Danube Limes Now Listed as a World Heritage Site
After almost 20 years of transnational cooperation, the ruins of the ancient Roman frontier fortifications along the Danube are now recognized by UNESCO as sites of particular cultural value.
Austrian Giants Like Swarovski and Wolford Promise Eco-Friendly Quality Over Fast Fashion
Superior craftsmanship and the willingness to pivot have ensured the
longevity of Austrian fashion luxury brands like Swarovski and Wolford.
Telex.hu – A Defiant Hungarian News Site
Resisting government efforts to suppress independent media, seasoned journalists at the new crowd-funded website have sworn to “keep a check on power.”
Cinema and the City | 5 Films Set in Vienna
From the dark sewers of 1949 to 21st century drone shots, Vienna has shown many faces on the silver screen.
NEOS Press for Digitalization of Immigration Services
Expanding e-government could reduce waiting time at the famously overburdened MA35. However this would require a change in the law.
The Burgtheater’s (im)Perfect Crib
Real time surtitles in German and English now make it possible for non-German speakers and the hard of hearing to enjoy Vienna’s greatest stage. But maybe you don’t need them.
5 Anti-Valentine’s Day Movies | It’s Difficult to Love
If the most saccharine of holidays is starting to get to you, here are five sobering – some would say more realistic – portrayals of human emotion.
Dr. Alma Zadić | From Refugee to Minister
Dr. Alma Zadić, a Bosnian-born lawyer who came to Austria as a 10-year-old when her family fled from the war-torn Balkans in the 1990s, has been named justice minister.
7 Remarkable Ball Highlights in Vienna That Cater to Every Taste
These are the pompous event highlights you shouldn’t miss in 2020.
5 Ways to Enjoy Vienna this December – Besides Punch and Cookies
There are tons of great activities you can enjoy alone or with friends, even after the holidays end. Need some ideas? Metropole’s got you covered.
