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41_584995 bindex.qxp:Layout 1 10/31/06 5:51 PM Page 976 976 Index A Albertina (Vienna), 941 partying, 73–77 AAA (American Automobile Alcázar (Seville), 856 performing arts, 77 Association), 46 Aldstadt (Munich), 632 pharmacies, 65 AB (Ancienne Belgique; Al Faia (Lisbon), 530 picnic fare and spots, 73 Brussels), 184 The Alfama (Lisbon), 521, 534 playing outside, 81–82 Abbey Theatre (Dublin), 292 Alfi’s Goldener Spiegel post offices, 65 The Abbotsford (Edinburgh), (Vienna), 937 recommended books, 62–64 349 Alhucena (Seville), 852 Red-Light District, 76 Above and Beyond Tours, 49 Alibi (Rome), 816 restrooms, 65 Accademia (Florence), 385–386 Allatkert (Zoo; Budapest), 215 safety, 65 Accademia (Venice), 916–917 Alley (Galway), 312 shopping, 82–85 Accademia Foscarini Snack Bar All-Ireland Hurling and Gaelic sightseeing, 77–81 (Venice), 918 Football Finals (Dublin), 294 sleeping, 66–71 Access-Able Travel Source, 48 Alsergrund (Vienna), 926–927 smoking coffee houses, 63 Accessible Journeys, 48 Alte Nationalgalerie (Berlin), starting a conversation with Accommodations, 12, 23 167 a local, 62 booking online, 27 Alte Pinakothek (Munich), 648 taxis, 59 tips on, 26–29 Altes Residenztheater (Munich), telephone, 66 websites, 52 646–647 tipping, 66 ACEA–Centrale Montemartini Altstadt (Old Town), Salzburg, tourist offices, 61 (Rome), 828 947 traveling to, 56–58 The Acropolis (Athens), 114 Amalfi, 679–682 12 hours in, 80 Acropolis Archaeological The Amalfi Coast, 679–688 university scene, 78 Museum (Athens), 115 Amalienborg Slot (Amalienborg walking, 60–61 Action Bar (Budapest), 209 Castle; Copenhagen), 237–238 websites, 62 Ad Hoc (London), 578 American Automobile for women, 76 Adolfo Domínguez (Barcelona), Association (AAA), 46 Amsterdam Pride, 79 142 American Express Amsterdam Roots Festival, 79 Adventure Café (Bath), 582 Brussels, 178 AmsterUit Buro (AUB) INDEX African-American travelers, 50 Madrid, 592 Ticketshop (Amsterdam), 74 After Line (Milan), 623 traveler’s checks, 24 Ancient Akrotiri (Santorini), 451 Agência 117 (Lisbon), 538 American Foundation for the Ancient Thira (Santorini), 451 AghaRTA (Prague), 754 Blind, 49 Andrews Lane Theatre (Dublin), The Agora (Athens), 115–116 Amnesia (Ibiza), 475 292 Ägyptisches Museum (Berlin), Amsterdam, 54–85 Anema e Core (Capri), 676 166 accommodations, 55–56 Angel (Budapest), 209 Aire de Sevilla—Baños Arabes best of, 55–56 Ann Demeulemeester (Seville), 856–857 bicycling, 60, 78 (Antwerp), 100 Airfares, 12, 38, 39 brown cafes and tasting Anne Frankhuis (Anne Frank Airlines, 36–37, 46–47, 970–973 houses, 74 House; Amsterdam), 79 bankrupt, 39 cellphones, 64 Annual Tattoo Expo (Athens), booking online, 38–39 consulates, 64 114 Air Travel Advisory Bureau, 47 culture tips, 63 Antiques Market (Antwerp), 100 Akkusativ, 51 drugs and drinking, 63, 65 Antre Bloc (Paris), 727 AKM (Istanbul), 508 eating, 71–73 Antwerp, 86–100 Akmerkez Shopping Center emergencies, 64 best of, 87 (Istanbul), 513 COPYRIGHTEDfestivals, 78–79 MATERIALcellphone providers, 90 Akt.Records (Budapest), 219 free activities, 78 culture tips, 89–90 A la Mort Subite (Brussels), getting around, 58–60 currency, 90 