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FH Campus Wien
University of Applied Sciences/International Office
Handbook for Incoming Staff
Academic Year 2021/22
www.fh-campuswien.ac.at
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE
O © FH Campus Wien/Schedl
FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences/International Office Contents 1 The International Office........................................................................................................ 4 2 International Coordinators .................................................................................................... 6 3 About FH Campus Wien ........................................................................................................ 7 4 Campuses .......................................................................................................................... 8 5 Academic Information ........................................................................................................ 11 6 The City of Vienna ............................................................................................................. 13 7 Recreation and cultural activities ......................................................................................... 17 Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 2 of 17
FH Campus Wien
University of Applied Sciences/International Office
Welcome from the Rector
Dear colleagues,
It is my pleasure to welcome you to FH Campus Wien, University of Applied Sciences and the city of Vienna, an
exciting and inspiring environment for your academic visit. On our state-of-the-art premises, we have created the
ideal circumstances for high-quality teaching and research. FH Campus Wien is a young institution with a growing
focus on internationalization. By participating in educational programs and networks within the European Union, our
university cooperates successfully with more than 150 partner institutions. This is the basis for the mobility of our
students, faculty and staff, joint projects, and our joint degree program Social Economy and Social Work
(SOWOSEC).
As a leading university of applied sciences in Austria, we highly profit from visits of international staff, guest lecturers,
and professors who contribute significantly to the internationalization of our institution. Committed to implementing
the aims of the Bologna Process, FH Campus Wien is keen to create a European platform of higher education and
intends to further develop its position as an internationally oriented institution of higher education. One important
objective is the enhancement of the mobility of faculty and staff in order to meet the demand for internationally
experienced and qualified members of our university. As a guest at FH Campus Wien, you particularly contribute to
our efforts by sharing your expertise and perspectives with our students and staff, in addition to adding an
international component to their academic experience.
I hope that the city of Vienna and FH Campus Wien will provide you with the stimulating surroundings necessary for
your research and teaching. We wish you all the best for your stay in Vienna and a successful time with your
colleagues at FH Campus Wien.
Willkommen in Wien! Welcome to Vienna!
FH-Prof.in Dr.in Barbara Bittner
Rector of FH Campus Wien
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FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences/International Office 1 The International Office About Us The general mission of the International Office is to promote a process of internationalization at FH Campus Wien, University of Applied Sciences. As a strategic and operative unit, it supports the Rector’s Office in the field of international affairs. The International Office develops and coordinates activities and programs to enhance the mobility of students and staff members. It serves as an information center for matters in international relations and links the university to institutions of higher education worldwide. This handbook is meant to help our guests in finding the necessary information to make the most of their time at FH Campus Wien and in Vienna. Additional information about the services and activities of our International Office is available at https://www.fh-campuswien.ac.at/en/international/international.html. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any further questions you might have. All the best for your time in Vienna! The Team of the International Office © FH Campus Wien/Schedl Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 4 of 17
FH Campus Wien
University of Applied Sciences/International Office
Contacts
Mag.a Elisabeth Brunner-Sobanski
Institutional Coordinator and Head of the International Office
elisabeth.brunner-sobanski@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77 – 6151
Campus Favoritenstraße, P.E.18a
Mag.a Katharina Kloser
International Coordinator I@H
katharina.kloser@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77 – 6153
Campus Favoritenstraße, P.E.18b
Mag.a Mag.a Andrea Bauer
Mobility Coordinator Staff Mobility
andrea.bauer@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77 – 6156
Campus Favoritenstraße, P.E.20
Anna-Lena Eder, MA
International Coordinator
anna-lena.eder@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77 – 6155
Campus Favoritenstraße, P.E.18b
Mag.a Mag.a Julia Kovacs, BA
Mobility Coordinator Outgoing Students
julia.kovacs@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77 – 6157
Campus Favoritenstraße, P.E.20
Greta Maria Wurm, BSc MA
Mobility Coordinator Incoming Students and Inter-Institutional
Agreements
greta.wurm@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77 – 6154
Campus Favoritenstraße, P.E.20
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2 International Coordinators
The International Coordinators handle the cooperations with our international partner institutions, assist exchange
students with their study programs, and serve as contact persons for exchange staff. If you want to get further
information concerning a study program or have content-related questions about your prospective exchange activity,
the International Coordinators will be happy to assist you.
