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Day tripping in Rome; The Domus Aurea.

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

The ruins of Emperor Nero's legendary "Golden House," which in its day took up one-third of the city of Rome, were finally reopened to the public in 1999 after 25 years of restoration work. The Domus Aurea remains one of the most unique and impressive sites in Rome . Nero may have been demented, but he sure knew about the good life! This building was once one of the most extravagant in Rome in itâs day; the stuccoed ceilings were applied with semi-precious stones and veneers of ivory while the walls were frescoed, coordinating the decoration into different themes in each major group of rooms covered from head to toe in gold leaf, today only 20 percent of the palace survives (and what's left is completely underground). The Golden House was a party villa, as shown by the presence of 300 rooms without any sleeping quarters. However, if you are planing to stay in Rome during your Rome holiday you should probably look for Rome accommodation in order that you arenât left without any sleeping quarters! Rooms sheathed in dazzling polished white marble were given richly varied floor plans, shaped with niches that concentrated or dispersed the daylight.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn thinks Rome is fantastic. She enjoys browsing her website; http://www.oh-holidays.com/en/ and is interested in everything about Rome including the sights, history and culture.

The Roman Forum â What is it?

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

f you are about to embark on a holiday in Rome and are eager to do some real sightseeing, then read this quick guide to one of Romeâs most important sightseeing attractions â the Roman Forum. You will also be able to find many luxurious Rome apartments and Rome hotels in the centre of Rome, to help you enjoy your stay! The Roman Forum is situated between the Palatine hill and the Capitoline hill in the heart of ancient Rome. Via dei Fori Imperiali The Forum is open between 9am-6.30pm Mon-Sat and 9am-1pm, for more information visit Romeâs tourism website; romaturismo.it. After waking up in your Rome accommodation , take the metro line B, (Coliseum Station) or buses; 30, 44, 60, 81, 85, 87, 186 to the Roman Forum. You will need to spend at least five hours in the Forum, Palatine Hill, and Coliseum area, and it is advisable that you put aside a day if you plan to walk round at leisure.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn is a keen writer on Rome. In particular she is knowledgeable about Rome accommodation and Rome apartments . She is also very interested in cookery, festivals and history in Salzburg, including her website; http://www.oh-holidays.com/en/

Discovering Palatine Hill in Rome

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

According to Roman mythology, Palantine Hill is said to be the historical starting point of Rome in 753 BC. This, or the âLupercalâ cave, as it is known is where two baby children âRomulus and Remusâ were cared for and protected by the she-wolf that fed them on her milk. As legend has it, the two boys were found and taken in by a local shepherd and his wife and they went on to kill their great-uncle who seized the throne from their father, and decided to build a city together on the banks of the River Tiber. Romulus and Remus had a violent argument and in a fit of anger, Romulus killed Remus, giving Rome its name. Palastine Hill was certainly at the centre of the Roman world, and this meant that it was frequented by some of Romeâs most affluent citizens. Livia (58 BC â 29) the wife of Augustus is said to have had a villa here, which is currently undergoing excavation. In January 2007 Italian archeologist Irene Iacopi announced that she had probably found the legendary Lupercal cave beneath the remains of Augustus' residence, the Domus Livia (House of Livia).** End Summary**

Beer in Salzburg

Tue, 05 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

AUSTRIAN BEER IN SALZBURG Austriaâ¦ a cool draft beer, gardens with their shady chestnut trees, crunching gravel and rustic tablesâ¦Whether young or old - summer is the season that Salzburg residents and their guests enjoy to drink their beverages in gardens. Salzburg's beer gardens are almost as well-known as its churches and are a very popular retreat on warm summer evenings. Many hÃ´tel Ã Salzbourg have theirs own bar where you can enjoy a fresh beer. During the Middle Ages the majority of the beer produced had to be turned over free of charge to the ruling Roman Catholic prince and his court. The beer that did not land on the archiepiscopal table was sold to the public for a high price. Salzburg's beer gardens are distinguished by conviviality and enjoyment in a unique ambiance. The most famous beer garden is not far from the city's landmark, Hohensalzburg Fortress: the StieglKeller, serving its own Stiegl beer produced by of Austria's biggest private breweries, is only open during the summer and offers a wonderful view over the rooftops of the city.** End Summary**

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Going Salzburg and eating excellent desserts

Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

In Salzburg, you can find all the typical Austrian recipes, enriched by the influence of the close german culture of food. A very important tip: all who wants to visit all the most famous restaurants and patisseries cannot miss a visit along the âGetreidegasseâ (on which itâs possible to find the accommodation for a comfortable stay, as nice Salisburgo appartamenti). The most known desserts of the city is for sure Mozartâs Balls, delicious small balls made by chocolate and stuffed. A really exquisite receipt. You donât have to forget also the famous Sachertorte which origins comes from the city of Vienna. The legend on this special cake tells that this was a receipt made by a young sixteen years old apprentice cook, Franz Sacher. He presented this new cake to the prince Metternich and still now, the original receipt is kept in the Sacher Hotel in Vienna. But not only this kind of accommodation in this city: if you are looking for an accommodation for your holiday, look at this list of appartamenti Salisburgo in which you can find your ideal appartamento Salisburgo. Anyhow the main Salzburgian typical food is another cake.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Salzburg. In particular she likes creating useful guides for tourists about culture, sightseeing and accommodation, in particular appartamenti Salisburgo and alloggio Salisburgo . She updates her website; http://www.oh-holidays.com/it/

Main monuments in Salzburg

Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

The Austrian city of Salzburg has developed in the last years a good flow of cultural tourism. It offers a great variety of attractions, monuments and museums that deserve without any sort of doubt a visit. Here's a quick overview of the main attractions of the city, in which are located also lots of facilities such as appartamenti Salisburgo. The Dom cathedral marks the beginning of the original nucleus of the city. Itâs famous because of its two twin tower and demarcates three important square: Residenplatz, Kapitelplatz and the Domplatz. During the sixteenth century a big fire burnt the original structure of this cathedral and today the church has a single aisle flanked by four large side chapels. Dom cathedral is dedicated to the Saints Rubert and Virgil. Residenz is the palace used in the past by archbishops and the principles as official residence and it was built between the sixteenth and seventeenth century. Itâs characterized by lots of gala halls with wonderful frescoes, paintings and statues. In this palace you can also visit an important gallery of paintings called Residenzagalerie.** End Summary**

Salzburg festival 2008

Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0400

The important Salzburg Festival, famous because of the amount of quality concerts, operas and theatre performances, for the 2008 edition will takes place in the Austrian city from 26 of July to 31 of August. The main topic of this year edition of Salzburg Festival is taken from the opera âSong of Solomonâ: "for love is as strong as deathâ. All the concerts, operas and theatre performances are going to pursue this concept. The first seven opera premieres, at the House of Mozart, are introduced by Don Giovanni, with the conduction of Bertrand de Billy and the production by Claus Guth. The worldwide famous Italian director Riccardo Muti will conduce âVerdiâsâ Othello and âThe Magic Fluteâ, repeating the 2006 performance (year 2006 was the so called Mozart year). Romeo and Juliette will be performed by Anna Netrebko and Rolando VillazÃ³n. The other pieces will be: at the House for Mozart, âRusalkaâ by Antonin DvorÃ¡ks, at the Large Festival Hall âBÃ©la BartÃ³k's Bluebeard'sâ Castle and âIrmingard or the Power of Fateâ by the Austrian brass band, Mnozil Brass and Bernd Jeschek at the Republic. If you are an opera fan, you cannot miss this amazing festival in this beautiful city.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn thinks Salzburg is fantastic. She enjoys browsing her website; www.oh-holidays.com and is interested in everything about Salzburg including the sights, history and culture.

Salzburg Airport

Thu, 31 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Salzburg airport (code: IATA: SZG â code ICAO: LOWS) is the second most important airport in Austria. The airport acts as an essential source of work for the area and plays an important part in its economical growth and tourist industry. The name of the airport is dedicated to the local composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This gateway is localized only 4kilometres from the centre of Salzburg and 2kilometres from the border between Austria and Germany and is therefore a prime route for tourists. The airport is a gateway to the numerous skiing centres, including the famous Amade skiing region; the largest skiing network in Europe. Here, you can find a large number of Salzburg apartments, (APARTAMENTOS EN SALZBURGO). The airport is joint property of the council of Salzburg city (25%) and the state of the region (75%) and in 2001 the airport was valued at an amazing 22.000.000euros. With connections to and from the city via shuttle-bus number 2 (with services every 10 minutes), the airport is easily connected with Salzburgâs public transport system.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn is a keen writer on Salzburg.