183–184 Internet/Wi-Fi access, 65 drugs and alcohol, 94 Albergue de Juventud Kabul laundry, 65 eating, 93–94 (Barcelona), 4 luggage storage, 65 eats, 87 Albert Cuyp Market movies, 64 emergencies, 90 (Amsterdam), 84 museums, 79–81 festivals, 97 Albert Heijn (Amsterdam), 73 neighborhoods, 61 gay clubs, 95 41_584995 bindex.qxp:Layout 1 10/31/06 5:51 PM Page 977 Index 977 getting around, 88 Astra Apartments (Santorini), 5 Attanasio (Naples), 6 Internet access, 90 Astra Bar (Ios), 458 Auditorium (Rome), 818 laundry, 90 Asturias (Madrid), 590 The Auld Dubliner (Dublin), 290 luggage storage, 90 A Tasca Tequila Bar (Lisbon), Au Printemps (Paris), 727 orientation, 88–89 530 Automático Bar (Madrid), 6 partying, 94 Atatürk Museum (Istanbul), 510 Avalanche (Glasgow), 439 performing arts, 96–97 Athenaeum Boekhandel B.V. The Aventine (Rome), 832 pharmacies, 90 (Amsterdam), 83 Avinguda Diagonal (Barcelona), playing outside, 99 Athena Nike (Athena of Victory; 122 post office, 90 Athens), 114 Avis Rent a Car, for customers red-light district, 96 Athens, 101–117 with special travel needs, restrooms, 90 best of, 102 48–49 safety, 90 culture tips, 104–105 Ayasofya (Istanbul), 509 shopping, 99–100 currency, 106 Ayios Sostis (Mykonos), 464 sightseeing, 97–99 drugs and drinking, 104–105 sleeping, 91–93 eating, 111–112 starting a conversation with embassies and consulates, 106 B a local, 89 emergencies, 106 Babbity Bowster (Glasgow), 432 telephone tips, 91 festivals, 114 Babylon (Bath), 582 tipping, 91 free activities, 115 Bacaro Jazz (Venice), 903 tourist information, 89 getting around, 103–104 Bagdat Caddesi (Istanbul), 495 traveling to, 87–88 Internet/Wi-Fi access, 106 Bagni Nettuno (Capri), 678 12 hours in, 99 laundry, 106 Bagni Tiberio (Capri), 678 university scene, 98 luggage storage, 106 Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten websites, 89 neighborhoods, 104 (Berlin), 170 Antwerp Tourist Office, 89 partying, 112–113 Bairro Alto (Lisbon), 521 Apartment rentals, 27 performing arts, 113 Baixa (Lisbon), 521 INDEX Apollo Belvedere (the Vatican), pharmacies, 106 Balmer’s Herberge 827 playing outside, 117 (Inter-laken), 4 Apostasy (Galway), 313, 314 post offices, 106 Bamboo (Glasgow), 431 Appian Way (Rome), 821–822 recommended books and Ba Mizu (Dublin), 288 Aqua Club 2000 (Prague), movies, 105 Banana Brothers (Glasgow), 753–754 restrooms, 107 430–431 Aquarium and Maritime safety, 107 Banana Cabaret (London), 570 Museum (Dubrovnik), 330 shopping, 117 Bancogiro (Venice), 903 Aquarius (Dubrovnik), 332 sightseeing, 114 Bang Bang (Barcelona), 134 The Aragonese Castle of Ischia, sleeping, 107–110 Banje (Dubrovnik), 331 688 taxis, 103 The Bank (Dublin), 288 Aragon House (London), 566 tipping, 107 Bar Bar (Rome), 813–814 Ara Pacis (Rome), 823 tourist offices, 104 The Barbican (London), 568 Arcadia Opera Shop (Vienna), traveling to, 102–103 Barcelona, 118–143 945 12 hours in, 105 best of, 119 Arc de Triomphe (Paris), 720 websites, 104 cafes and tearooms, 132–133 Archaeological Museum Athens and Epidaurus Festival, currency, 124–125 (Mykonos), 464 114 drugs and drinking, 124 Archa Theater (Prague), 756 Athens International Airport eating, 131–133 The Archipelago (near