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Vienna is a cultural heaven. It has so much to offer, especially in Classical Music and Arts.
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Only 15 minutes away from the busy capital of Slovakia, Bratislava lays Devin. Devin is a small village-looking suburb of Bratislava, famous for its ruined castle and old church. Since I've lived here, these two beautiful buildings became symbols for my home. Let me tell you more about Devin and it's beauties after the jump.
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This home to the plastic fantastic that we love to shoot with!
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In the city I work in, there is an old abandoned pea peeling factory. It used to be a place for artists and musicians to perform, but since it's falling apart, nobody is using the rooms in there anymore. I often drive by and I wanted to go in there!
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What better place to start a bachelor party than the Wrestling School Austria? You might already have compiled a list of way better options but what if the groom himself is a wrestling fan and you can book a training session with the famous Austrian wrestler Humungus?
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Hundertwasserhaus (Hundertwasser House) is a residential building in Vienna designed by the famous Austrian artist, Friedensreich Hundertwasser. The Hundertwasser House was built between 1983 and 1986. It is now one of the most visited landmarks in Austria. The Hundertwasser House can only be viewed from outside. However, a few hundred meters from the Hundertwasser House is the Kunst Haus Wien, which is home to a permanent Hundertwasser exhibition.
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Historical site and recreation area at the western border of Vienna - An absolute Vienna favorite.
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If you like beautiful baroque architecture and the magnificents paintings of Klimt you must come visit this fantastic palace.
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Last October I was in Vienna. The city is amazingly beautiful. There is a lot to see and lots of great places to photograph. And, to make it even better, there is a huge Lomo Store where I bought a Rollei B&W Single Use for my mom. She did some nice shots with it.
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Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is located around central Europe. In 1993, Czech and Slovakia were separated and Bratislava started to lead Slovakia to its own state.
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Subclub is my favorite place to have a party! Not just through the weekend, but also throughout the week! Not just through the weekend, but also throughout the week! Good music, not expensive, nice people. You can find music - from alternative to commercial - from rock bands to electronic music....
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Hey there! Are you paying attention? If you're looking for your next lomo location then let me present to you Bratislava, my hometown. From its narrow streets to great architecture, there's actually lots to see and enjoy here. Make sure to pack your camera with you - and lots of film; you're in for a lot of picture perfect moments.
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Modern building on top of the old viaducts of the no longer used "Wiener Stadtbahn".
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When you live in Austria you don’t have to walk far to stumble upon artifacts from imperial times.
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Petrzalka is part of Bratislava (capital city of small state - Slovakia - in Europe). It is place where I live, but so interesting to put it here. Some people from outside are scared to go here, perhaps because they have never seen a place like this..
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Slavin, also designated by the National Cultural Monument, was erected in 1960 to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the liberation of Bratislava in the Second World War.
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If you are interested in several kinds of art, like contemporary art, expressionism, dance, architecture, and so on, don’t miss to visit the Museumsquartier! There your artistic heart will beat faster and cut little capers.
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I recently had the perfect day in an exciting place in Vienna. The "Alberner Hafen", situated in the outskirts of Vienna, was the ideal location for my first experiences with the Diana F+. Interested in what sites I saw with my little plastic friend? Read on!
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Kunsthauswien. Spittelau fernwarks. Hundertwasserhaus. A genial vision of a man in harmony with nature. Architectural examples of a better world that could/should be. Tree tenants for everyone.
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The city lies at the crossroads of two roads of international importance; from the Czech Republic to southern Slovakia and from Bratislava to northern Slovakia. The D1 motorway connects the city to Bratislava, Trenčín and Žilina and the R1 motor road connects it to Nitra. A part of a planned bypass is currently under construction.