Things to see in Salzburg

Wed, 30 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Salzburg is a pleasant and quiet city. After being the host of the last European Football, the city has returned into a little piece of heavenâ¦There are a lot of things to see such as the Mozart's birthplace or the Hohensalzburg Fortress. This is a small city; however you will find everything you need to have a pleasant stay. Moreover, you will have a large choice of hÃ´tel Ã Salzbourg, for travellers with a small budget as well as ones who look for prestigious hotel. Mozarts Geburtshaus (Mozart's birth house) The Mozart family lived in this house in the heart of Salzburg from 1747-1773, where W.A. Mozart himself was born on 27 January 1756. The house is now a popular museum devoted to Mozart and his family, with interesting memorabilia and letters. Open daily 9AM-6PM, open until 7PM July-August. Getreidegasse 9 Entrance: â¬6 Getreidegasse A long yet narrow street running parallel to the river in the centre of town, with lots of shops, famous for the old (or old-style) signs of profession outside each store. Schloss Hellbrunn It is an archbishop's summer palace with lots of spectacular fountains and pretty gardens.** End Summary**

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Things to do in Salzburg

Wed, 30 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

If you want to have an exciting trip, and are a bit bored by simply visiting museums and monuments, Salzburg is a good place to go. You will find the cultural aspects mixed with a lot of outdoor activities. If you stay in a hÃ´tel Salzburg in the "Old Town", you will really close from Baroque part of the city. It is actually one of the best-preserved city centres in the German-speaking world, and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Salzburg Cathedral (Salzburger Dom) The Salzburg Cathedral (German: Salzburger Dom) is a 17th century Baroque cathedral in the city of Salzburg, dedicated to Saint Rupert of Salzburg. It is the site of Mozart's baptism. The site occupied by the Salzburg Cathedral was probably a sacred place for sacrifices in Celtic as well as Roman times. The first cathedral was built under Saint Vergilius of Salzburg, who might have used foundations by St. Rupert. The first Dom was recorded in 774. St Peter's Church, Cemetery, and Catacombs Perhaps most remarkable are the small catacombs carved into the nearby cliffside. Climb up for a couple of small chapels and a nice overlook. St Francis Church (Franziskanerkirche).** End Summary**

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AUSTRIAN BEER IN SALZBURG

Wed, 30 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

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Leopoldskron Castle in Salzburg

Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

This is the old marketplace of Salzburg, where for hundreds of years everything was sold, ranging from vegetables, fabrics, pies, donkeys to miracle cure-alls. This is where the people of the town would meet to exchange gossip and pick up a bargain. This square remains famous to this day. The environment of this square recalls a bygone era, with its 17th century homes and buildings. Today this popular sector is noted for its fabulous dining and cafÃ©s full of delicious pastries and coffees. In the middle of the market thereâs a beautiful fountain, its design is that out of the Renaissance. This square is surrounded by famous cafes such as Cafe Tomaselli which on its own is worth booking a trip to Salzburg. Appropriately named Alter market which means Old market, is crossed on your way to the Mozart Square. The Alter market is surrounded with souvenir stores and is mostly busy. Also in the surrounding area it is important to mention that while most people never notice it, the smallest house of Salzburg is also situated here. Also found in the Alter market are Â¨Mozartkugels!** End Summary**

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Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Salzburg.

Alter Market in Salzburg

Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

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Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Salzburg.

The Salzburg Cathedral

Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

The Salzburg Cathedral is the biggest and largest of all the churches located in Salzburg. The Salzburg Cathedral is undoubtedly most famous for being the church where Mozart was baptized. This grand cathedral dates from the 1620s and stands on the site of a much older church from the 8th century. Interestingly the Salzburg Cathedral has become an important local landmark and its three bronze doors are well known to locals. The three bronze doors symbolize faith, hope and charity. It is also fascinating to know that in its past the Salzburg Cathedral burned down after being struck by lightning and its reconstruction began a mere three years later. The church has since then experienced at least three extensive building and rebuilding campaigns during the early middle ages. After its reconstruction, ironically enough the Salzburg Cathedral sustained partial damages during World War II. This occurred when a single bomb crashed through the central dome over the crossing. Repairs were somewhat slow to take place, but restoration was complete by 1959.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Salzburg.

