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After turning down the possibility of a two-year probation sentence, a Campbellsville man may face 20 years in prison for selling drugs.
Danny Dale Burress, 49, of 4450 Speck Ridge Road faced a jury last Wednesday in Taylor Circuit Court Judge Doughlas M. George's courtroom.
Burress had been indicted in 2004 on charges of second-degree selling hydrocodone, his second offense, and being a second-degree persistent felony offender.
According to court records, Burress was accused of selling hydrocodone pills to a confidential informant used by local law enforcement.
Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney John Miller, the prosecutor in the case, said Burress' case has been ongoing since 2004.
Miller said Burress had been offered a plea agreement amending the charge of second-degree selling hydrocodone - which is a Class C felony punishable by five to 10 years in prison - to a misdemeanor offense.
Because the offense was Burress' second and he was charged with being a persistent felony offender, the sentence a jury could recommend was enhanced.
Miller said the plea agreement stated that Burress would have received two years' probation in exchange for a guilty plea to the misdemeanor offense. He said the plea agreement would have included no jail time.
After finding Burress guilty, the jury recommended that he be sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Miller said he was pleased with the jury's verdict.
"I think it sent a message to the community that drug trafficking won't be tolerated in Campbellsville and Taylor County," Miller said. "And I think that's the right message to send."
Miller said that a judge does not have to agree with a jury's recommended sentence. However, he said, local judges have historically gone along with jury recommendations.
He said he thinks that George will likely sentence Burress to 20 years in prison. If so, Miller said, Burress will have to serve at least 20 percent - or four years - of the 20-year sentence before he can become eligible for parole.
This wasn't the first time Burress has faced a jury on the charges against him.
Burress' case originally went to trial in April. However, the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict, and George declared a mistrial.
Miller said he believes the jurors who served at Burress' first trial helped the court system by sticking to their opinions and not acquitting him. He said Burress might not have been convicted if his first trial had not ended in a mistrial.
Local attorney Tim Berry Falls represented Burress. He declined to comment.
Burress will appear in Taylor Circuit Court again on Dec. 18 for sentencing.
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Standing on the deck with my morning coffee, I look out through the woods and down the path that runs toward the compost pile. Yesterday a hungry, 400-lb black bear emerged from hibernation and tore it apart. Now, half-decomposed frozen garbage, black soil and wet leaves are strewn in a 20-foot radius around what used to be a tidy pile.
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Putting my coffee cup on a nearby tree stump, I check along the sheltered side of the woodshed to see how they're doing, then begin to pull away shredded leaves from their emerging fronds and debate sautéing them in a few days with butter and garlic, or bacon drippings and onion.
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I'm incredulous when I hear someone say they don't like peaches. Say whaaaaat?? These must be the people who've only ever had mediocre peaches because, really, if they could ever experience the sheer joy of eating a peach right off … Continue reading
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Blueberry Coconut Smoothie with Fresh Ginger
Choices. Every day I'm able to make choices about my diet, my health or my activities. One day earlier this week I considered being lazy by picking up a few packages of blueberries at my local supermarket but, thankfully, I … Continue reading
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Garden Fresh Kale Salad
This Garden Fresh Kale Salad is easy to make, packed full of everything good for you, and uses local, readily available vegetables. It was recently brought to my attention that my recipe for Kale Salad is not on my blog. … Continue reading
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So which is Adrien Brody? The young actor took home the golden statuette in 2002 for Roman Polanski's quintessential Oscar-bait epic, The Pianist. Gaunt and grieving, Brody's Wladyslaw Szpilman is tangible humanity wandering in the vast open spaces of Polanski's film. Brody's choices are daring, his personality quirky. And effervescently annoying Dr. Pepper commercials notwithstanding, Brody's past projects ' Terence Malick's The Thin Red Line, Spike Lee's Summer of Sam ' promise much. But just how good is he really? The Jacket is the latest chance to answer that question.
In a confusing desert night of madness and mayhem, Gulf War soldier Jack Starks (Brody) shows a moment of kindness to an Iraqi child and ends up with a bullet in the brain for his Samaritan streak. At first, army doctors count Starks among the dead, but at the last minute, an observant nurse sees him blink. He's alive, it turns out, but his memory is shot. He sits dully in a chair, staring past doctors and officers talking at him. He doesn't realize how lucky he is, they say. There will be help for him, they promise.
