November 27th, 2019

November 27, 2019By Eliza0 Comments

Vienna’s Central Cemetery is the second largest cemetery in Europe, and a prime stop on the European Cemeteries Route.CreditGabor Schlosser for The New York Times

In the city’s Central Cemetery, where Beethoven and Schubert lie, a company is offering music lovers the chance to join them for eternity.

Vienna’s No. 71 tram leaves from outside the old Vienna Stock Exchange building in the city’s central district, and reaches the end of the line 40 minutes later, at the gates of the Vienna Central Cemetery. Full story.
Sami Emory (The New York Times) / April 17, 2019

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