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#100reasons 2 visit #Vienna<\/strong><\/p>\n

F\u00fcr SpaceUp Vienna<\/a> am 12. April 2014 im Technischen Museum, den ich mitorganisiert habe, postete ich 50 Tage lang auf dem Twitter-Account @spaceupvienna<\/a> t\u00e4glich 2 Wien-Tipps unterschiedlichster Art – Bekanntes und Unbekanntes, bevorzugt weltr\u00e4umig. Auf mehrfachen Wunsch hier die Tweets zum Nachlesen:<\/strong><\/p>\n

No. 1<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: #SpaceUpVienna on April 12th, Vienna Technical Museum<\/strong> – register now! spaceupvienna.wordpress.com<\/a>
\n\"SpaceUp_Vienna\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 2<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Yes, we promise you a rose garden<\/strong><\/a>! They are still asleep…
\n\"rosegarden\"<\/p>\n

No. 3<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna:<\/strong> Have a nice coffee at Sch\u00f6nbrunn Palace<\/strong>:
\n\"Gloriette2\" \"Gloriette\"\"Gloriette-innen\"<\/p>\n

No. 4<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Meet elephants at Naturhistorisches Museum Wien<\/a><\/strong> … and some meteorites, of course.
\n\"\"<\/p>\n

No. 5<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: A libary full of science fiction books!<\/strong><\/a> \/ pic by @sternengeist<\/a>
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No. 6<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Enjoy a wonderful view at Lainzer Tiergarten<\/strong> – well within the boundaries of Vienna!
\n\"Wiener<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 7<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Donauturm<\/strong> at Donaupark offers a nice view from a rotating restaurant!
\n\"P1080201\" \"P1080191\" \"P1080185\"\"P1080206\" \"P1080147\"<\/p>\n

No. 8<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: A garden full of stars! Visit Sterngarten in Vienna<\/a><\/strong>
\n\"Sterngarten<\/p>\n

No. 9<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Urania, a public observatory<\/strong><\/a> in the heart of Vienna
\n\"Urania<\/p>\n

No. 10<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: If you come to Vienna, you can stay at Hotel Adlon<\/strong>\"Hotel<\/p>\n

No. 11<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Of course we have some more observatories. Rudolf-K\u00f6nig<\/a>-Sternwarte<\/strong>, for example:
\n\"Rudolf-K\u00f6nig-Sternwarte<\/p>\n

No. 12<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Another observatory, Universit\u00e4tssternwarte Wien<\/a><\/strong> (setting of „Agent 00* vs Dr. No ESO“<\/a><\/strong>)
\n\"Universit\u00e4tssternwarte<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 13<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Just another nice observatory: Kuffner Sternwarte<\/a><\/strong>
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No. 14<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Augarten<\/strong><\/a> – one of many nice parks in Vienna
\n\"Augarten<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 15<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Like to stroll? There’s a planet walk<\/strong> in Vienna<\/a>\"planetenweg\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 16<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: You surely know St. Stephen’s Cathedral<\/strong>. Here’s a detail, a sun dial<\/a> on the wall:
\n\"Sonnenuhr<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 17<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: On the roof of M\u00f6belhaus Leiner, Mariahilfer Stra\u00dfe: cafe with very special view<\/strong>
\n\"museums\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 18<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: If you don’t like Viennese cafes<\/strong>, you would also reject pubs in Dublin.
\n\"Cafe<\/p>\n

No. 19<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Lots of opportunities to walk. Here’s a view over the Danube from Leopoldsberg<\/strong>.
\n\"Nasenweg<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 20<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Dehnepark<\/a><\/strong>, Ruin of the Forst-Villa – some say it’s haunted
\n\"Dehnepark<\/p>\n

No. 21<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Pallas Athena at the Austrian Parliament<\/strong>, located on the Ringstra\u00dfe boulevard:
\n\"Parlament\"<\/p>\n

No. 22<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: We have mountains here in Vienna – a red mountain, a green mountain, here you see the K\u00fcnigl-Mountain with ORF’s corporate headquarters under the dome<\/strong>:
\n\"orf-roter-berg\"<\/p>\n

No. 23<\/strong> #100reasons #Vienna: Kirche am Steinhof<\/strong>, also called the Church of St. Leopold, buildt by Otto Wagner:
\n\"Kirche<\/p>\n

No. 24<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: swimming, strolling, sailing – things you can do at the Old Danube<\/strong>
\n\"Alte<\/p>\n

No. 25<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Watch stars day and night, good or bad weather at the Planetarium<\/a><\/strong>
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No. 26<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Do you like chinese food? There’s a nice Chinese restaurant<\/a> at Donaupark<\/a><\/strong>
\n\"Restaurant<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 27<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: meet ScienceBuster Werner Gruber<\/strong><\/a> at #SpaceUpVienna! (Foto: Karola Riegler<\/a>)\"140412_021_wm\"<\/p>\n

