find tour page

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I'm currently living in Vienna and I must say that here the alcohol is stronger for me and I've also walked the streets in a not sober state, but I found it beautiful cause the streets are gorgeous. I love it here. And the food omg is so good

beatuful video about road from vienna to Gratz /watch?v=YoG_uOjxAy4&feature=share

Hey,i've read somewhere that unvaccinated people have to stay quarantine 5days in vienna and only by doing PCR or RAT in the 5th day they can return back in their country.. Is that true?