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Bucharest is in Romania. Vienna is in Austria. Prague is in the Czech Republic.
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What is Freud's home?
Vienna, Austria
When did Mozart die and where?
Mozart died in Vienna, having returned home from Prague because he was ill. His death came at 1 AM on the 5th of December, 1791. He was about seven weeks short of his 36th birthday. Use the link below to check facts and learn more.
Should the Infant Jesus of Prague be displayed alone in the home?
I am not sure what you are asking exactly but there is no problem displaying the Infant of Prague either alone or on a home altar with other statues of the saints.
What city did Sigmund Freud call home?
Sigmund Freud called Vienna, Austria his home for most of his life. He worked and lived in Vienna, establishing his practice and making significant contributions to the field of psychology.
What museums are in Vienna?
Vienna is home to many museums, including the Beethoven Museum, the Vienna Museum, and the Chimney Sweep Museum. For a more complete list of Vienna's museums, please visit the related links.
what wireless internet providers are available in New Prague I do not wnat to have to have a home phone line anymore?
Mobile-Link Wireless provides wireless internet service in New Prague.
Marie Antoinette's education?
She was home schooled by excellent tutors in Vienna.
What two teams won the European cup with all home grown players?
Glasgow Celtic & steaua bucharest
Where is Freud's home?
Sigmund Freud's former home and workplace, now a museum, is located in Vienna, Austria. The address is Berggasse 19, 1090 Vienna. Freud lived and worked in this apartment from 1891 until 1938 when he fled Austria during the Nazi occupation.
What is the home of Dracula?
Supposedly Dracula lived in Transylvania. He was originally called Vlad the Impaler and lived in Hunadora Castle which is located in Bucharest, Romania.
When did Vienna become the capital of Austria?
In 1440, Vienna became home to the Habsburgs, the dynasty that held power through many changes in borders and advantageous marriages through the end of World War 1, in 1918. In 1804, Vienna became the capital of the Austrian Empire.
