Vienna to Add Hydrogen Buses in 2025
Ten new hydrogen-powered buses will be introduced to the centre of Vienna from 2025, marking the first use of such technology in the city.
Vienna Prepares for Taylor Swift Concerts
Many of the preparations are being kept secret, though the football pitch’s grass turf has already been removed.
Police Crack Down on Road Offences in Weekend Operation
Authorities reported around 450 road offences following the operation, which was aimed at tackling youth crime and illegal racing.
Record Number of New Start-Ups in Vienna
The chamber reported 5,170 new businesses established in 2024 so far, up 2.5% from last year. Around 9,700 companies could be founded over the entire year.
Vienna Mayor Wants More Video Surveillance to Fight Crime
Michael Ludwig says increased surveillance would help solve crimes and ensure that drug offenders do not relocate to neighbouring areas.
Top 5 Dog-Friendly Swimming Spots in Vienna
Finding a suitable dog bathing spot in Vienna can be challenging, but the Austrian capital still offers some great options.
Vienna Pools Recover as Heat Draws Crowds
In May, the daily occupancy rate was a mere 8% for the entire month – one of the worst results since 1990, with only 115,000 bathers recorded.
‘Container Classrooms’ as Newcomer Children Increase
Vienna’s Deputy Mayor for Education, Christoph Wiederkehr (NEOS), dismissed concerns about educating children in containers, describing it as a necessary immediate measure.
Popfest Starts 15th Year at Karlsplatz
Kicking off the festivities is Popfest veteran Nino von Wien, who was one of the opening acts at the inaugural event in 2011.
Cheapest Grocery Prices Up 42% in Austria Since 2021
A Chamber of Commerce study found that Billa and Spar charge nearly 11% more for the same shopping basket than discount stores.