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Could you imagine something more romantic on Valentine’s Day than cuddling tight inside a horse-drawn Fiaker carriage, riding the crooked little streets of inner Vienna, over the magnificent Ringstrasse, on towards Prater for an unforgettable ride in the Giant Ferris Wheel? Vienna has a lot to offer for lovers in February – and also to those who would love to be: Rendezvous on Ice To sporty romantics the enchantingly illuminated scenery of City Hall and Burgtheater provides 7.000 m² of ice to skate on. Winding lanes under majestic trees open fairytale conditions for ice princesses and -princes. Vienna Ice Dream, […]

Your’re not into dancing? Anyway, don’t miss the unique experience of strolling “backstage” through world famous rooms such as Golden Hall of New Years Concert, Vienna State Opera, Imperial Palace of Sissi and the splendidly decorated Vienna City Hall, well-known as venue of Life Ball. Book your ball tickets now and check in for a cozy splendid ball weekend at www.duschelapartments.com Let the waltz begin Since the Congress of Vienna in 1814 Vienna has got its world wide reputation as capital of waltz and ball. Nowhere else carnival season is celebrated as elegant and glamorous. The typical ball night starts […]

Mrs. Setsuko Thurlow took part on this conference, she is one of the survivors of Hiroshima! Setsuko and her team were living, during their stay in Vienna, in a Duschel Apartment. We were very pleased with the choice of their accommodation, the report of an Austrian daily newspaper “DiePresse” shows a photograph of Mrs. Setsuko Thurlow in one of our apartments. We also support the idea of a nuclear weapons-free world, more about this: http://www.hibakushastories.org/ Federal Ministry: http://www.bmeia.gv.at/europa-aussenpolitik/abruestung/massenvernichtungswaffen/nukleare-waffen/wiener-konferenz-zu-den-humanitaeren-auswirkungen-von-kernwaffen/ A report by the ORF can be found here: http://tvthek.orf.at/program/ZIB-13/71280/ZIB-13/8896315/Atomwaffenkonferenz-in-Wien/8896317 Newspaper: “DiePresse”