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Fountains, Austria

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Hellbrunn Palace & Trick Fountains
For over four centuries, Hellbrunn Palace has been a magical playground, leaving visitors both enchanted and surprised with its whimsical trick fountains. Nestled in the southern part of Salzburg, the palace boasts an idyllic setting: Hellbrunn Mount
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Lindwurm Fountain
The dragon depicted on the fountain is the emblem of the city, and it's quite the sight to behold. Picture a charming square surrounding it, just perfect for kicking back and taking in the atmosphere. Back in the 13th century, a legendary dragon terr
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Nibelungendenkmal
Nestled in the charming town of Tulln, the Monument to the Nibelungs, also known as the Nibelung Fountain, pays homage to a legendary scene from the grand medieval German epic. It captures the momentous meeting between Kriemhild, the Queen of Burgund
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Schoenbrunn Palace
Imagine stepping into a world where opulence and history intertwine, a place where the echoes of imperial life linger in the air. Welcome to Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer retreat of the illustrious Habsburg dynasty. The likes of Maria Theresa,
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Hofburg Imperial Palace
Vienna's Imperial Palace, or the Hofburg, is truly a marvel of historical architecture and grandeur. Spanning centuries of history, its oldest sections trace back to the 13th century, while construction continued up until the 20th century. Once the r
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Belvedere
The Belvedere isn't just a stunning Baroque palace; it's also home to one of Austria's most treasured art collections. Imagine wandering through halls adorned with masterpieces by legends like Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Oskar Kokoschka. It's a f
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Vienna Ringstrasse
Vienna’s Ringstrasse, often hailed as the most beautiful boulevard in the world, is a stunning showcase of the city’s rich history and architectural grandeur. As you stroll down this 5.3-kilometer stretch, you'll find yourself surrounded by some of V
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Prater
Imagine a place where childhood dreams meet lush greenery, all under the watchful gaze of a legendary Ferris wheel. Welcome to the Vienna Prater, a charming escape nestled in the heart of the city. This enchanting destination is alive with activity f
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St. Stephen Cathedral
St. Stephen's Cathedral stands proudly as Vienna's iconic emblem. Dating back to the 12th century, this architectural marvel is a prime example of Gothic grandeur in Austria. The cathedral stretches 107.2 meters in length and 34.2 meters in width, bo
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Hundertwasser House Vienna
Nestled in the heart of Vienna, the Hundertwasser House stands as a dazzling gem of Austrian architecture, captivating visitors from all corners of the globe. Designed by the imaginative Friedensreich Hundertwasser, originally Friedrich Stowasser, th
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The Roman Museum Vindobona
The Wien Museum offers a captivating journey through time, transporting us to Vienna as it stood in the 2nd and 3rd centuries. Nestled in the heart of the city, the Roman Museum on Hoher Markt in Vienna's 1st district invites you to explore the ancie
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Vienna State Opera
The Vienna State Opera stands as a premier destination for opera enthusiasts worldwide. This iconic venue showcases the crème de la crème of productions, offering a diverse program that changes daily. With over 50 operas and ballets performed across
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Egon Schiele Museum
Nestled in the heart of Tulln, the former city prison has undergone a remarkable transformation since 1990. It now stands as a unique museum that pays homage to the life and artistry of Egon Schiele, marking its opening on the centenary of the artist
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Kunsthistorisches Museum
At the heart of Vienna, the Kunsthistorisches Museum offers a treasure trove of wonders collected by the Habsburg Emperors. Picture this: the world's largest collection of paintings by the renowned Bruegel awaits in the picture gallery. Everywhere yo
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Schoenbrunn Zoo
Tucked away in the heart of Vienna, Schönbrunn Zoo holds the title of the world's oldest zoo still in operation, and for good reason. This incredible place has snagged the honor of being Europe's best zoo not just once, but five times. It’s a must-vi
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Eggenberg Palace
The universe feels like it's right in Graz! I'm not kidding; the Eggenberg Palace is a stunning showcase of architectural brilliance that sits just on the outskirts of the city center. Nestled within a lush park, this palace was designed as a symboli
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Burg Rabenstein
Perched majestically above the Mur River Valley, this castle is anything but stuck in the past. Far from just a relic, it's an extraordinary event center brimming with life and activity. Open all year round, the castle welcomes visitors from April to
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Graz Clock Tower
The fortified medieval tower perched on the hill took on its current form around 1560, complete with a wooden gallery that served as a fire station. It stands as a sentinel over the town, with three bells chiming from the Clock Tower, creating a harm
