Corinna Berger
is an Austrian-American born in Tyrol, currently living in Vienna. After dabbling in Austrian Law she is currently studying Journalism and Media Management at the University of Applied Sciences FH WKW.
Here are our Favorite Punschstands this Christmas Market Season!
'tis the season to drink outdoors at Vienna’s Christkindlmärkte
Traditions can be tricky; not everything our ancestors did is worth keeping alive. Austria’s holiday season is no exception, the Krampusläufe (Krampus runs) on December 5 often provoking controversy. With young...
Hey Austria, if you’re Hungary, Czech This out!
A tour of the flavors Vienna has borrowed from across Central Europe
Austrians love eating well, and while Wiener Küche (Viennese cuisine) is famous well beyond the city limits, some of its most popular dishes so proudly touted as local...
Much Ado About Mulatschak: Hungary
How well do you know your neighbors? We looked into the Alpine Republic’s special relationship with each of them
Whenever Austria and Hungary play each other in soccer, sooner or later someone cracks the old...
30 Years of Wien Modern: Where Vienna Meets Contemporary Performing Arts and Music
Contemporary music is center stage again for the 30th year running
Loud, emotional, noisy or sublime – contemporary music has many faces, some of them challenging for laypeople to understand. Fortunately, for the last 30...
The Coen Brothers Take on the Dark Side of Suburbia
George Clooney and the Coen brothers make a 1950s confidential
Peeling away the idyllic veneer of 1950s America, Suburbicon follows two families in the eponymous postwar middleclass neighborhood. While the AfricanAmerican Meyers are met with...
Pick your pop Culture Poison, VIECC is Coming to Vienna
The gargantuan pop culture mothership lands at the Prater
Making geek hearts leap since 2015, the Viennese outpost of the juggernaut known as Comic Con showcases more than 140 artists and hosts numerous panels and...
Austria’s Projected National Election Results
Despite the ÖVP being the big winner, this year’s election has some surprises in store
Austrians cast their votes in National elections on Sunday, and the first results are in:
Reaching a projected 31,4%, the conservative...
Robert Schenkkan’s Building the Wall premiers at Theater Drachengasse
The Vienna Theatre Project brings Robert Shenkkan’s Building The Wall to life in an atmospheric premiere
The air was hot and thick during the European premiere of Building the Wall at Theater Drachengasse, intensifying a...
