Museums in Vienna, Austria

Since the late 16th Century, the world famous Spanish white horses, the Lipizzans, had been bred from Lipiz... More on Yahoo! Travel

The museum is not that spectacular, although very interesting for those who know their tack and training ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Designed and built at the end of the 19th Century by Gottfried Semper and Karl Hasenauer, the Kunsthistoris... More on Yahoo! Travel

one of the best galleries in the world. More on Yahoo! Travel

This beautiful stairway is situated opposite the baroque palace of Lichtenstein. It is certainly ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Sturdelhohstiege are just stairs... but one of the few old ones in Vienna and some poet wrote about them! T... More on Yahoo! Travel

This Museum is the second of the two sibling museums at Ring Boulevard and was built in the same style as t... More on Yahoo! Travel

It is around the level of other natural history museums in Europe, and a full 1/2 day to see the whol... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Belvedere Palace, designed in baroque style in the early eighteenth century by Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt for Prince Eugene of Savoy, is home to the Austrian Gallery. The Upper Belvedere hous... More on Yahoo! Travel

A superb collection, in the best possible frame, extremely well preserved and maintained, and tiring-too much in so little time. More on Yahoo! Travel

Constructed in 1895-1896, the magnificent Secession building was conceived as a gallery for the movement of... More on Yahoo! Travel

All this place had was modern art and dumb stuff like power rangers and stupid baby kids stuff like barney ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The field of the exhibitions in the Austrian Folklore Museum is the human being and his ... More on Yahoo! Travel

My kids hated it and I hated it, please please please please please please please get some help on puttin... More on Yahoo! Travel

Less than a decade old, Zoom Children's Museum is one of the latest additions to ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Judenplatz (Jewish Square) in Vienna was the heart of the Jewish ghetto from the 13th to the 15th centuries. It is now home to several important Jewish sights, including a Holocaust memorial, a... More on SacredDestinations

Heldenplatz (Heroes Square) will go down in history as the scene of Hitler's speech to hundreds of thousands of cheering Austrians after the 1938 Anchluß or annexation which confirmed Aust... More on Yahoo! Travel

People interested in topical information about economics and matters sociological or anthropological should visit this ... More on Yahoo! Travel