No. 28<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Museumsquartier Wien<\/strong><\/a> – always crowded with students in summer. Meet Klimt and Schiele!
\n\"MuseumsQuartier<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 29<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: When Thomas A. Edison<\/strong> electrified the Sch\u00f6nbrunn Palace<\/a>, he stayed at Parkhotel Sch\u00f6nbrunn<\/strong>
\n\"Parkhotel<\/p>\n

No. 30<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Lots of art in public space; such as a mosaic by Christian Ludwig Attersee<\/a><\/strong> at Mariahilfer Stra\u00dfe
\n\"attersee-haus\"<\/p>\n

No. 31<\/strong> #100reasons: #Vienna is famous for vintage cafes, such as Caf\u00e9 Sperl<\/a><\/strong> at Gumpendorfer Stra\u00dfe:
\n\"Caf\u00e9<\/p>\n

No. 32<\/strong> #100reasons: There must have been a nuclear accident<\/strong> long time ago – you find evidence everywhere in #Vienna
\n\"nuclear<\/p>\n

No. 33<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: If you like classical music, you can of course go to the famous Vienna State Opera<\/strong><\/a>…
\n\"Wiener<\/strong><\/p>\n

No. 34<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: …but if you are heavily addicted, don’t miss Musikverein<\/strong><\/a>. They have the really good stuff!
\n\"Musikverein<\/p>\n

No .35<\/strong> #100reasons 2 bisit #Vienna: Meet the engineer Johann Strauss<\/strong> at Stadtpark (yes and he composed some walz music)
\n\"Johann<\/p>\n

Want a proof for that? You find it on a wall of the Vienna University of Technology<\/a> beside St. Charle’s Church:
\n\"tafel-strauss\"<\/p>\n

No. 36<\/strong> #100reasons #Vienna: At Cafe Dommayer<\/strong>, which we warmly recommend, Johann Strau\u00df had his first concert.
\n\"Caf\u00e9<\/p>\n

No. 37<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Astronomy everywhere … the Galileihof<\/strong> in Hietzing<\/a>
\n\"galilei-hof\"<\/p>\n

No. 38<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Hotel Sacher<\/strong>. Was good enough for John Lennon<\/strong> and Yoko Ono<\/strong><\/a>
\n\"sacher\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 39<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Great theatres in Vienna, one of them: Volkstheater<\/a><\/strong>\"Volkstheater\"<\/p>\n

No. 40<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: At U3 Volkstheater a mosaic by Anton Lehmden shows the evolution of our world<\/a>\"volkstheater-u3\"<\/p>\n

No .41<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: „House without eyebrows<\/strong><\/a>“ by Adolf Loos. Emperor Franz Joseph I ordered to keep the windows at this side colsed in order not to let him see this nasty house.
\n\"Looshaus\"<\/p>\n

No. 42<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: The snow globe<\/a> <\/strong>in Citizen Kane<\/a> was made in Austria!
\n\"Schneekugel\"<\/p>\n

No. 43<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Another proof of a nuclear accident<\/strong>. Where is she? (in the Background: St. Stephen’s Cathedral)
\n\"Nuclear<\/p>\n

No. 44<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: The friendly lady is at Upper Belvedere<\/a><\/strong>. Go there for fine arts!
\n\"Oberes<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 45<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Jubil\u00e4umswarte<\/strong><\/a>, great view but you should have no head for heights!
\n\"jubilaeumswarte\"<\/p>\n

No. 46<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Bank Austria Kunstforum<\/strong><\/a> by Gustav Peichl – small, but nice museum!
\n\"Kunstforum\"<\/p>\n

No. 47<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Caf\u00e9 Diglas<\/strong><\/a> – two of many nice caf\u00e9s (yes, two!), one of them with live piano music in the evening.
\n\"Caf\u00e9<\/p>\n

No. 48<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Living room of Peter Altenberg and other coffeehouse writers: famous Caf\u00e9 Central<\/strong><\/a>
\n\"cafe_central\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 49<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Imperial Vienna – St. Charles’s Church<\/a><\/strong> at Karlsplatz
\n\"Karlskirche\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 50<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Albertina<\/strong><\/a>, one of the largest and most important print rooms in the world:
\n\"Albertina\"<\/p>\n

No. 51<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Caf\u00e9s<\/strong> named for scientists: #Schr\u00f6dinger<\/strong> at Vienna Technical University
\n\"Caf\u00e9<\/p>\n

No. 52<\/strong> #100reasons: The Austrian writer Adalbert Stifter<\/strong><\/a> watched a total solar eclipse<\/a> in #Vienna
\n\"Stifter-Haus\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 53<\/strong> #100reasons: Public transport in #Vienna is … different.
\n\"Fiaker\"<\/p>\n

