Vienna Travel Guide
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Vienna is one of those cities everyone tells you to visit, but is it more than just a perfect little European capital?
+ Intro - 00:00
+ Synopsis - 0:55
+ Vienna's districts - 2:03
+ Ulrichsplatz - 2:41
+ Raimundhof - 2:44
+ Mariahilfer Strasse - 2:50
+ Innerstadt - 3:06
+ Volksgarten - 3:28
+ Supersense Cafe - 4:44
+ Life in Vienna - 5:09
+ MuseumsQuartier - 6:57
+ Brunnenmarkt & Yppenplatz - 9:22
+ Street food - 10:05
+ Spittelburg & Kasekrainer - 11:26
+ Outro - 12:44
(+) Special thanks to Wien Tourism for sponsoring the making of this episode.
(+) Links to the sponsors and locations shown in the episode:
+ Vienna Tourism Board - www.wien.info/en
+ Max Brown Hotels - maxbrownhotels.com/7th-distri...
+ Supersense Cafe - the.supersense.com/
+ Roderick the guide's Instagram - @rodrigopogu
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Vienna, Budapest or Prague?
Budapest is my favourite of those three. 😉
Less touristy than Prague and more Eastern and characterful than Vienna.
Yet to visit Vienna, but I loved Budapest!!! I was only 16 when I went to Prague and was there to take part in a pageant of all things, so probably didn’t appreciate it. Will go back some day. Great video as always.
Can’t ever go wrong with Budapest, no matter the age haha
I’ve only been to Prague, would love to visit Budapest next Spring!!!
Prague is beautiful I want to go back 😍 as a Dutchie could you do a city in the Netherlands as well? 😃 Great videos by the way
Lovely video! I packed my things and moved to Vienna some 2 years ago without knowing anything about this city and not even speaking german. Best thing I´ve ever done! Close to everything! A bus ride for some 30 minutes and you sit in a vineyard overlooking the city having local wine and food. Train to Budapest and Prague as well as Venice. This is a city that you will never get tired from.
Was there last summer and loved it so much! Thanks as always for this Mitch!!
I like that you ask locals how life is For them. No one usually cares to talk with them
I live in Vienna and I'm Serbian.
People from Balkan and Turkey arrived here 30 years ago, as Austrians needed to import labour.
Today 40-50% of residents of Vienna have a foreign origin.
Most of us are into service business like cleaning, truck and taxi drivers, construction workers,...
What I noticed when I started learning about Vienna history, is that most of the working-class people do not know a lot about it, and spend most of the time after work in parks close to their apartments and not visiting city center that often.
I think part of it is because of education, but also hard work - some people I know are just too tired and enjoy few hours with family before going to bed.
If You have to work from 7 or 8, You have to get up really early take Your child to kindergarten or school, drive to work and back...
@@f52023 ummm, "immigration to Austria" started to be a thing in the 1970s (not "30 years ago"); but you are correct, most immigrants (to Austria) have come from Yugoslavia (in the 1970s, and 1980s; then, since the 1990s, from Serbia), from Germany, and from Turkey. As you, probably, know by now, a critical aspect to integration of immigrants (something the Austrians, most definitely, expect of immigrants) is immersion in the host/local (and, in this case, the Austrian) culture; which begs the question: why do immigrants (to Austria) work such long hours?!? Is it even legal for the (Austrian) employers to allow for that, i.e. isn't that considered exploitation (on the part of the Austrian employers)?!?
One of the best video so far
Great video, and very accurate info about one of my favorite world cities. As a retired U.S. diplomat, I served at the American Embassy in Vienna from 1991-93, during my first Foreign Service assignment. In the years following, I've made as many trips back as I could. :)
That’s awesome! Must have plenty of stories during all those trips
That city looks so nice wow. Good job!
Such an informative video... Loved it..
This is really nice!
nice editing and explanation!
Hi Mitchell, i really like your video. Where do you suggest to go for street food and how late do they open every day? TIA
Love it..We were there in June..Love the video..Great job.. Thank you!
Thank you much!
iiiiVienna is amazing place, thanks Brother for sharing the video. I like your travels and your channel, greetings Brother from Puerto Vallarta!!!!
Wow..! how amazing place it was
Thanks for your wonderful video
Wow those place looks fantastic. Love your content
Thank you very much!
Beautiful city ❤️
Why??? Why you have just 16k followers? That's not fair. Amazing job!!!! I hope 2020 will be your year! Keep going with amazing work!!!
Thanks for the kind words, Danny! I’m sure I’ll grow maybe a tad more 😁
Great job man, do more videos
The best part of Austria is outside the city, but I really enjoyed Schonbrunn palace and the kuntshistorisches museum. Highly recommend those two for people who are interested. Also, the street food was great... had a lot of Turkish food. And, of course, having an ice cream in the park. I can’t believe you don’t like sweets! What kind of monster are you?!
