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Schönbrunn Palace of Vienna | Unwind in Austria | ft. Parichay Mehta

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The most visited attraction of Austria is Schönbrunn Palace. In thi sepisode of Unwind with Parichay Mehta, we are exploring various sections of the premise. You need to keep 1 day aside in Vienna just to explore the awe-inspiring Schönbrunn Palace! Watch this World Culture Network original series and tell us why this experience would be on your bucket list too! If you have already visited it, we’d love to hear your experience.

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In this series, Unwind, Parichay Mehta will give share with you the experience of some the most sought after and some offbeat tourist experiences. He will also share details of how you could try the same and the things to keep in mind before you opt for it. Experience the world and unwind, only on World Culture Network.

Host: Parichay Mehta
DOP: Akash Shah
Editor: Nainesh Dingankar
Music: Ben Sound - A New Beginning (http://www.bensound.com)
Produced by: World Culture Network (Productions)

Partners:
Vienna Tourism Board: https://www.wien.info/en
Rail Europe: http://www.raileurope.co.in/
Do Step Inn: http://awaradiaries.com/do-step-inn-viennas-nice-inexpensive-hostel/

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