No. 54<\/strong> #100reasons: Minorites Church<\/strong><\/a>, not the oldest church in #Vienna. But one of the oldest:
\n\"Minoritenkirche\"<\/p>\n

No. 55<\/strong> #100reasons 2visit #Vienna: Ankeruhr<\/strong><\/a> – nice clock at Hoher Markt – shows figures and plays music:
\n\"anker-uhr1\"<\/p>\n

No. 56<\/strong> #100reasons – Imperial #Vienna – view at the Michaelertor<\/strong><\/a>, seen from Kohlmarkt:
\n\"Michaelertor\"<\/p>\n

No. 57<\/strong> #100reasons 2visit #Vienna: Otto Wagner<\/strong>s famous Jugendstil buildings; twitter.com\/KircheAmSteinhof<\/a> + Postsparkasse<\/strong>:
\n\"postsparkasse\"<\/p>\n

No. 58<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Stadtbahn, another example of Otto Wagners Architecture, Karlsplatz station building<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Stadtbahn<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 59<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Wherever you dig into the ground, you will find leftovers of the Roman Empire<\/a>; here: Michaelerplatz<\/strong>
\n\"ruine-michaelerplatz\"<\/p>\n

No. 60<\/strong> #100reasons: Learn everything about the history of #Vienna at Wien Museum<\/a><\/strong>, Karlsplatz:
\n\"Wien<\/p>\n

No. 61<\/strong> #100reasons – Imperial #Vienna: New Castle with the Austrian National Library<\/strong><\/a>
\n\"Nationalbibliothek\"<\/p>\n

No. 62<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Burggarten<\/strong> – nice park, excellent restaurant Palmenhaus<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Palmenhaus\"<\/p>\n

No.63<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna : KunstHausWien<\/strong><\/a> – exhibitions about photography and, of course, Hundertwasser<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Hundertwasserhaus<\/p>\n

No. 64<\/strong> #100reasons: Yes, this is also #Vienna: Hubertuswarte<\/strong> at Lainzer Tiergarten<\/a><\/strong>
\n\"hubertuswarte\"<\/p>\n

No. 67<\/strong> #100reasons: One of many pretty caf\u00e9s in #Vienna: Caf\u00e9 <\/strong>Pr\u00fc<\/strong>ckl<\/strong>
\n\"Caf\u00e9<\/p>\n

No. 66 #100reasons: Kunsthistorisches Museum<\/strong><\/a> – it’s worth visiting #Vienna only to see this one!
\n\"Kunsthistorisches<\/p>\n

No. 67 <\/strong>#100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: raise your head sometimes when strolling around – K\u00e4rntner Stra\u00dfe, the rest of Hotel Meissl & Schadn<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"K\u00e4rntner<\/p>\n

No. 68<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Here’s another example of Jugendstil – Apotheke zum wei\u00dfen Engel<\/strong><\/a>, Am Hof:
\n\"Apotheke<\/p>\n

No. 69<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: The Plague Column<\/strong><\/a> at Graben was erected after the big epidemics
\n\"Pests\u00e4ule<\/p>\n

No. 70<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Also very nice – the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Griechenkirche<\/p>\n

No. 71<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Like ice cream? You find many opportunities, such as Gianni e Giovanna<\/strong><\/a>, Westbahnstra\u00dfe:
\n\"Gianni<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 72<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Rathaus<\/strong><\/a> at Ringstra\u00dfe – this street replaced the city walls
\n\"Rathaus<\/p>\n

No. 73<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Atlas at Joseph’s Square<\/strong><\/a> – have a look at the astronomical instruments!
\n\"Josephsplatz<\/p>\n

Same building at Josephsplatz – the lady beside Atlas carries the same weight – but for her it seems rather light. Are women stronger? \ud83d\ude09
\n\"Josephsplatz\"<\/p>\n

No. 74<\/strong> #100reasons: Another place with nice astronomical instruments: #Vienna University of Technology<\/strong><\/a> (TU Wien):
\n\"TU<\/p>\n

No. 75<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna, posted on 30th of March (Beginning of Daylight saving time): set your watch today, and also check the moon phase<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Monduhr<\/p>\n

No. 76<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna, posted on 30th of March (Beginning of Daylight saving time): Unfortunately this sun dial<\/strong> at Palmenhaus Sch\u00f6nbrunn<\/strong> will go wrong for 6 months…
\n\"Sonnenuhr<\/p>\n

No. 77<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Lots of nice sun dials<\/strong><\/a>, like this one at Sonnenuhrgasse:
\n\"Sonnenuhrgasse\"<\/p>\n

No. 78<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Watch piranhas have a meal at Haus des Meeres<\/strong><\/a> – it was a public observatory<\/strong><\/a> formerly:
\n\"Haus<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 79<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Watch parliamentarians have lunch at V.I.P.-Cafe Landtmann<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Caf\u00e9<\/p>\n

