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Vienna History Whispers

@ViennaHistoryWhispersTracked since Jul 2026

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Article Latest postPublicHow an Austrian lake became the property of a Bavarian general

Bavarian field marshal Carl von Wrede (1767–1838) was a complex and very symbolic figure of the Napoleonic era. He was born in Heidelberg, t

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The incredible story of Hedy Lamarr – a Hollywood star and the inventor behind WiFiIn 1937 a 23-year-old Austrian named Hedwig Kiesler-Mandl boarded the French ocean liner Normandie in Plymouth, England. Four days later a rArticleMarch 29Public 0 0 Urania still remembers the voices of Thomas Mann and Albert Einstein10 shillings for “knowledge” That would be about €70 today. This is the annual rent for the land on which the Urania building in Vienna stanArticleMarch 25Public 0 0 How a cat saved the Empress’s photoshootA famous portrait of Empress Elisabeth was taken by Emil Rabending on Saturday, March 17, 1866. Sissi posed in his photo studio located on tImageMarch 17, 1866Public 0 0 Kattus: five generations of business successHouse No. 8 is the oldest building on Am Hof square. It was built in the sixteenth century for the mayor of Vienna. The façade still keeps iArticleMarch 9Public 0 0 Mata Hari in Secession"Mata Hari has nothing more to show you. Please go home,” the host finally announced after the dancer’s third encore. But the audience refusArticleMarch 7Public 0 0

Gray, ochre, white: How the City Learned EleganceFrom the Renaissance to the early 20th century, architects in Vienna looked to ancient Greece and Rome. They followed clear rules. Facade coArticleMarch 3Members 0 0

Why did Sissi never pose with her husband?Today, Am Hof in Vienna is known for Christmas markets and antique flea markets. During the holiday season, people drink beer and Glühwein.ArticleFebruary 26Members 0 0

Where Vienna Once Lost Its HeadsToday, Am Hof in Vienna is known for Christmas markets and antique flea markets. During the holiday season, people drink beer and Glühwein.ArticleFebruary 26Public 0 0

The secret behind Belvedere’s icy geysersThe fountains in the pond of the Upper Belvedere in Vienna actually run in winter. And not just for dramatic photos, even if they do look imImageFebruary 21Public 0 0

How Vienna turned flea markets into a lifestyleAlthough Vienna loves order, silence, and rules, there are places where it pretends none of that exists. They are called flea markets. Once,ArticleFebruary 18Public 0 0 What really happened behind the walls of Praterstraße?No sooner had the Austro-Hungarian architect Jakob Reitze completed this late historicist building in 1912 than rumors and legends began toArticleFebruary 17Public 0 0

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