Vienna~The combination of Ancient and Modern (LIVING ENVIRONMENT)

Living environment is very vital when we are choosing the best city to live in. A good weather means that we may NOT fall SICK easily. For me, weather is very important as a good weather can make us feel comfort and increase our work rate too!

Vienna has a mild continental climate, even if the occasional winter's day is icy and a sweltering heat sits between the palaces of the Old City on the odd day in midsummer - on most days of the year, the weather in Vienna is like the city's inhabitants: the weather in Vienna is friendly, mild and moderate in every respect. Summer enables us to have some activities like swimming and camping. Outdoor activities enable us to strenthen our family rapport due to I care for my family. During winter, we can have ice skating or pay a visit to the Alps region! It's so fascinating to live at there!

Water activities are often the good ideas during summer. One's can relax myself when I am surrounded by water.

Ice skating is the enjoyable activities in Vienna, maybe making a snowman is funny for children too? I think I prefer a Husky for myself as a pet.

Mild weather in Vienna~ Oww~suitable to live in for most people.

Leisure places in Vienna

I think our life should fill with happiness and relax besides hard work. After a whole day tired working, it's the time to relax and reward ourselves! But what can we do after a stressful day in a city? People may suggest that clubbing or go to the pub. Yeah! Those are the good ideas since I enjoy nightlife!

Vienna has a variety of nightlife options. Its low crime rate and extensive public transportation network make going out at night safe and convenient. Regular public transportation (subway, tram, and bus) runs until approximately 12:30. After this, nighttime bus lines provide service every half hour (fifteen minutes on some segments). 

Starting in the 1980s, the pedestrian zone between the St. Ruprecht's Church (the oldest in Vienna) and the Bermuda Bräu microbrewery became the now-popular "Bermuda Triangle." It is the one area of the inner city district where relatively loud music and noise is tolerated. Many bars and small clubs are located in this neighborhood.

The First District in general has an abundance of night life options for any budget. There are many Irish pubs with pint prices starting at €2. On the other side of the price-spectrum are bars such as Sky Bar and Do & Co., which are frequented by the Austrian elite. Opening hours vary essentially by neighborhood noise ordinance agreements. In the summer, bars' outdoor seating often has to be vacated by 11 p.m. Generally there is an abundance of establishments open until 4 a.m. or later, especially on the weekend.

Larger nightclubs are generally located further out. Popular ones include U4 Disco, located on the U4 subway line, two medium sized clubs in the wine-producing neighborhood of Grinzing, and an ever-increasing amount of large clubs on the eastern side of the Danube, often located in shopping malls and cinema complexes. One popular club located near the center of the city is Flex, which is on the shores of the Donaukanal, and, like U4 is also located on the U4 subway line. Flex often features world-acclaimed dance music DJs.

In the summer, the eastern shore of the Danube is very popular. It is called Copa Cagrana, which is a word-play of Copacabana and Kagran, which is a sub-district nearby.
Starting in the late 1980s, the city undertook much effort to revitalize the area around the Westgürtel (Western Beltway), which had become a red-light district. Today, large portions of the Westgürtel have been modernized, with many restaurants, bars, and mini-clubs now located under the elevated tracks of the U6 subway line. 

This is my dream life since the nightlife in Vienna is not lethargic and boring. Instead, it's full of enjoyment and relaxing. Let's have a look at fews of picture below:

Bar cafe is always a good place to meet up with friends at night. A chat may retrieve our stress. You can also enjoy a drink with your friends in pubs or restaurant.

What about a ball? Improve your dancing skill or maybe some beauties?

Orchestra maybe a therapy for those who suffer from stress. Maybe a lullaby? There are many musicians in Vienna, and Beethoven is one of the famous! This is the attractive culture of Vienna which you can't deny it!! Grab a house and stay here TODAY!!!



Economics of Vienna

Vienna is Austria's most important economic center, generating approximately 28 percent of the nation's GDP and employing about a quarter of the nation's workforce. It has a population of between 1.5 and 2 million people. The GDP per capita in Vienna is approximately EUR 34,000 ($39,980) way above most European cities and this level of income is relatively evenly distributed throughout the population. The city is also home to a number of important international organizations including, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO). Such institutions help to attract international attention and, in combination with the federal government bodies that are located in the city, provide high numbers of administrative jobs, the City Council alone employs in excess of 70,000 people. Vienna has significant banking, insurance and manufacturing, sectors. Some of the main products produced in Vienna include machinery, metal products, electrical equipment, chemicals, textiles, clothing, printed materials and paper. Forty percent of the city's surface area is dedicated to Vienna's agricultural sector, which produces enough vegetables to feed the city's population.

Corporate conventions and congresses play an important role in Vienna's economy. According to the Vienna Tourist Board, this activity alone accounts for approximately 9 percent of overnight stays. With three congress centers, excellent infrastructure, experienced congress and travel agencies and interpreters, Vienna is one of the world's premier locations for international political and economic meetings and conferences. According to the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA), Austria is consistently ranked among the top ten venues. ICCA statistics, published in 2000, Vienna ranked in fourth place behind London, Madrid and Paris.