Elisabeth Holzmann (Bioengineering)
Applied Life Sciences elisabeth.holzmann@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Applied Life Sciences
Paul Watson (Molecular Biotechnology)
paul.watson@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Mary Grace Wallis (Packaging Technology, Packaging Technology & Sustainability)
mary.wallis@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Manfred Steiner (Architecture – Green Building, Civil Engineering & Construction Management)
Building and Design manfred.steiner@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Bauen und Gestalten
Claudia Ecker (Orthoptics)
Health Sciences claudia.ecker@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Gesundheitswissenschaften
Anna Tritscher (Dietetics)
anna.tritscher@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Ilse Steininger (Midwifery)
ilse.steininger@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Doris Huber (Logopedics – Phoniatrics - Audiology)
doris.huber@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Silke Gruber (Physiotherapy)
silke.gruber@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Katarina Sadovnik (Physiotherapy)
katarina.sadovnik@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Susanne Bauer-Mitlinger (Biomedical Science)
susanne.bauer-mitlinger@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Christoph Kamp (Radiological Technology)
christoph.kamp@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Petra Schwab (Occupational Therapy)
petra.schwab@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Sabine Schweiger
Applied Nursing Science sabine.schweiger@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Angewandte Pflegewissenschaft
Doris Stephan (Social Work – staff mobility)
Social Work doris.stephan@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Soziales Florian Toifl (Social Management in Early Education and Care, Children- and Family-Centered Social Work)
florian.toifl@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Catharina Peric (Social Work and Social Economy – SOWOSEC)
catharina.peric@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Stefanie Dachs (Spatial and Clinical Social Work)
stefanie.dachs@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Thomas Fischer (Computer Science and Digital Communications)
Engineering thomas.fischer@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Technik Sebastian Geyer (High Tech Manufacturing)
sebastian.geyer@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Gerhard Engelmann (Applied Electronics)
gerhard.engelmann@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Martin Langer (Integrated Safety and Security Management)
Administration, Economics, Security,
martin.langer@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Politics
Günter Horniak (Public Management)
Verwaltung, Wirtschaft, Sicherheit, Politik guenter.horniak@fh-campuswien.ac.at
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FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences/International Office 3 About FH Campus Wien With more than 8,000 students, FH Campus Wien is the largest university of applied sciences in Austria. In the academic year of 2021/22, students can choose from more than 60 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in our seven departments. FH Campus Wien collaborates closely with a number of domestic universities including the University of Vienna, the Medical University of Vienna, the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, the Vetmeduni Vienna, the Vienna University of Technology, and the University of Leoben. The therapeutic and diagnostic degree programs of our Departments of Health Sciences and Applied Nursing Science are offered in cooperation with the Vienna Hospital Association (Wiener Gesundheitsverbund). Public Management was developed in cooperation with the Federal Chancellery, and Tax Management with the Federal Ministry of Finance. Numerous research and development projects in the degree programs and external contract research are conducted through our own research societies. FH Campus Wien works closely with a strong network of companies, associations, schools, and public facilities. Additionally, recognized certifications are proof of our university’s high standards in quality management. The network of international partner institutions of FH Campus Wien currently consists of more than 150 universities and institutions of higher education across Europe and beyond. © FH Campus Wien/Schedl Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 7 of 17
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4 Campuses
Main campus – Favoritenstraße
FH Campus Wien’s main campus is located in Vienna’s 10th district – Favoriten – and is easily accessible by subway
and bus. Subway line U1 connects the main campus with Vienna’s city center in approximately 10 minutes and calls
at the important stations of Südtiroler Platz – Hauptbahnhof (main train and bus station), Karlsplatz (inner city
transportation hub in front of the State Opera), Stephansplatz (in the heart of the city center next to St. Stephen’s
Cathedral), and Praterstern (transportation hub in the northern part of the city).