What a stunning beginning, the perfect perch for an excellent exploration of the psychological aftermath of war. Starks is a walking metaphor, physically surviving the war he is sent to fight, but coming back to society minus the ability to remember it. We've seen the previews, so we know Starks is going to get himself into some serious psychiatric trouble involving a straitjacket and a morgue drawer any minute now. But what if there's an intelligent design at work here, a subtle political point to be made about the price of war?
Don't get too attached to such a deep thought because, just like that, it's gone. Screenwriter Massy Tadjedin instead opts for a mishmash of ideas about fate and time, all much more interestingly examined in the screenplays of far better movies such as the Oscar-winning Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys and, yes, even Christopher Reeve's 1980 shameless tearjerker Somewhere in Time.
Hitchhiking on the back roads of Vermont after his return stateside, Starks helps a strung-out mom (Kelly Lynch) and her wide-eyed daughter, Jackie. Moments later, he's offered a ride to the Canadian border by a genial-enough stranger, who ends up killing a cop and leaving Starks unconscious by the roadside. In the absence of any proof that anyone else was there ' and thanks to Starks' faulty memory ' the veteran is sentenced to the mental institution Alpine Grove.
A renegade doctor (Kris Kristofferson) selects him for special treatment, which involves drugs, a straitjacket and long hours locked in a morgue drawer. The purported mental benefits are never fully explained (go figure), but that matters naught, for in the drawer, Starks begins to see the future. He meets Jackie all grown up in the year 2007 and discovers that Jack Starks is already dead. He spends the rest of the film shuttling back and forth, trying to figure out how he dies in 1992 while falling in love with Jackie (Keira Knightley) in 2007. At this point, our movie about memory has forgotten where it was going.
Director John Maybury does a decent enough job creating the claustrophobia of a life gone horribly wrong; Alpine Grove is a carnival caricature of dark, unsanitary corners, its staff nasty and neglectful. And Brody fights to keep us rapt, rendering Starks' passivity and vulnerability a physical reality.
There's an elusive grace to Brody's onscreen persona, a smartness and sensitivity just under the surface that's mesmerizing. For an innocent thrown into hell, Starks initially seems exceptionally low-key; Brody bravely never overemotes, patiently waiting for us to tune into his distinct emotional frequency. When finally he howls "We will haunt you" at one of his caretakers, it's hard not to feel it in your bones. At all the right moments, Brody buzzes like a tuning fork with panic, anger and despair, his understated, self-effacing style only magnifying each emotional truth.
But sadly, not even Brody's bottomless eyes or the intelligent vibrations he brings to every scene can make The Jacket fit. What's it all about? Perhaps it's just one long yawp in the face of inevitable fate, a paean to the idea that a sense of control is one of life's grandest delusions. But the film mistakes complexity for cleverness, spinning a web that straitjackets Brody's talents. He can't help this material because he's so much better than it is. His performances are always good; now he just needs the choices to match.
AUG 29 Everyone who cares about Louisiana should take time to peruse this story about coastal loss from Bob Marshall of The Lens. It's not enough to call it a story; it's an interactive experience packed with data and amazing graphics, timelines, history, photos and excellent writing. Set aside some time, because you can't go through this one in a few minutes.
JUN 29 This bizarre story from the Advocate on the shooting of a Baton Rouge television personality reads like the script of a soap opera - but not a good one. The allegations against him include sexual abuse of children, including the alleged shooter, and a sham immigration marriage involving his own daughter. The other side? He was a chaplin for the Sheriff's Office in Baton Rouge and preached in a local church.
AUG 29 Here's a story from CBS News about a killer amoeba found in the water system of St. John the Baptist Parish. The story made all three networks (CBS, ABC, NBC) as well as Fox "News," although they have not yet found out how it is Obama's fault. Seriously, the good news is that so far officials know of no one sickened by the water.
AUG 29 Huffington Post has a blog called Love Letters, which is grandly described as "an anthology of reflections on places the world over." This entry is from LSU Football Coach Les Miles, who, it appears, loves Baton Rouge. (Of course he does; he's a rich straight white man.) And certainly Baton Rouge loves him - unless he loses (ask Curley "Golden Flake" Hallman about that) or leaves (ask Nick Saban).