The surroundings of Salzburg

Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Salzburg has a lot to offer for all lovers of Austria. The culture, museums, shops, food and more is a special highlight during your stay in Salzburg. But if you decide to stay for more than just a few days in Salzburg (where it is advisable to rent one of the apartments Salzburg for a longer stay) you should also visit the surrounding of Salzburg. The landscape is like a dream with its mountains, lakes and forests. And you can experience the real Austrian life in the smaller townsâ¦ Berchtesgaden is a municipality in the German Bavarian Alps and is located in the south district of Berchtesgadener Land in Bavaria and is just 30 km south of Salzburg and 180 km southeast of Munich. It is situated north of the Nationalpark Berchtesgaden, a huge area of untouched landscape. Berchtesgaden is often associated with the Mount Watzmann, at 2713 m the third-highest mountain in Germany (after Zugspitze and Hochwanner), which is renowned in the rock climbing community for its Ostwand] (East Face), and a deep glacial lake by the name of KÃ¶nigssee (5.2 kmÂ²). Another notable peak is the Kehlstein mountain (1835 m), which offers spectacular views to its visitors.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn thinks Salzburg is fantastic. She enjoys browsing her website; http://www.oh-holidays.com/de/and is interested in everything about Salzburg including the sights, history and culture.

The original Mozartkugel from Salzburg

Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

As many of you know, Mozart is from Salzburg in Austria. If you are a fan of classical music go to Salzburg because here you can visit all important places of MozartÂ´s life. Nearly everything in Salzburg is connected with the composer Mozart, even the sweets. The Mozartkugel is the Austriaâs most renowned chocolate delicacy. Keep on reading and find out more about the secrets of the Echte Salzburger Mozartkugel! The history of a World Famous Composer About one hundred years after the divinely gifted composer âWolfgang Amadeus Mozartâ lived and worked here, the master confectioner from Salzburg, âPaul FÃ¼rstâ, began to form small balls of marzipan which he coated in a praline cream and speared on little wooden sticks. He then dipped these balls in warm, smooth chocolate until they were coated evenly with a chocolate layer all over. This was the birth of the Mozartkugel. Manufacturing Over the years the manufacturing process of the Echte Salzburger Mozartkugel has changed, but one thing has always remained the same: the original recipe. The original traditional Mirabell company also produced its Echte Salzburger Mozartkugel, as tradition demanded, in a manual process.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Salzburg.

Shopping in Salzburg

Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Salzburg is a city of culture and music, which is reflected in the architecture, (the apartments of Salzburg are highly recommended which are located directly in the old town) in the monuments and in the daily life. It is the capital of the federal state Salzburg with approximately 150,000 inhabitants, so Salzburg is the 4th biggest city in Austria after Vienna, Graz and Linz. If you still donÂ´t have any idea where to spend your next holiday, you can maybe get some useful information about Salzburg â the city of Mozartâ¦ Salzburg's old part of the city is a unique shopping experience. With over 800 shops and boutiques of all different styles you will definitely find something special for your family or friends. Whether jewelry, hand- made souvenirs, designer clothes, usual fashion, books and discs about Mozart - the selection is really huge along in the pretty, narrow streets and charming places in SalzburgÂ´s city centre. Not only the residents of the city, but also the many guests from abroad enjoy the old âshopping centreâ... The âGetreidegasseâ with its world famous products, shops and popular designer, this street is a highlight in Salzburg.** End Summary**

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Paris Rooftop Pod Hotel

Fri, 25 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Going to Paris this autumn? Have you already booked your Paris accommodation? Whether or not you have, make sure to keep one night free in order to stay in this marvellous creation. Oh, and make sure you book now as there is already a ridiculously high demand! On the 1st of November until the 28th of December, the Rooftop Pod Hotel comes to Paris and will be sitting its self on the top of the capital's Palais de Tokyo modern art museum (a very appropriate choice I must say). So, what can you expect to find in this place of which I speak so highly? Read on and find outâ¦â¦. This travelling invention is a one-room hotel come art work, and was first created by Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann for the 2002 Swiss expo. Arriving in Paris in November, on its return from Switzerland and Leipzig, the travelling one room hotel mixes modern art and accommodation for the benefit of well, anyone who is willing to pay 333 euros a night for it , and 444 euros on the weekend. Reservations are strictly kept to one per couple as demand is so high.** End Summary**