Neat video. You do have a rather peculiar definition of "little" though. At a population of 2 mio (city proper), give or take, according to Wikipedia, the city is the 7-8th largest city in the EU. I'd call it a mid sized city, punching seriously above its weight in some areas and not so much in others. I am also not sure if the Mariahilferstraße is really all that small. It is much more relaxed than for example Oxford Street in London (which has a similar length), simply because pedestrians have much more space there and aren't pushed to the sidelines by car traffic.
Love the style as always. Keep doing what you do how you do it!!
I will definitely visit Vienna
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Vienna is most livable city, clean, easy going, interesting cultural, artistic hub, with London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, most vibrant one there is. You can feel it was imperial capital. While Prague and Budapest, have mysterious alure in compare to Vienna
Wow im Glad that you featured Vienna. Im from Vienna. Viel Spass
Hope I did justice to your city, Jill
Mitchell Travels ja you did. I enjoyed watching this and i was really amazed. Beautiful Vienna Travel Vlog
Love your style Mitchell. Any chances of you ever vlogging your travels?
Thank you! I just can’t do the daily vlog thing because I like telling stories of an overall experience. However, I do release a series of “Travel Stories” videos that are more vloggy since they are stories from my IG
Guten Tag !
Der Kofferraum!
Such a fantastic video, I have seen the entire beauty of Vienna
Bravo pour votre vidéo برافو
Subscribed your channel, share more beautiful videos
As a local I was so happy that you actually visited Brunnenmarkt and some places outside the first district. There is so much to experience outside the city centre which most people sadly but understandably never get to see. I think this is the best depiction of Vienna I have seen on UA-cam!
amazing work, this video is extremely satisfying to watch! nice job x
Helo Mitchell, I was looking your vidio, it was very nice, just a bit pity since a lot of European people like to use car to travel around EU countries. It will be nice if you can also talk about how or where to put, or parking system for people who didn't use hotel parking, non?
Awesome video man. Vienna is 10 folds more enjoyable than Budapest imo
Mitchell this Vienna trip is such romantic and pink flowers everywhere. Awesome old museums. Vintage city. Thanks for sharing
Thanks as always Grace!
Tonight I’m dreaming of Vienna! Awesome video Mitchell!
Thank you very much Jamie! Vienna is a dream
haha I am one of those people that says "oh, have you been to Vienna? You know what city I love, Vienna" Great video as usual Mitchell, keep doing your thing!
Haha seems to be a popular question. Thank you!
I found the prices ridiculously high,and the orientation difficult due the peculiar street numbering system,what was your experience?
super city
I never miss this place, gonna visit soon
Just discovered a mistake in the info section where it says “Polish tourism office” 😁
But apart from that, very nice, me saying as a Viennese...
P.S.: who’s shooting when you’re in front of the cam? A friend or someone paid? Just curious
Lol oops, have to change that. Thank you 🙏🏻. In this case...it’s a secret 🤪
Mitchell Travels 😜
Simply superb 👍👍
Vienna calling...
....what U'd choose for living, not only travelling from EU countries?
Secondary capital ... has UNO HQ
Marry me Mitchell 🤣😘
you look like an Italian model called Mariano Di Vaio
I get that all the time 😂
Mitchell Travels maybe you have some Italian heritage who knows 😁
Come travel in Cambodia again brother I love u so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
been there a couple of times. one of the, maybe the most beautiful city I've ever been to. livable, laid back, highly cultured. I consider it the Bugatti of big cities. I also live in the US. Our big cities are atrocious compared to any of he capitals of Europe. Imo.
TRAVEL TO INDIA!!!!
I swear who need views of cities in the world?
Just place Mitchell in front of me and I can toss my passport and never travel again... 🤤🤤🤤
amsterdam end of
Hol the F up Mitchell, you view immigration as a positive thing??
About your complaining about Uber and Socialism. First of all, Vienna is social-democratic, big difference! Secondly, as soon as Uber has proper wages and securities for it`s workers, there is no problem here. If you try to cheese the workers, we won't allow that here in vienna! It has always been a city of workers!
I mean, I actually had a conversation with a Viennese Uber driver and he shared his complaints, so that’s how it ended up in a very tiny tiny portion of this episode.
guy in a red t shirt has an awful microphone sound. Cant listen to it.
Good observation. His mic was pitchy that day and I wasn't aware until post
Vienna is NOT a town it’s a city.
Richard Davis Sometimes town is used as slang for city, my friend.
New York, New York! It’s a helluva town! The Bronx is up and the Battery’s down.