SoundSeeing Vienna Hofburg Palace - Expensive houses, a beautiful square, and thirst quenching coffee houses surround the headquarters of the former Habsburg Dynasty. But not everyone could appreciate these surroundings: Emperor Joseph thought that the view of the green marble ?Loos House? was so detrimental that the palace curtains had to remain closed here. He also refused to use the entrance on this side! The emperor was a bit childish, or not?
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Supported operating systems:
Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.1 Classic, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
Similar Software:
Travel Beijing, China. Illustrated Guide, Phrasebook and Maps. Travel Beijing, China. Illustrated Guide, Phrasebook and Maps. - An illustrated city guide, phrasebook, and maps. Indulge Yourself with a personal tour guide on Your PDA. FREE General chapter, basic phrasebook, and a map in the trial version.
Features
Fully illustrated.
Historical overviews.
Interesting facts
SoundSeeing Rome Saint Peter?s SoundSeeing Rome Saint Peter?s - The center of the Catholic faith lies in a tiny city-state governed by the Pope. The largest Christian church is built upon the grave of the apostle Peter. There are plenty of reasons to visit Saint Peter’'s, one of which is Michelangelo’'s dome
CityAdvisor CityAdvisor is designed to simplify your way of traveling in cities. with the public transport systems become more and more complicated, install City Advisor on your smart phone, you will get a real-time guider. The maps are based on open xml format, and a map editor can be got on the cityadvisor.net allows you to create your own map
Les Combrailles en Poche Les Combrailles en Poche - Les Combrailles en Poche is a kind of a tourist guide for the charming region of Auvergne, France.
Very well done, it exploits to the full the multimedia abilities of the Pocket PC : photos and sounds allow you to organise your stay, between hotel, watermills, walks or ultralight.
The restaurants haven't been forgotten
Spb Traveler Spb Traveler is a mobile travel assistant application that helps to keep track of trips, stay on top of meetings even when abroad
Speereo Voice Translator: English-Spanish (WM Smart) Speereo Voice Translator (SVT) is an ideal companion for traveling on business or leisure and also is an excellent aid for business communication. Running on Windows Mobile and Symbian based mobile devices it contains of over 4000 phrases in each of 16+ languages and many other useful features
Visitor Guide Istanbul (Dolmabahce Palace) Visitor Guide Istanbul is an illustrated tourist guide for Istanbul.
This free guide contains photos and descriptions of the Dolmabahce Palace
Travel Montreal Guide, Phrasebook, and Maps Travel Montreal Guide, Phrasebook, and Maps - An illustrated city guide, phrasebook, and maps. Indulge Yourself with a personal tour guide on Your PDA. FREE General Information chapter and a map in the trial version.
Features
Fully illustrated.
Historical overviews.
Interesting facts.
Street and attractions map, metro map and more
Visitor Guide Istanbul (Dolmabahce Plc) Visitor Guide Istanbul (Dolmabahce Plc) - Visitor Guide Istanbul is an illustrated tourist guide for Istanbul.
This free guide contains photos and descriptions of the Dolmabahce Palace
Other Software by developer «Shoeboxmedia»:
SoundSeeing Vienna Vienna State Opera SoundSeeing Vienna Vienna State Opera - Opera is associated with Vienna, in the same way that wooden shoes and cheese are associated with the Netherlands; of course, with the difference that a ticket to the opera is probably much more expensive than the Dutch souvenirs
SoundSeeing Rome Insula SoundSeeing Rome Insula - . Insula, Aracoeli Stairs, Cordonata and Capitool (Campidoglio) Rome seems like one big open-air museum sometimes, where the one monument comes after the other
SoundSeeing Rome Colosseum SoundSeeing Rome Colosseum - The arena was in much better shape in earlier days, but it is still an imposing ruin. You can easily imagine how it went here in the glory days of the Roman Empire: gladiator fights and wild beasts pursuing each other or criminals, Christians and Jews
SoundSeeing London Trafalgar square SoundSeeing London Trafalgar square - This prestigious square often serves as meeting point for demonstrations or other public gatherings. The square is frequently photographed, especially in December, when it travels the world over as a Christmas greeting
SoundSeeing Paris Arc de Triomphe du Carroussel SoundSeeing Paris Arc de Triomphe du Carroussel - A smaller version of the Arc de Triomphe previously formed the entranceway to the Tuileries Palace. After a large fire in the palace set by revolutionaries, the triumphal arch was the only thing left standing. The information signs by the monument are solely in French
SoundSeeing Rome Piazza del Popolo SoundSeeing Rome Piazza del Popolo - If you think the current customs checks are irritating, then think about the pilgrims who wanted to enter Rome via the Porta del Popolo. The security check that they had to endure was much more dubious. The visitors scattered themselves all over Rome via the Popolo Piazza
SoundSeeing Paris The Pont Neuf SoundSeeing Paris The Pont Neuf - The Pont Neuf connects the ile de la Cite with the banks of the river Seine. Despite its name, ?New Bridge?, the Pont Neuf is the oldest remaining bridge in the city. At the time, it really was new in that it was made of stone and no houses could be built on it
SoundSeeing Paris Notre Dame SoundSeeing Paris Notre Dame - This gothic cathedral with its magnificent facade became famous mainly because of the writer Victor Hugo. And that was exactly his intention. He protected ?Our Lady? from deterioration by writing his novel ?The Hunchback of Notre Dame? - because world fame helps to keep you on top
SoundSeeing Rome Scala Sancta SoundSeeing Rome Scala Sancta - Scala Sancta and Sancta Sanctorum (Holy Stairs, Holy of Holies) According to tradition, Jesus climbed up this stairway on the day of his condemnation. Drops of blood from the crown of thorns on his head were to have fallen on the stair treads
