The writer-in-residence of Vienna
Vienna, Vienna, just you alone – Vienna, the sensational, mythical, breathtaking capital of Austria.
Learn exciting stories about this city – told and written by Katharina Mölk.
The writer-in-residence of Vienna
Katharina Mölk
After the Innsbruck-born artist completed her master’s degree in “Ancient History and Classical Studies” at the University of Vienna, she turned her attention to cultural education. The joy of storytelling led her to also complete the tour guide training.
But the mere frontal lecture was not to be the only way of conveying history and culture: in 2018 she developed an exciting puzzle tour across Vienna and as part of our cultural platform she will now also present her favourite stories in written form.
The writer-in-residence of Vienna
Katharina Mölk
After the Innsbruck-born artist completed her master’s degree in “Ancient History and Classical Studies” at the University of Vienna, she turned her attention to cultural education. The joy of storytelling led her to also complete the tour guide training.
But the mere frontal lecture was not to be the only way of conveying history and culture: in 2018 she developed an exciting puzzle tour across Vienna and as part of our cultural platform she will now also present her favourite stories in written form.
Now also as video
(soon available in English)
The history of Austria, from its beginnings to the present day – Katharina Mölk is currently working on a multi-part video series in which she will present the history of Austria to you.
Mit dem Laden des Videos akzeptieren Sie die Datenschutzerklärung von Vimeo.
Mehr erfahren
Now also as video
(soon available in English)
The history of Austria, from its beginnings to the present day – Katharina Mölk is currently working on a multi-part video series in which she will present the history of Austria to you.
Mit dem Laden des Videos akzeptieren Sie die Datenschutzerklärung von Vimeo.
Mehr erfahren
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Vienna
Vienna is the smallest and at the same time the most populous federal state in Austria.
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Vienna
Schönbrunn Zoo is the oldest zoo in the world still in use today.
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Vienna
More than 5 million tourists visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral every year.
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Vienna
Vienna has 1,870 cafés, around 140 of which are still traditional coffee houses.
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Vienna
According to a study, Vienna is the greenest capital in Europe.
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Vienna
The first documented market took place as early as 1626 in front of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna.
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Vienna
Vienna is the smallest and at the same time the most populous federal state in Austria.
…..
Schönbrunn Zoo is the oldest zoo in the world still in use today.
…..
More than 5 million tourists visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral every year.
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Vienna has 1,870 cafés, around 140 of which are still traditional coffee houses.
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According to a study, Vienna is the greenest capital in Europe.
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The first documented market took place as early as 1626 in front of St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna.
Definitely worth seeing!
Sights of the city of Vienna
The Spanish Riding School
It is the oldest riding school in the world, where the Renaissance tradition of the “High School” has been maintained unchanged for more than 450 years.
Schönbrunn Palace
The former summer residence of Empress Maria Theresa is always worth a visit.
Vienna State Opera
The ” First House on the Ring” is one of the most famous opera houses in the world.
Albertina
The Museum of Fine Arts in Vienna’s 1st district houses, among other things, one of the most important graphic collections in the world.
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On 19 March 1930, the daily newspaper “Wiener Journal” announced that a work by “Johann Fr. Müller-Hermann” would be premiered that evening at the fourth regular social concert of the “Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde”. A first indication that female composers were a bit suspect.
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