An Ode to Joy: In Beethoven's Footsteps through Vienna | Visit Austria's Capital

Ludwig van Beethoven was one of the most influential composers in the history of classical music. Your DW Travel Lukas Stege follows Beethoven's footsteps through Vienna. The composer lived in Vienna for nearly 35 years. Visitors can explore a Beethoven museum and visit places where he lived and performed.
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[@mihirsamak]

Awesome video. Just a small tip, if you could lower the volume of the German dialogues because when the English dubbing is playing along with the German, it’s hard to understand when both tracks are playing on the same volume. I had a tough time understandings lot of the English dubbings.

[@DWTravel]

Thank you for your comment and your hint. It must have been a mistake with the German volume. Sorry for that.

[@paniaspratt9328]

Love this! So informative and just what I was wanting to know! Thank you.

[@tiffanyi5645]

Imagine what the music must’ve sounded like in those palace halls with those super high ceilings and marble walls wow!

[@austinkonchira1568]

Nice description. Highly informative

[@richardserkyere9713]

Nice history told and beautiful vienna

[@raquelrivas2431]

Loved this video. Thanks a lot.

[@donaldmwenesi4964]

Greatness in one picture,.

[@Simplyveej]

Try reducing the volume of the speaker as you’re narrating. It’s very hard to listen to two voices at the same time.

[@Helloone996]

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[@paoladeafcellist]

Wow beautiful views wow I would like to go there visit but where from ?♥️

[@georgesmodels3678]

Terrible sound mixing. If you translate to another language, LOWER the speakers voice so that the translation is audible. It’s confusing otherwise.

[@philliphamilton3591]

Thank you for this wonderful posting....what was the name of the cafe again, as I couldn’t quite catch it? Danke!

[@DWTravel]

It's the Café Frauenhuber.

[@koljoyeetad]

This is wonderful. My husband & Me would like to do this entire tour just the way you did ... is there anyone know who can arrange this complete day tour for us ? Pls help us

[@DWTravel]

Sorry, we don't arrange tours. You should contact the Vienna tourist information. They surely can help you: www.wien.info/en/tourist-info-vienna-131012

[@enriquesanchez2001]

The link did not work for me :( @@DWTravel

[@rv_sina958]

Does anybody understand when they translate and the same time of speakings?

[@ritajaklitsch7559]

Yes. But I am Viennese and speak both languages, but it's really hard to focus though ... The original sound needs to be silenced. (The interviewer is not austrian, btw. He is german und sounds differently to the austrian interview partners)

[@enriquesanchez2001]

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[@19BenZ57]

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[@amargi96]

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[@user-bt1pl9rj7v]

just put the translation as subtitles instead of that awful sound mixing jeez

[@jhairdelossantos1829]

Zombie museum?I love zombies