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We tell Vienna’s stories. Here’s who’s telling ours.

Hidden neighborhood histories, memorable encounters, and fresh perspectives on familiar places: discover AlpineFoxes through the eyes of others. Explore selected articles and videos featuring our team and our guided tours of Vienna.

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A walk that stays with you

The Times of Israel – Blogs

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For Michael J. Salamon, the son of a Holocaust survivor, exploring Jewish Vienna with Claudia became a deeply personal journey. His moving account reflects on her knowledge and empathy, and on the close connection between past and present in the streets they walked together.

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Familiar streets. Unexpected stories.

MeinBezirk

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Think you know your neighborhood? Claudia might make you think again. MeinBezirk introduces our neighborhood walks and the stories that surprise even lifelong locals. From the Strudlhofstiege staircase to the Servitenviertel and Harmoniegasse, there is plenty to discover just around the corner.

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Where even the silence tells a story

Kronen Zeitung​

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With Claudia as your guide, Vienna’s Central Cemetery becomes an open-air history book. Join Kronen Zeitung on a walk among famous names, lesser-known lives, and monuments rich in symbolism. It is a portrait of a surprisingly lively city of the dead, rounded off in true Viennese fashion with a sausage at the stand outside.

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In Freud’s footsteps – with Claudia and “Inside Austria”

DER STANDARD & DER SPIEGEL​

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From Vienna’s Berggasse, Sigmund Freud changed how we understand ourselves. But who was the man behind psychoanalysis? The five-part podcast series “Der Fall Freud” explores his life and controversial legacy, with me as an interview guest.

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From the couch to the coffeehouse: Discover Freud’s Vienna

Deutsche Well​e

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Berggasse was his workplace, the university his research ground, and Café Landtmann a favorite haunt. Join Claudia Muchitsch in this video exploring Sigmund Freud’s Vienna. From the Freud Museum through the Servitenviertel neighborhood, discover the places that shaped his daily life and witnessed the beginnings of psychoanalysis.

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