Vienna Archives - Page 11 of 26

No Bison at Schönbrunn Zoo for the Foreseeable Future

The bison deaths, which occurred over recent weeks, prompted an immediate investigation that pointed to a rare sheep virus.

The updated symbols, which mark priority seating on underground trains and trams, will be introduced gradually.

Recently, one of Vienna’s largest geothermal systems was installed beneath the pitch, along with an LED lighting upgrade.

Pollution levels in Vienna have worsened due to recent weather, the heating season, and drifting fine dust from surrounding areas.

The alleged intruder, a 30-year-old Syrian national, fled out of a window as police arrived, but was later arrested hiding nearby.

The issue persists despite significant improvements in the workings of the city’s immigration and citizenship department, MA35.

In a statement, the city council said the statue could be used to promote xenophobic agitation and anti-Islamic and anti-Turkish sentiments.

As Vienna’s festive season begins, here’s a look at when each Christmas market opens and what’s on offer this year.

Previously, fluorescent tubes illuminated the interiors, but these are now being replaced by LEDs across all 332 trams and 111 U-Bahn trains.

From 2025, people in Austria will pay a 25-cent deposit per container, refunded upon return, with tobacconists also required to accept returns.