| Deep Cellars and Baroque Vaults in Vienna's Oldest Quarter |
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| Vienna's Old Town between the Danube Canal to the north and St. Stephen's Cathedral to the south is commonly referred to as "Greek Quarter", "Jesuit Quarter" or "Old University Quarter". It offers a myriad of hidden treasures. Many of its narrow cobbled lanes have not changed their course since medieval times, the area’s nooks and crannies still breathe the atmosphere of days long gone by. Several of the buildings including the splendid 17th century Jesuit Church date from a time when this neighbourhood was at the heart of one of the oldest universities of central Europe. Apart from highlighting the historic university buildings, we descend into a historic cellar once used for the storage of wine, tell you the secret of three Greek churches within a stone’s throw from each other, and introduce you to what was once the first suburb of the city. |
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1., Corner of Rotenturmstrasse/Schwedenplatz (Mc Donalds))
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At the moment this tour only takes place for booked groups
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