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Beautiful Video Zooms All Over Vienna, Austria

By Casey Chan Published March 10, 2016, 7:28 pm ET

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I’ve never been to Vienna but I can tell you that it is beautiful because this video by FilmSpektakel basically takes you all over the capital of Austria through a fun zooming effect that teleports you to different landmarks. It’s sort of like traveling on a haze of drugs and booze.

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