A FULL DAY IN AUSTRIA

At the point when drag ruler Conchita Wurst won the Eurovision melody content for Austria in 2014, it put its capital into the spotlight as the host for 2015. For seven days in May, Vienna was bursting at the seams with fervor. What's more, when that was over, everybody set out toward Vienna's City Hall Square for the Music Film Festival (July 4 to September 6) to hear everything from Mozart to Elvis.

Beside these festivals of music there's still a lot of motivations to visit the Austrian capital. Once the focal point of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Vienna has a rich intelectual and creative heritage that is reflected in its structures, statues and splendidly manicured parks.

Yet, it isn't about its majestic legacy, Vienna consistently mixes old and new: Baroque design, gay-themed movement lights, nineteenth century cafés and amazing wiener stands. The city has an exquisite area in eastern Austria, on the banks of the Danube River, and figures out how to hold its superb air while offering a look at the cutting edge.

Must see in the afternoon

Vienna is the embodiment of café culture. In any case, if it's a Starbucks to-go that you're after, you've gone to the wrong place. Evening espresso and cake is taken to another level here, with many individuals whiling ceaselessly hours perusing the daily paper over a foamy melange espresso and a liberal segment of apfelstrudel. This world-renowned custom goes back to the late seventeenth century and was as of late added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Bistro Landtmann prides itself on being in charge of the Viennese café foundation and was once routinely frequented by the father of therapy, Sigmund Freud, and arranger, Gustav Mahler.

Must see

As not out of the ordinary from the global capital of traditional music, Vienna's show schedule is packed with musical shows, showy exhibitions and music demonstrates – a considerable lot of them happen in memorable areas and some even toss in supper and a royal residence visit as well. Sound of Vienna presents a nearby event with music from Mozart and Strauss, operetta, artful dance and waltz.

An alternate sort of artful dance is introduced at the Spanish Riding School where Lipizzan steeds have been stunning gatherings of people for quite a long time with their unmistakable paces and pirouettes, which they perform in immaculate agreement with the music. There are different alternatives to see the White Stallions: amid morning preparing, at a voyage through their stables or an evening show, and you don't need to be an equine lover to welcome any of those choices.

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