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Kesselfallklamm
Nestled around Graz, the countryside is a wild and romantic haven. Here, you'll stumble upon narrow gorges and gullies where streams rush along eagerly. One of these hidden gems is the enchanting Kesselfallklamm, a charming counterpart to the grand B
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Schoeckl Mountain
At 1,445 meters, the Schöckl may not claim the title of the tallest mountain around, but it's a beloved escape for the locals of Graz. With its varied landscape—ranging from steep inclines to a sprawling plateau—it casts an almost magical spell on th
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The Cathedral Graz
Nestled in the heart of Graz, the royal-imperial architecture of the cathedral crowns the historic city center with an air of grandeur. This majestic cathedral is an essential stop on any sightseeing adventure through Graz. Don’t let its relatively u
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Adventure Park Graz
Just outside the charming city of Graz, there's a thrilling park that's perfect for those eager to push their boundaries and embrace a little adventure. At Abenteuer Park Graz, you'll find a forest climbing park with tightropes that challenge your ba
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Armoury
Picture this: a knight's tale of passion, perfectly suited for those gallant warriors clad in shining armor. At the Landeszeughaus in Graz, the world's largest historical armory, you'll find yourself surrounded by the steadfast presence of armor and
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Kunsthaus Graz Art Museum
It’s a rare sight in most cities: traditional urban buildings harmoniously coexisting with stunning modern architecture. But in Graz, at the Kunsthaus, this blend is a reality. The museum, affectionately known as the "Friendly Alien," floats above th
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Landhaus Courtyard
What a fantastic spot for a party! That's the first thought that pops into your mind when you step into the Landhaushof in Graz. Surrounded by the Renaissance charm of this inviting venue, it's easy to imagine a lively scene filled with people celebr
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Lurgrotte Cave Peggau
Stalactite from the ceiling, stalagmite on the ground. This little trick is your key to unlocking the wonders of Lurgrotte, Austria’s largest dripstone cave. Over millions of years, calcium deposits have sculpted this underground world into a gallery
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Glockenspiel
The Glockenspiel in Graz is truly a delightful spectacle. Picture this: a sweet maiden and a hearty lad, donned in traditional attire, twirling gracefully three times a day at 11:00, 15:00, and 18:00. They dance high up in the gable of the building i
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Island in the Mur
Island or boat? That's the intriguing question posed by this extravagant steel creation by American artist Vito Acconci. Known as the Island in the Mur, this unique structure in Graz was commissioned when the city took on the prestigious title of Cap
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The Mausoleum
Nestled beside the Dom, an imperial resting place captures the imagination with its striking turquoise domes set against the azure sky. This Mausoleum, alongside the Dom and Katharinenkirche church, creates one of Graz's most breathtaking views. It's
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Burg & Double Spiral Staircase
Separation and reconciliation: even official architecture can hold delightful surprises. The Burg in Graz, the official headquarters of the regional government, is truly a hidden gem. Over the centuries, various reconstructions have added fascinating
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Technical Railway Museum Lieboch
Chasing the echoes of history in Lieboch is a journey you won't soon forget. Nestled in the old boiler house at the railway station, the Technical Railway Museum Lieboch is a treasure trove for anyone with a love for trains or history. Here, you'll d
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A. Schwarzenegger Museum
"I'll be back." Who doesn't recognize Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic line? While he might not physically return often, you can still get a close look at his life and career at the Arnold Schwarzenegger Museum. Nestled in his hometown of Thal near Gra
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Hohensalzburg Fortress
Perched majestically on the Festungsberg, Hohensalzburg Fortress reigns supreme over the charming Baroque heart of Salzburg. This impressive fortress, the largest fully preserved castle in Central Europe, beckons millions of visitors to the enchantin
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Mirabell Palace and Gardens
Nestled in the heart of Salzburg, Mirabell Palace is a true testament to timeless romance. Built in 1606 by Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich for his beloved Salome Alt, the palace now serves as the enchanting backdrop for some of the most romantic wed
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Mozart Birthplace
W. A. Mozart was born in 1756 in the charming "Hagenauer Haus" at No. 9 Getreidegasse in Salzburg. Today, this historic site is one of Austria's most popular museums, a must-see for anyone who admires Mozart. Even if you're not a die-hard fan, the mu
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Mozart Residence
From 1773 to 1787, the Mozart family called the "Dance Master's House" their home. This charming residence is located at what we now know as Makartplatz. The first-floor apartment, with its generous eight rooms, has been transformed into a fascinatin