Bus line 15A connects to the subway line U6 at Schedifkaplatz – Bahnhof Meidling where you also have access to
regional and long-distance train services to destinations in Austria and its neighboring countries.
© FH Campus Wien
The address of the main campus is
Favoritenstraße 226
1100 Vienna
A parking lot [P] is located on the campus compound and is accessible from Favoritenstraße. A parking fee applies.
Please note that you cannot access the staff’s parking garage without prior arrangement! Access to the parking lot
behind the main building however is open to the public.
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Campus Muthgasse – BOKU
The bachelor’s degree program in Bioengineering and the master’s degree programs in Bioinformatics, Biotechnology
Quality Management and Bioprocess Technology are located at our Muthgasse Campus in Vienna’s 19th district. The
nearest bus stop is Amtshaus Muthgasse on line 5B.
The address of the campus at Muthgasse is
Muthgasse 62
1190 Vienna
Location Campus Muthgasse – BOKU (Google Maps)
Campus Vienna Biocenter
The bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in Molecular Biotechnology, the bachelor’s program in Industrial
Packaging Technology and the master’s degree program in Packaging Technology and Sustainability are located at
the Vienna Biocenter in Vienna’s 3rd district amid major research institutions and biotech companies. The campus is
easily accessible by tram lines 18 and 71, bus line 74A and suburban train line S7 at St. Marx-Biocenter.
The address of the campus at Vienna Biocenter is
Helmut-Qualtinger-Gasse 2
1030 Vienna
Location Vienna Biocenter (Google Maps)
Campus Kelsenstraße
The Social department is located at Kelsenstraße 2 in Vienna´s 3 rd district. By public transport this campus is
accessible by tram line 18 – tram stop Heinrich Drimmel Platz.
The address of the campus at Kelsenstraße is
Kelsenstraße 2
1030 Wien
Location Kelsenstraße (Google Maps)
Campus Schloss Laudon – Oktogon
The bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in Public Management are located close to the Laudon castle in the
outskirts of Vienna’s 14th district. Bus line 450 stops right outside the compound at Wien Schloss Laudon or you can
take a 10-minute walk from Wien Hadersdorf train station with services on suburban train lines S50 and S80.
The address of the campus at Schloss Laudon – Oktogon is
Mauerbachstraße 43
1140 Wien
Location Schloss Laudon - Oktogon (Google Maps)
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Cooperation locations of the bachelor’s degree program in Health Care and Nursing
The bachelor’s degree program in Health Care and Nursing has several cooperation campuses located in Vienna and
Upper Austria run by the Vinzentinum Group and the Vienna Hospital Association (Wiener Gesundheitsverbund). The
campuses have adopted the curriculum of FH Campus Wien, which accounts for the quality assurance and
coordination of the training at these campuses.
Vinzentinum Wien Vinzentinum Linz Vinzentinum Ried Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Brüder
Stumpergasse 12 Langgasse 19 Schlossberg 1 Wien
1060 Vienna 4010 Linz 4910 Ried im Johannes von Gott Platz 1
Innkreis 1020 Vienna
Sozialmedizinisches Sozialmedizinisches Zentrum Süd (SZX) Allgemeines
Zentrum Ost (SZO) Kundratstraße 3 Krankenhaus der
Langobardenstraße 122 Stadt Wien,
1100 Vienna
Floridotower
1220 Vienna
Floridsdorfer Haupstr. 1
1210 Vienna
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5 Academic Information
The academic year
The academic year at FH Campus Wien is divided into a winter and a summer semester. The organization of the
academic year and holiday times can differ between study programs.