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Nuit Blanche Paris

Fri, 25 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Nuit Blanche â08 promises to be as exciting as ever and what better place to spend the night than in Paris. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the concept, which is likely as there is no such thing in England, Nuit Blanche is a night that is held in many different European countries at different times during the year; many museums, libraries, monuments, tourist sites, cinemas, parks and swimming pools stay open all night long and throw a big party. Open air concerts are dotted around the cities, with numerous events in any one city, providing free entertainment and transport at all the different locations. In the past years, the number of participants has been increasing tremendously and last year saw over 600,000 revellers. This night is a once a year event that should not be missed; it is an experience like no other that you will never see in the UK. The event will take place from 7p.m until 7a.m on the 4th of October. Thereâs dozens of attractions to be seen on the night and so hereâs a shortlist of the bestâ¦.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn thinks Paris is fantastic. She enjoys browsing her website; http://www.all-paris-apartments.com/en and is interested in everything about Paris including the sights, history and culture.

Yayoi Kusama Dots Obsession Paris

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

This summer welcomes the first ever exhibition of Yayoi Kusamaâs work in the capital, which will be featuring work based on her trademark polka dots, with giant suspended neon pink balls. This exhibition is guaranteed to grab the attention of kids and adults alike and is completely free (which means you can splash out when it comes to booking your Paris accommodation). Her work will be shown from the 11th of July to the 17th of August and will include a detailed biography of her fascinating life. Kusama was born in Japan in 1929 and showed a deep interest in art from a very early age; she started drawing polka dots at the age of ten. Her love of repetitive patterns derived from her upbringing, when she suffered bouts of depression and mental illness; her polka dots especially, derive from past hallucinations. In 1957, Kusama moved to New York in pursuit of further success and her work included large paintings, soft sculptures, and environmental sculptures using mirrors and electric lights. Towards the end of the 60s, Kusama staged many happenings such as body painting festivals, fashion shows and anti-war demonstrations;** End Summary**

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The Czech traditional food

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

The Czech Republic is a mix of Austrian and German traditions. Meat therefore has a crucial role in food, whereas vegetables are forgotten. The Czechs do not like cooking which is why they prefer a single meal a day; fatty and full of sauce! After a meal you will have one need: to let the wonderful food digest and to sleep! Fortunately, there is plenty of logement Prague, and there are of course, many hotel Prague line the streets. Czech culinary specialities are defiantly worth visiting Prague for! You will find some great examples of typical dishes at affordable pride. . Starters (předkrmy) One of the most famous starters is the ham in Prague (praÅ¾skÃ¡ Å¡unka). There is a variety of boiled ham stuffed in whipped cream. The Czechs are not great fans of vegetables but they do love salads, notably Å opskÃ½ salÃ¡; a dish with tomatoes and cucumbers covered with warm cheese. And do not miss the jÃ¡tra na cibulce; goose liver with onions. . Soups (polÃ©vky) The national soup (českÃ¡ bramborovÃ¡) is made from a base of carrots, mushrooms and potatoes. It is the typical dish you will find everywhere as the Czechs always appreciate a good soup.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn thinks Prague is fantastic. She enjoys browsing her website; www.oh-holidays.com/fr/ and is interested in everything about Prague including the sights, history and culture.

Best Prague coffee shop

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

In Prague, coffee is a tradition. The inhabitants know how to appreciate it and especially how to prepare it. Coffee has always been and still remains to be a good opportunity to meet friends and tell stories. The first coffee shop of Prague was opened at the beginning of the 18th century by Deotodus Damascenus, who brought the coffee over from Damascus. Since then, everybody tell his stories in these coffee shops. For example, âthe famous circle of Arconautesâ is often told; where a group of German intellectuals where became famous Max Brod and Franz Kafka (and who gave the name of the coffee shop Arco. Also, the coffee shop Slavia was the symbol of the Czech national movement in 19th century, used as a meeting place for the dissidents of the communist regime. These shops (even the smallest), are thus cultural, peaceful places which are always good to have a rest in. In order to be close to all of these coffee shops, itâs better to find a well located hotel a Prague. Here is a small guide which will help you chose the right coffee shop for you.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Prague. In particular she likes creating useful guides for tourists about culture, sightseeing and accommodation, in particular location appartement Prague and logement Prague . She updates her website; www.oh-holidays.com/fr/ regularly.

