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This video is kind of biased; I want to hear what 5 things an actual Viennese loves and hates about their wonderful city. Also, another European perspective, such as a French, Italian, Swede, etc. would be nice. Every video I see here on YouTube that lists things to love or hate about Vienna is from an American's perspective, and is therefore biased.Thank you and have a great day:-)

I love how the first bad point was a laudatio to our great food xD

+woltersworld : For the next time You visit Austria, regarding restaurant service: when You sit down, the waiter will first take Your drink orders, then hand You the menue. When he brings You the drink, he expects You to have choosen Your food. If not, then just talk with him about the dishes and make Your choice during this conversation. Or, if You want to read the menue a little longer, then do so. As soon as You have made the choice -> CLOSE THE MENUE! That is the sign for him to come and take Your orders. As long as the menue is open, he will not come! Closing the menue is the sign for a trained waiter to ask for Your orders. And then he will leave You alone, in peace, he normally expects to be waived at, if You want anything, or want to pay. AND: You can stay in a Kaffeehaus FOR HOURS with just one drink! No waiter will expect You to order more. Austrians themselves spend a whole afternoon for fun in the Kaffeehaus reading, playing chess or cards, or talking with friends, and they need not order something every half an hour. That is the secret behind "Crappy service". The rule for the waiter is to respect Your privacy!

Here are a few more attractions worth of being mentioned: St. Stephans Cathedral, Albertina, Secession, Musikverein, Hofburg, Museum of Nature, Museum of Historical Arts, Parliament, Town Hall, Burgtheater, Votiv Church, Hundertwasser-House, Danube Island, Danube Tower, UNo-City + modern Vienna around it, Kahlenberg, Grinzing (Heuriger). These all major sites you can easily find in any tourist guide.

maybe you wanna try out Triest in Italy which i kinda a mix of austria and italy in one town.

4:15 Belvedere had nothing to do with the emperor. It was the city home of prince Eugen of Savoia (he wasn't a real prince, it was a title of the time). The main imperial building was the Hofburg (can be translated to Courtcastle more or less). 4:46 The Vienna Phiharmonic Orchestra plays in many places, not only the Staatsoper. Their most famous concert is on New Year in the golden hall of Musikverein (dont try get tickets for that, the prices are limitless). So, if you want to HEAR a concert you rather go to Musikverein or Konzerthaus, because in the opera house you get...you guessed it...opera. btw the prices for tickets in the Staatsoper start at 10€ - thats not so expensive, don't you think?