U1 Partially Suspended After Train Fire
The U1 line remains partially out of service following a fire on Tuesday evening, causing significant disruption to public transport.
Seven Vienna Scientists in 2024’s Most-Cited List
The scholars are based across several prominent university institutions and represent a range of disciplines.
Vienna Named European Capital of Democracy
The title was awarded by the non-profit European Capital of Democracy initiative, with Vienna emerging victorious over seven competing cities.
Increase in Fake Rental Ads in Vienna
The fraud follows a pattern: scammers post ads for cheap apartments and vanish after taking advance payments.
One in Five Teachers in Vienna Are Underqualified
This figure has doubled in just three years, with the proportion standing at one in ten teachers three years ago.
Floridsdorf: 22 Illegal Serbian Workers Disguised as Wedding Guests
The workers claimed to be relatives of the bride and groom, and denied any involvement in the event’s operations.
More Than Half a Million Parcels Delivered Every Day in Vienna
The average Viennese household receives 112 parcels a year, contributing to a total of 133 million parcels delivered across the city annually.
Schönbrunn Zoo Welcomes New Giraffe
The calf arrived in the early hours of Thursday, with zoo officials describing the birth as “picture-perfect.”
Vienna’s New Concert Arena to Open by 2030
The Wien Holding Arena, with a capacity of 20,000, will host major concerts, sports events and exhibitions.
Huge Demand as Pop-Up Shop in Vienna Sells Lost Parcels
Mobile phones and even a gold bar are said to be among the items, with prices starting at €2 per 100 grams.