Semester Dates Start End
Winter Semester 2021/22 30/08/2021 30/01/2022
Summer Semester 2022 14/02/2022 17/07/2022
Public holidays in Austria
Date Holiday Date Holiday
15/08/2021 Assumption of Mary 01/01/2022 New Year’s Day
26/10/2021 Austrian National Day 06/01/2022 Epiphany
01/11/2021 All Saints Day 18/04/2022 Easter Monday
08/12/2021 Immaculate Conception 01/05/2022 Labor Day
25/12/2021 Christmas Day 26/05/2022 Ascension Day
26/12/2021 St. Stephen’s Day 06/06/2022 Whit-Monday
16/06/2022 Corpus Christi
Study programs
FH Campus Wien offers a rich variety of bachelor’s and master’s degree programs as well as master’s programs for
advanced professional training in the fields of Applied Life Sciences, Engineering, Building and Design, Health
Sciences, Applied Nursing Science, Social Work and Administration, Economy, Politics, Security.
For more details on the study programs and their curricula refer to our list of study programs online.
Libraries
Quick facts about our library and media center
Main Campus, Room A.E.02
> 36 reading and working spaces
> 40,000 items, including 1,000 audiovisual resources
> self-service stations for renting and returning items
> copy machines
Links
Library of FH Campus Wien
https://www.fh-campuswien.ac.at/studium-weiterbildung/bibliothek-und-mediathek.html (in German only)
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Types of courses
Course type name Organization
Lecture (VO) A lecture is meant to give an overview of the topic and aims to transfer specialized
Vorlesung knowledge, technical and methodological skill.
Practical Exercise (UE) A practical exercise is meant to strengthen a student’s practical skills. Students are
Übung required to participate very actively.
Seminar (SE) A seminar is meant to transfer theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Contents
are handled in more detail than in a lecture. Students are usually required to submit
a term paper and actively participate in discussion.
Internship (PR) An internship is meant to help students apply their theoretical knowledge and
Praktikum practical skills in a working environment. Students can gain experience that can
feed into their future training.
Complete overview of course types at FH Campus Wien
Course type name Abbr. Course type name Abbr.
Lecture VO Tutorial TUT
Vorlesung Tutorium
Practical Exercise UE Excursion EX
Übung Exkursion
Seminar SE Lab Course LB
Laborpraktikum
Internship PR Workshop WS
Praktikum
Blended Learning BL Project Seminar PSE
Projektseminar
Revision Course RE Discussion Group KO
Repetitorium Konversatorium
Research Lab FW Elective Project on your area of focus WP
Forschungswerkstatt Wahlfachprojekt
Project-Oriented Course PLV Clinical Exercise KLÜ
Projektorientierte Lehrveranstaltung Klinische Übung
Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 12 of 17FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences/International Office 6 The City of Vienna Vienna is the capital of Austria and with more than 1.8 million inhabitants, it is also the largest city in the country. Population numbers are on the rise as Vienna is not only considered the cultural and economic hub of Central and Eastern Europe, but it also offers its inhabitants and visitors a high quality of living and a rich culture acquired during an eventful 2,000-year-old history. Vienna repeatedly tops Mercer’s Quality of Living City Ranking and has been named the most livable city worldwide again in 2019 (Source: Mercer 2019). In 2020 und 2021 no new Ranking was published due to the pandemic. Vienna covers an area of 41,495 hectares and is divided into 23 districts. With an area of 31.8 square kilometers and a population of 207,200, the 10th district (Favoriten) is the largest among these and would be the third largest city in Austria (after Vienna and Graz). FH Campus Wien is located in the heart of Favoriten and is well connected with its neighborhood. Vienna is situated between the Vienna Woods and the Danube. Numerous guidebooks praise the beauty of this city, where the traces of history and tradition can be found on every corner. For a time lapse of Vienna, you might want to check out this short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fax_vb4gSzk But Vienna is more than St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel, and Schönbrunn Palace. During your stay, you will have the opportunity to discover the real Vienna off the beaten tourist tracks. You might encounter the traditions and peculiarities, the open minds, but also the sceptic views of the city’s inhabitants. Maybe you will come to the conclusion that Vienna can be labeled neither an eastern nor a western European city as such a vast number of different cultures have left their imprint in the past centuries to create its special identity. Last but not least, Vienna is also an important academic location in Europe. Apart from a number of renowned university and the FH Campus Wien, several other universities of applied sciences have been established in recent years. © FH Campus Wien/Müller Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 13 of 17
FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences/International Office Links Information about the city of Vienna www.wien.gv.at/english Vienna Tourist Board www.wien.info City map www.wien.gv.at/stadtplan Weather wetter.orf.at/oes/ Entry and residence regulations in Austria EU, EEA and Swiss citizens are not required to obtain a visa for their stay in Austria. An official travel document (passport and/or identity card) is sufficient to enter and reside in Austria. You can get detailed information concerning entry and residence regulations in Austria from the Austrian National Agency (OeAD): https://oead.at/en/to-austria/entry-and-residence/ Please note that visa regulations are subject to constant change. We thus recommend that you check with your local Austrian diplomatic mission whether additional documents are needed for your stay. As this process might take some time, we advise you to do so well in advance. We will be happy to issue an official letter of invitation in case you need it for your visa application. However, please note that we cannot offer any further assistance in obtaining visas and other residence-related documents. A complete list of Austrian diplomatic missions abroad can be found here (in German only). Getting to Vienna Vienna is a multimodal transportation hub in Central Europe and is thus well connected to Europe and the World. By plane Vienna International Airport (VIE) is located just outside of Vienna’s city limits in Schwechat, Lower Austria, and conveniently connected to the city center by long-distance trains, suburban trains, bus or the City Airport Train (CAT). A one-way ÖBB train ticket to every location in Vienna proper is less than €5,-. Tickets can be purchased in the Arrivals hall (opposite of McDonald’s) or on the intermediate level on the way to the platforms. All ÖBB trains depart from platforms 1 and 2. The City Airport Train (CAT) is a special service which runs non-stop between the Airport and Vienna City Center at Wien Mitte-Landstraße. A return ticket valid for 6 months is between €19,- and €22,- and can be purchased online or in the Arrivals hall. CAT trains depart from platform 3. Links Vienna International Airport www.viennaairport.at Vienna Airport Lines www.viennaairportlines.at Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) www.oebb.at CAT (City Airport Train) https://www.cityairporttrain.com/en/home Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 14 of 17
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By train
The two largest train stations in Vienna are Wien Hauptbahnhof and Wien Westbahnhof. There are also regular long-
distance train services from Wien Meidling. All three train stations are well connected to the public transportation
network of Vienna. Train services are available to places across Vienna and major cities around Europe, especially
in Germany, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic.
By coach
International bus services are on the rise in Austria and a multitude of connections are offered by various coach
companies. Most buses arrive and depart from Wien Hauptbahnhof.
By car
The road infrastructure in Austria and around Vienna in particular is well developed. Take the A1, A4, A21 or A23
highways to travel to Vienna.
Links
Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB)
www.oebb.at
Public transport in Vienna
www.wienerlinien.at
Eurolines (coaches)
www.eurolines.at
Online route planner
www.viamichelin.com
Accommodation
As a major tourist destination, Vienna is home to multiple hotels, hostels and other forms of accommodation. The
typical online search engines help you find a suitable place to stay. Below you can find a few recommendations:
Motel One Wien-Hauptbahnhof Hotel Eitljörg Best Western Premier Kaiserhof
Gerhard-Bronner-Straße 11 Filmteichstraße 5 Wien
1100 Wien 1100 Vienna Frankenberggasse 10
+43 1 6020000 +43 1 688 11 82 1040 Vienna
www.motel-one.com www.hotel-eitljoerg.at +43 1 505 17 01
www.hotel-kaiserhof.at
BASSENA Wien Messe Prater Hotel Beethoven Hotel Wandl
Messestraße 2 Papagenogasse 6 Petersplatz 9
1020 Vienna 1060 Vienna 1010 Vienna
+43 1 727 27-150 +43 1 587 44 42 +43 1 534 55 0
www.bassenahotels.com www.hotel-beethoven.at www.hotel-wandl.com
The following hotels offer a special rate for guests of FH Campus Wien if booked through the university’s financial
department. Please contact your international coordinator at FH Campus Wien to arrange bookings.