No. 80<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Two Kepler<\/strong>-memorials, Keplergasse and Keplerplatz – this guy seems to be important!
\n\"Kepler<\/p>\n

No. 81 <\/strong>#100reasons 2 visit #Vienna : Meet Hieronymus Bosch at Gem\u00e4ldegalerie<\/strong><\/a>, Akademie der Bildenden K\u00fcnste<\/strong>, Schillerplatz:
\n\"Gem\u00e4ldegalerie<\/p>\n

No. 82<\/strong> #100reasons 2visit #Vienna : Burgtheater<\/strong><\/a>.
\n\"Burgtheater\"<\/p>\n

No. 83<\/strong> #100reasons: Secession<\/strong><\/a>, #vienna’s biggest cabbage head and place for contemporary arts:
\n\"Secession\"<\/p>\n

No. 84<\/strong> #100reasons: Ruprechtskirche<\/strong>, the eldest church of #Vienna at #bermudatriangle<\/a> where revellers get lost…
\n\"Ruprechtskirche<\/p>\n

No. 85<\/strong> #100reasons: Eissalon Tichy<\/strong> at Reumannplatz – maybe the best icecream in #Vienna, but you will not find out, because you have to wait too long!
\n\"Eissalon<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 86<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Very nice ice cream shop – Eissalon am Schwedenplatz<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Eissalon<\/p>\n

No. 87<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Famous musicals at Theater an der Wien<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"Theater<\/p>\n

No. 88<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Several nice swimming baths, such as Amalienbad<\/strong> – interesting architecture inside<\/a>!
\n\"Amalienbad\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 89<\/strong> #100reason: Donaukanal<\/strong> – small paradise in the middle of #Vienna for biking + strolling:
\n\"Donaukanal\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Graffiti are allowed at Donaukanal – here’s one with some space ships on the right:<\/p>\n

\"grafitti\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 90<\/strong> #100reasons: Even the Incineration<\/strong><\/a> is more stylish in #Vienna than in other towns…
\n\"Fernwaerme<\/p>\n

No. 91<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: There’s also some contemporary architecture such as the Domenig-house<\/strong><\/a> in Favoriten:
\n\"Domenighaus\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 92<\/strong> #100reasons: Music is one of the most important attractions of #Vienna – conduct the Vienna Philharmonic at Haus der Musik<\/a><\/strong>:
\n\"Haus<\/p>\n

No. 93<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Museum f\u00fcr angewandte Kunst<\/strong><\/a>, commonly called MAK:
\n\"MAK<\/p>\n

No. 94<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: Do not miss Naschmarkt<\/strong><\/a>, but don’t go there on sunday \ud83d\ude09
\n\"Naschmarkt\"<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 95<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: few metres below the ground you find the leftovers of Vindobona<\/strong><\/a>:
\n\"R\u00f6mermuseum<\/p>\n

No. 96<\/strong> #100reasons: Yes there’s wine in #Vienna. Nice medieval place to get some: Zw\u00f6lf-Apostelkeller<\/strong><\/a>
\n\"Zw\u00f6lf-Apostelkeller\"<\/p>\n

No. 97<\/strong> #100reasons: The first district of #Vienna seems completely flat, except for „Tiefer Graben<\/strong>“ and „Hohe Br\u00fccke<\/strong>„:
\n\"Hohe<\/p>\n

No. 98<\/strong> #100reasons: Museum of Ernst Fuchs<\/strong><\/a>, member of Wiener Schule des Phantastischen Realismus:
\n\"Ernst<\/p>\n

No. 99<\/strong> #100reasons: In #Vienna you can make an interplanetary journey<\/strong> at Wolfersberg – from Sun to Neptune:
\n\"Interplanetare<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 100<\/strong> #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: At Galerie Westlicht<\/strong><\/a> you see space pics and a camera that was on the moon. (posted on April 11th – the camera was sold and brought away meanwhile)
\n\"Kamera<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

#100reasons 2 visit #Vienna F\u00fcr SpaceUp Vienna am 12. April 2014 im Technischen Museum, den ich mitorganisiert habe, postete ich 50 Tage lang auf dem Twitter-Account @spaceupvienna t\u00e4glich 2 Wien-Tipps unterschiedlichster Art – Bekanntes und Unbekanntes, bevorzugt weltr\u00e4umig. Auf mehrfachen Wunsch hier die Tweets zum Nachlesen: No. 1 #100reasons 2 visit #Vienna: #SpaceUpVienna on April […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":6,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1804"}],"collection":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages"}],"about":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/page"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/3"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=1804"}],"version-history":[{"count":91,"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1804\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":2277,"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/pages\/1804\/revisions\/2277"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"http:\/\/www.meta-physik.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=1804"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}