Hietzing
Austria
Hietzing, a district of Vienna, holds 44 connections with 512 other places across 17 topics, anchored in government, art, music, and architecture. Its ties are strongest with Vienna and Austria, extending to Germany and London. The district contains Schönbrunn Palace and the Lainzer Tiergarten. Johann Strauss II and Katharina Schratt were among its notable residents during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Austria's public broadcaster ORF has operated its television and radio center in Hietzing since the late 1960s.
Katharina Schratt
Connects Hietzing to: Bad Ischl, Austria | Baden bei Wien, Austria
Fritz Moravec
Connects Hietzing to: Austria | Vienna, Austria
Bruno Granichstaedten
Connects Hietzing to: United States | Austria | Vienna, Austria
Franz Joseph I
Connects Hietzing to: Timișoara, Romania | Kikinda, Serbia | Velyka Volosianka | Dobl-Zwaring, Austria
Beatrice von Dovsky
Connects Hietzing to: Vienna, Austria | Florence, Italy | Stuttgart, Germany | Östmark
Wally Neuzil
Connects Hietzing to: Austria | Vienna, Austria | Sinj, Croatia | Neulengbach, Austria
ORF (broadcaster)
Connects Hietzing to: Graz, Austria | Sankt Pölten, Austria | Dornbirn, Austria | Josefstadt | Böheimkirchen, Austria
Felix Mottl
Connects Hietzing to: London, England | Berlin, Germany | Vienna, Austria | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Karlsruhe, Germany
Waltraut Haas
Connects Hietzing to: Germany | Berlin, Germany | Austria | Vienna, Austria | Munich, Germany
Vienna Museum
Connects Hietzing to: Vienna, Austria | Nagoya, Japan | Lower Austria | Landstraße | Innere Stadt
Liberal Forum
Connects Hietzing to: Donaustadt | Margareten | Mariahilf | Hernals | Ottakring
Rudolf Hausner
Connects Hietzing to: Germany | Cambridge, England | Netherlands | Belgium | Vienna, Austria