Our special hotel tip is magdas Hotel. You will soon realize that something is different here. magdas Hotel is fresh,
open-minded and courageous. Run as a social business, magdas Hotel tries to solve social and economic problems
with entrepreneurial tools. It also offers special rates for guests of FH Campus Wien.
AZIMUT Hotel Wien magdas Hotel
Sonnwendgasse 8 Laufbergergasse 12
1100 Vienna 1020 Vienna
+43 1 961 64 00 +43 1 720 02 88
www.azimuthotels.de www.magdas-hotel.at
Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 15 of 17FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences/International Office Public transportation in Vienna Vienna has a very well-developed public transportation system covering the whole expanse of the city and reaches well beyond the city limits. It consists of five subway lines (U1, U2, U3, U4 and U6), several tram and bus lines, as well as a suburban railway system connecting the city of Vienna with its outskirts and the surrounding areas in Lower Austria. A single ticket starts at €2,40 and a weekly ticket valid for one calendar week is €17,10. These get you to every point within Vienna’s city limits and allow for rides on all means of public transportation, including ÖBB regional trains running through the city. Fares for public transportation in Vienna are relatively low compared to other major European cities. For more information on ticket fares, schedules and maps, visit the Wiener Linien website: www.wienerlinien.at Banks and post offices The legal tender in Austria is the Euro (€). All major foreign currencies can be exchanged at currency exchange booths across the city. The opening hours of banks differ according to institute, branch and location. You can also withdraw money at automatic teller machines all over Austria at any time of the day. At these ATMs you can use Austrian and foreign debit cards (Maestro and V-PAY) or credit cards (MasterCard, VISA, American Express, Diners) as well as Cirrus and Visa-Plus cards, which can be used in the interbank network provided by the mentioned credit card companies. Many hotels, restaurants and shops in the city accept credit cards. Cashless payment in general is very common in Vienna, so most places accept payments by card. Labels on the front door usually indicate whether card payment is possible in a shop. Post offices are usually open from 8 AM to 6 PM during the week and until noon on Saturdays. The main post office in the city center (Fleischmarkt 19) is also open from morning until evening on weekends and public holidays. © FH Campus Wien/Müller Handbook for Incoming Staff 2022 Page 16 of 17
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7 Recreation and cultural activities
Coffee culture
Vienna is famous for its coffee houses where you can enjoy a cup of excellent coffee in different variations. This
glossary will be helpful to you when deciding what to order – even for our German-speaking colleagues.
What you order What you will get
Der Schwarze Espresso without milk
Der Braune Espresso with a bit of milk
Die Melange Espresso with warm, steamed milk
Der Einspänner Espresso with whipped cream (Schlagobers) served in
a special cup
Classical Music, theater and operas
Vienna offers a wide variety of different cultural activities, especially due to its historical importance in music and
arts. It is the city of classical music – hosting the world famous Musikverein, the Vienna State Opera, and several
theaters. There are more than ten major stages, music halls and theaters in Vienna, which perform different shows
every single night.
Wiener Staatsoper Konzerthaus Musikverein
Opernring 2 Lothringerstraße 20 Karlsplatz 6
1010 Vienna 1030 Vienna 1010 Vienna
+43 1 514 442 959 +43 1 242 00 2 +43 1 505 8190
www.wiener-staatsoper.at www.konzerthaus.at www.musikverein.at
Burgtheater Raimundtheater Vienna’s English Theatre
Universitätsring 2 Wallgasse 18 Josefsgasse 12
1010 Vienna 1060 Vienna 1080 Vienna
+43 1 514 44 4140 +43 1 599 77 0 +43 1 402 12 60 12
www.burgtheater.at www.musicalvienna.at www.englishtheatre.at
Museums and sightseeing
Information on current exhibitions and a museum guide can be obtained from the tourist information center and
from the website of the Vienna Tourist Board: www.wien.info
We are looking forward to welcoming you at FH Campus Wien!
Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch an der FH Campus Wien!
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