Vienna Archives - Page 18 of 26

Vienna’s Westbahnhof Tops Passenger Survey

The station received high praise for its bright, welcoming building and easy access, but some complaints were made about cleanliness.

A drug handover in the Wiedner Gürtel area earlier this month led to the seizure of drugs in the suspects’ flats.

The City of Vienna is set to revise its noise regulations for concert venues, allowing open-air music events to continue until 11pm.

The group appears to be affiliated with the Tyre Extinguishers movement, which has claimed responsibility for deflating car tyres in Vienna before.

Temperatures exceeding 30C are set to make a return to Austria this week as the summer’s final heatwave takes hold.

The indoor swimming pool in Vienna’s 21st district is part of a broader plan to construct five new indoor pools across the city by 2030.

The area between the Brauhausbrücke and Zufferbrücke bridges will be transformed into a green and recreational oasis.

Approximately one million Austrian citizens exhibit problematic drinking behaviour, with around 370,000 being considered alcoholics.

Part of the City of Vienna’s ‘Shade Offensive’, external blinds, shutters and jalousies are subsidized at €1,500 per household.

The ship was forced to swerve to avoid an obstacle shortly after departing from its mooring at Schwedenplatz on the Danube Canal.