A friend of mine just lost her son in a car accident :( I really want to send her a personal hand written letter with a picture I drew but I'm not sure how much it costs. Also, do I have to take ...
I know it’s a famous place but I don’t know much about it. When I get married, I want to have my honeymoon in Vienna. Can anyone tell me abut the Belvedere?...
Can you give me some info. about the town / things to do for non-skiers? Additional Details Is it easy to get around Kitzbuhel/Salzburg? Would the footpaths be cleared of snow?...
I am under 18 and am going to Australia with a study and work visa.So what kind of work will be available for me out there. And what ever part time job i will get ? Will it be enough for me to income ...
I maybe working in Vienna as an academic scholar. I know that Vienna is a safe city, but I really wish knowing the safest parts of the city there in order to live a comfortable life....
I went last year but we didnt find much cause we didnt know the city...the only "cool" club was called couch and it wasnt actually what we were looking for...So if anybody knows some clubs/...
im planning to go to prague for six days and after take a train to vienna for another six days .could anyone tell me how much cost me for those days just for foods.
remember just for foods ...
We were there in May this year and the photo I have (I think it is of the town hall) shows the numbers going around the face from 1 to 11 . There is the number 11, not 12, in Roman numerals at the ...
Are there many indians in austria?
just wondering what the indian population is in austria.
are there many indians there?
and how good would you say the racial/religious tolerance is there?
The Indian population is not very large. It's probably most largest in the capital of Vienna, which has a population over 1 million and is a more international city. Here in Linz (where I live) we have one Indian food store and 2 small Indian restaurants and Linz is the third largest city in Austria.
As far as racial/religious tolerance goes, 74% of everyone in this country is Catholic and 5% is Protestant (12% are atheist). The rest are Muslim due to the influx from Turkey, etc.
I've added a link to an online article about xenophobia in Austria. While I would say most citizens are tolerant, many are very conservative, do not view Austria as "melting pot" of many nations and are not crazy about foreigners moving here. This is reflected in the gaining popularity of right-wing political parties who play off of the fear of many ignorant Austrians and promote xenophobic lines of thought here.
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