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VIENNA Travel Guide - Top 10 Things to Do in 24 Hours - Lexie Limitless

VIENNA Travel Guide - Top 10 Things to Do in 24 Hours - Lexie Limitless

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Let's explore one of the best cities in Europe! 0: 00 Solo Travel In Vienna 1: 14 Map of Vienna 1: 35 Mozart Museum 2: 19 St. Stephen-s Cathedral 3: 17 How to Stay Hydrated 5: 37 Districts of Vienna 6: 28 Best Wiener Schnitzel 7: 28 Museums 8: 34 Solo Travel 9: 00 Cafe Culture 9: 38 Food Market (Naschmarkt) 10: 27 Palaces (Hofburg Palace) 12: 00 Highlights + Outro Angeli: Love this video but as a viennese I have to say it's not true that the first district is not typical viennese or that locals aren't there often: ) It always depends where you live of course, if you live far away you're probably not there often. Me and my friends we're in this area daily. I would say I am more often in the first district as in any other district apart from my own.
Date: 2022-03-12

Comments and reviews: 9


Nice video, like your style, keep them coming!
0: 15 You mean -baroque- museums, right? For Renaissance I recommend Prague and Florence.
1: 54 Meh, dont recomment that one really - would rather go into the opera or a concert hall and witness one of his compositions. If you are interested in music in general There is the House of Music and the Imperial Musical Instrument Collection. Sometimes the Museum of Technology has some very interesting expo on the subject aswell.
2: 52 Thats actually the lower one of the two. ON that tower the most interesting thing is probably the Pummerin in the center, one of the largest free-hanging bells on the planet. You can also visit the South Tower, which is higher in elevation and has a nicer view over the city (also you are in a closed environment, if you are not good with heights. You can visit the catacombs of the cathedral aswell.
3: 09 Debatable. I would argue the Danube Tower, Kahlenberg and the Wiener Blick gives you a better view.
4: 17 Sorry darling, you are awesome but I have to disagree on this product. You are basicly paying to slightly flavour your pee, nothing else. If you order wine ask for a glas of water with it - a good restaurant should bring you one anyway.
6: 30 Nice choice, a little explanation about the name. Glacis (the -s- is silent) was the area immediatly beyond the city walls, where for over 1000y it was strictly forbidden from building anything onto it. The grass there would get cut regularly. The reason for it was purely strategical, it an enemy soldier advanced, they couldnt hide.
7: 40 There are aprox 200 museums in the city. would take a little bit longer then 3 days
8: 13 The only one I dont agree with is the Sisi Museum, also called the Imperial Apartments. I mean, if you are into it sure. but I wouldnt put it in the top20.
9: 40 I agree, but you are way too late If you want the fresh products on these markets you need to be there at 7 - 9am. Yes, there are more of them throughout the city.
11: 05 ONE? The Hofburg has like a dozen Museums. you already featured a few of them - the Museumsquartier is part of the Hofburg, aswell as the Albertina, the National Science Museum, the Historical Arts Museum and the Burgtheater.
11: 48 you cant really -visit- Palais Schwarzenberg as it is a Hotel (I think 4-) and Schloss Hetzendorf is sectioned of into several schools. I think there is a restaurant in there aswell.
How many days should you spend in Vienna? 5days for the main atractions and 14days for a good visit.

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If you are interested in the Habsburg Empire and visit Vienna I suggest you visit the Capuchins Crypt which is where the Emperors and their families of the last 400 years have been buried! You see their metal coffins and sarcophagi many of them artfully designed and decorated, weighing several tons!
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I was like oh nice lexie and maybe yes theroy is in Vienna I gotta check that out because I am from Austria and then this video is months ago, still very nice video, I liked it a lot, gotta recommend the beautiful mountains though, just amazing places in Austria, nice to live here: D
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Hello, could anyone let me know what Vienna is like now, covid-wise? I understand they have quite strict rules and there is/was a lockdown for non-vaccinated people. I have three jabs so far so I was wondering what it is like as a tourist there, is everything still open?
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Hi Lexie, I analysed this video and I noticed something that was used way too often! The woosh sound that comes in between the broll and speaking shot is overused, Maybe you should reduce using this Audio Effect/Voiceover Continue
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Lexie, I'm pretty happy, that you have so wonderful format of your videous. I was really exited whed I found the travelling video about Vienna! Thanks you a lot. I say you hi from Russia!
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Please visit India temples there temples are historical and better arts and beautiful kings life story and again please visit India especially in Tamil Nadu Thanjavur Raja Raja cholan
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I have been living in Vienna for six years. This city is just amazing and I highly recommend travelling there. Forget Venice, the true gem of europe is shown in this video.
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I have visited Vienna in 24h as well and I absolutely loved it! Their apple struddle is to die forand I can't wait to go back for some and ice cream too! -. -
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