One of the best reportages about the city of my youth, and after 50 years in Canada, again my place of residence since 2011. I am particularly impressed by your admiration of the Hundertwasserhaus. He is one of my favorite artists. A short walking distance from there is the Kunsthaus Wien - you may have missed it. Back in 2013, at the the Cafe Friedlich in the Kunsthaus Wien I attended the wildest Birthday Party ever of my friend @carolineschell. Another place worth seeing is the Heizkraftwerk Spittelau - my Flickr Album.
Also, you featured the Anker Uhr: were you there at 12 Noon? Then you can see a display of 12 figures rotating, with music.
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Oh, if only you had given me all these useful tips and hints when I was here in Vienna🥲...because unfortunately I've already left it, I only had a fleeting visit🥲
Maybe next time you are here - it is impossible to see it all during a short trip. Schönbrunn, for example, would take a day to properly explore (Access with the U4 Metro). The Belvedere is also a great place to visit - in fact, when you start from the top at the S-Bahn Station Quartier Belvedere and walk through the park, you eventually wind up close to downtown via Schwarzenbergplatz and the Karlskirche. A second trip, starting at the same place, but walking down through the Botanical Garden which is next to the Belvedere, would also be a great discovery trip. So many more places, like across the Danube you find the UNO City and the Danube Tower. A summary of some of my Vienna Photos over many years you will find here: [Vienna on Flickr]. (https://www.flickr.com/photos/artofthemystic/albums/72157613278942660/) - on the individual photos you will find also what other albums they had been placed in. Though I lived here for almost 14 years, I have yet to discover more. And much has changed since the time I grew up in Vienna.
Thank you so much 🙏🏻💕