Salzburg Street Theater Summer 2008

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Salzburg Street Theatre is set to hit the stage on July 24th until August 13th 2008. This yearâs production from the comical Austrian genius âHermann Bahrâ is set to blow you away, having been described as âA kaleidoscope of punch linesâ, bound to make you double up with laughter. Although last yearâs production of âEin Idealer Gatteâ seems hard to beat, this yearâs adaptation by Klaus Gmeiner of âthe Concertâ is set to go even further and is definitely not to be missed. âThe Concertâ deals with the battle of the sexes, looking at double standards, fraud and deceit. Gustav Heink, the aging star pianist defending his reputation as a Casanova, has a house in the mountains where he enjoys taking his piano pupils. He decides to take Delfine, who consequently falls in love with him. As a result, Marie, the pianist's clever wife, and Jura, Delfine's naÃ¯ve, recently married husband, stage a daring game staking their marriages.** End Summary**

Visit Stiegel-Brauwelt in Salzburg this Summer!

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

In the oldest and most attractive parts of the Stieglbrauerei beer enthusiasts will find the largest hands-on beer museum in Europe. Here you will find out everything you wanted to know about Stiegel Beer and its cultural background. The Stiegl Brauwelt at Stieglbrauerei zu Salzburg â now, Austriaâs largest privately owned brewery â is a further attraction for visitors to Salzburg. The fascinating history of the brewing of this most beloved barley drinks is told in the âErlebnisbrauereiâ living brewery, the World of Beer and the Stiegl Museum covering 500 years of brewing tradition. Up to 10 different types of Stiegl beer can be sampled in the comprehensively renovated fermenting cellar from 1863 and on request selected meals can be served in accompaniment. A place to savour, relax and enjoy Salzburg hospitality at the highest level. The brewery provides tours in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish and you can arrange tours accompanied with beer and cheese tasting, a combined tour around Salzburg Zoo with a show; âMein lieber Brausud!â, a Guided tour around Stiegl-Brauwelto, Beer tasting and a Gift from the Braushop.** End Summary**

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Leah Penn is a keen writer on Salzburg.

Salzburg Museum at the New Residence

Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0400

If youâre planning your trip to Salzburg this Summer, make sure you schedule in a visit to the Salzburg Museum. Full of some of the finest paintings in the world, Salzburg Museum will be holding a special exhibition called âModern Artists Rediscoveredâ which explored the works of Austrian painters between 1910 and 1945. The collection will include work from the Gerhard Schneider Collection and a whole generation of German and Austrian painters who were marginalized before, during and after the Nazi regime in Germany. This exhibition will be held in the âKunsthalleâ, a room which is opened up every year to three very special art collections. some of which are devoted to individual artists who have a special relationship to Salzburg, others may address special themes relating to art history or general history, with âModern Artists Rediscoveredâ applying to both. The museum is located in central Salburg, and is easily accessible from your Salzburg hotel or Salzburg apartment. Modern Artists Rediscovered deals with the issue of the arrival of the Naziâs and what this did to the artistic world.** End Summary**

About the Author:
Leah Penn spends most of her time reading, writing and living Salzburg. In particular she likes creating useful guides for tourists about culture, sightseeing and accommodation, in particular apartments in Salzburg and accommodation in Salzburg . She updates her website; www.oh-holidays.com regularly.

Articles by Leah Penn on ArticleSnatch.com

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The Roman Forum â What is it?

Discovering Palatine Hill in Rome

Beer in Salzburg

Going Salzburg and eating excellent desserts

Main monuments in Salzburg

Salzburg festival 2008

Salzburg Airport

Things to see in Salzburg

Things to do in Salzburg

AUSTRIAN BEER IN SALZBURG

Leopoldskron Castle in Salzburg

Alter Market in Salzburg

The Salzburg Cathedral

The surroundings of Salzburg

The original Mozartkugel from Salzburg

Shopping in Salzburg

Paris Rooftop Pod Hotel

Nuit Blanche Paris

Yayoi Kusama Dots Obsession Paris

The Czech traditional food

Best Prague coffee shop

Salzburg Street Theater Summer 2008

Visit Stiegel-Brauwelt in Salzburg this Summer!

Salzburg Museum at the New Residence

The Roman Forum â What is it?