Eleftherios Venizelos, 102 emergencies, 125 Stockholm), 878–879 A-38 (Budapest), 2, 208 festivals, 137 Archivo General de Indias ATMs (automated teller getting around, 121 (Seville), 856 machines), 23 hanging out, 142 Area Sacra (Rome), 822 Atoll, 51 Internet access, 123 Arsenale (Venice), 917 Atölye Mountaineering & laundry, 125 Art Café (Rome), 816 Climbing (Istanbul), 512 luggage storage, 125 Art Deco Galerie (Prague), 765 Atomik Café (Munich), 2, 645 neighborhoods, 121–122 Art galleries, Paris, 717 Atomium (Brussels), 187 partying, 133–136 41_584995 bindex.qxp:Layout 1 10/31/06 5:51 PM Page 978 978 Index Barcelona (Cont.) Bayswater (London), 552 free activities, 165 playing outside, 141 Bazaar P&J-P.Truhlár (Prague), gay nightlife, 163 post offices, 125 766 getting around, 147 recommended books and Beach Bar 23 (Barcelona), 135 Internet/Wi-Fi access, 151 movies, 124 Beaches, 10 laundry, 151 restrooms, 125 Barcelona, 141 luggage storage, 151 safety, 125 Cannes, 415 neighborhoods, 148–149 shopping, 142–143 Capri, 678–679 partying, 161–163 sightseeing, 136–141 Copenhagen, 241 playing outside, 170 sleeping, 126–131 Dublin, 301 post offices, 151–152 starting a conversation with Dubrovnik, 331–332 recommended books, movies, a local, 120 Galway, 317 and music, 150 telephone tips, 125–126 Hvar, 257 restrooms, 152 tipping, 126 Ibiza, 477 safety, 152 tourist offices, 123 Lisbon, 536–537 shopping, 170–171 traveling to, 119–121 Monaco, 416 sightseeing, 165–170 12 hours in, 136 Mykonos, 464 sleeping, 152–159 websites, 124 Nice, 406 starting a conversation with Barcelona (Copenhagen), St-Tropez, 409–410 a local, 146 235–236 Santorini, 452 telephone tips, 152 Barcelona Card, 122 Split, 254 tipping, 152 Bar del Fico (Rome), 814 Venice, 919 tourist offices, 149 Bar Directo (Amalfi), 682 Zurich, 966 traveling to, 145–147 Barfly (Glasgow), 433 Beaufort House (London), 566 12 hours in, 169 Barfüsser (Zurich), 962–963 Beaujoulais Nouveau (Paris), university scene, 167 Bargello (Florence), 386 720 websites, 149 Bar Jardí (Barcelona), 132 Beckett’s Irish Bar (Budapest), Berliner Ensemble (Berlin), Barmacy (Ios), 458 208 163–164 Bar Magenta (Milan), 622 The Beehive (Rome), 4 Berlin-Mitte, 149 INDEX Barockmuseum (Vienna), 940 Beer Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Bar Quisi (Capri), 675 Belgian, 181 (Philharmonisches Barri Gòtic (Barcelona), 122 Prague, 751 Orchester), 164 Barrowland Ballroom Beer Saloon (Berlin), 161 Berlin Wall, 168 (Glasgow), 433 Before (Nice), 404 Berlin Zoo/Aquarium, 165 Bars and pubs, best, 2–3 Belém (Lisbon), 521 Bermuda Dreieck (Vienna), 936 Bar 10 (Glasgow), 431 Belgravia (London), 551 Berns (Stockholm), 872 Bar Tiberio (Capri), 675 Bellagio, 626 Bertramka (W. 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    PRESS INFORMATION nhow Berlin – Stay for Music Lifestyle hotel with a special focus on music, located directly on the river Spree After Milan, Berlin is the second location chosen for a nhow hotel. The creativity, dynamism and urban lifestyle of the city on the Spree are in keeping with the innovative concept of the lifestyle brand of NH Hoteles. nhow Berlin is the only hotel in Europe to offer two professional music studios. Berlin, April 2012 – Design, art and above all music are the determining features of nhow Berlin, which opened its doors to its first guests in November 2010. The architect of the building is Sergei Tschoban, the interior design bears the signature of star designer Karim Rashid; the lobby and outside area have been designed as a dynamic space solution, offering local and international artists an exhibition venue in alternation. No other hotel in Europe has anything to compare with the nhow Music Sound Floor. Above the roofs of the capital, creative musicians will find two mixing studios here that meet the highest international standards. The emphasis on music was not a difficult choice, seeing that nhow Berlin is situated between Universal and MTV, right next to Berlin’s East Side Gallery on the Spree. Countless clubs are to be found close by, as well as The Mercedes-Benz Arena, the biggest concert and event venue in Berlin. nhow stands for a new generation of hotels, developed by NH Hoteles. Unconventional, life- affirmative, constantly in movement, locally rooted while at home anywhere in the world – an idea, in other words, corresponding to lifestyle of the new creative class.
  • 68. Jahrgang Nr. 05/06 Mai-Juni 2017

    68. Jahrgang Nr. 05/06 Mai-Juni 2017

    68. Jahrgang Mai-Juni 2017 Nr. 05/06 Empfang Bundes- präsident Seite 2 Vorschau Dampfer- Empfang des Bundespräsident in der Österreichischen Botschaft Hugo Röck, Karin Röck, Bundespräsident Van der Bellen fahrt Seite 4 Kutterschollen Rezept Seite 8 Empfang des Bundespräsident in der Österreichischen Botschaft Empfang des Bundespräsident in der Österreichischen Botschaft Elfriede und Horst Lenk, Bundespräsident Van der Bellen Bundespräsident Van der Bellen, Doris Schmidauer, Rudi Auer Achtung Beilage Mitgliederwerbung Der Vorstand berich- Empfang des Bundespräsident in der Österreichischen Botschaft Bundespräsident Van der Bellen im Gespräch tet Seite 10 Seite 2 Aktuell aus Berlin Nr. 05/06 /2017 Nr. 05 /046/ 2017 Seite 3 Empfang des Bundespräsident in der Österreichischen Botschaft Van der Bellen mit Botschaftspersonal Besuch des Bundespräsidenten „Also ohne diesen Aufenthalt weiß ich nicht, was aus mir geworden wäre. Ich erhielt das Doktorat in Berlin 1970 und wollte zumindest vorübergehend von der Schon einen Tag vor dem offiziellen Antrittsbesuch Uni Innsbruck weg. Ich habe dann Dutzende von beim scheidenden deutschen Amtskollegen Joachim amerikanischen Universitäten angeschrieben und Gauck, hatte unser Bundespräsident Van der Bellen das Echo war bescheiden. Aber an irgendeiner diese einen kleinen Empfang in der Österreichischen Bot- Amerikanischen Universitäten war zur Zeit zufällig schaft in Berlin. ein Holländer, ein gewisser Prins, und dieser ging Am Donnerstag den 02.03.2017 war Dr. Van der nach West-Berlin an das neu gegründete „Interna- Bellen in Berlin eingetroffen. Bei einem Empfang tional Institute of Management“, das später zum am Donnerstagabend vor einem ausgewählten Pu- Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (WZB) wurde. Der blikum, in der österreichischen Botschaft gab es lang hat meine Unterlagen gesehen, und plötzlich im anhaltenden Applaus für ihn.