AUG 29 Blogger Bob Mann comments here upon Governor Bobby Jindal's federal lawsuit about Common Core. Mann calls it a "thinly veiled campaign document" and that might be the nicest thing he says in this post. Most troubling for Jindal and his aspirations, Mann has unearthed what Bobby said just a few years ago when he first decided to shove Common Core down our throats.
AUG 29 Blogger Tom Aswell has several developments here related to the so-called Edmonson amendment. The most entertaining one is possibly Tom's acknowledgement that a State Police official is (allegedly) calling the bloggers covering the story some colorful names. Listen up, cowboy: You really think two veterans like Tom Aswell and CB Forgotston care if you call them idiots?
AUG 29 Gotta love those journalists who write something with the enthusiasm that implies they're the first one to figure something out. Mostly, they're not. This is one of those times; the post on Slate Magazine says that Bobby Jindal's Common Core lawsuit is a political stunt. Well - Duh.
AUG 29 This story by WVLA tells us about a guy who got busted for speeding in Baton Rouge. Who cares? This guy took that infraction to new heights by going 129 miles per hour on Nicholson Drive. Poor fella - he probably has spent so much time sitting in Baton Rouge traffic he just had to cut lose.
AUG 28 As the controversy surrounding the Office of Group Benefits intensifies, blogger Tom Aswell gives us some background on the current problems. The OGB, which handles health insurance for current and retired state employees, is deep in the red since it was privatized by Jindal, and Aswell gives us the skinny: this great plan was designed by ALEC. The company handling it? Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana - a longtime member of ALEC.
AUG 28 Blogger CB Forgotston has a concept for a new reality show: the wives of the "Dork Dynasty." That's the name that some troopers have given to State Police Commander Mike Edmonson and his inner circle. The ladies CB has picked for his cast are not just housewives, however, and the connections here are pretty interesting.
AUG 28 Blogger Ian McGibboney is writing about the strife in Ferguson in this post, and articulating what many people down south are saying. There's a fairy tale about how there's tons of racism in the South, but it's all hunky dory up North. (Really? Look again.)


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Burt's Bees Natural Toothpaste Multicare Flouride Trial & Travel Peppermint - 0.65 oz. (18g)
Burt's Bees Natural Multicare Peppermint Flouride Trial & Travel Toothpaste is a natural, effective toothapaste clinically proven to improve oral health. With real cranberry extract known to block bacteria from adhering to teeth and gums, helping prevent plaque formation before it starts. Multiple benefits to naturally care for teeth and gums.
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One common misconception I find many of my Loft blogging students have is that they believe their blog is like a book written in real time, with each chapter building upon the last. I have to point out to them that unlike a memoir, where you read from beginning to end, with each post you […]Continue reading
What is Your Ten-Year Plan?
My read on today's society is that it is no longer "cool" to set New Year's resolutions. Not helping the resolutions' case is that we rarely keep them; there's a reason gyms require you to buy a year-long membership rather than pay month-to-month. For me, I've never felt moved by the random change of an […]Continue reading
Why the Arts Matter in STEM Education
My tour of a STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) grade school in Akron, Ohio, serves as my launching point for a look at arts education–and the effort to add an A for arts to make STEAM–in a guest post I wrote for Artist Think. This thought-provoking blog is produced by visual artist, writer, and […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: Richard Russo on Winning the Pulitzer and the Writing Life
MONTPELIER, VT: If you were a writer, what would be the first question you would ask a Pulitzer-Prize-winning novelist? I'm having a hard time narrowing my list down to that one question, but Vermont College of Fine Arts President Tom Greene chose to open a public discussion here at our MFA in Writing residency with […]Continue reading
MFA Nugget: Do Your Opening and Closing Lines Sing?
MONTPELIER, VT: Is your creative writing work-in-progress handy? I'll wait a moment while you fetch it. Got it in hand now? Okay. Read the opening three lines aloud. Then read the closing three lines. Did you hear music? That's the question Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing student Nancy Levine asked in her […]Continue reading
Imagining History, or Creating True Scenes You've Never Seen
No matter what type of creative writing you pursue–fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry–a compelling scene can deepen the reader's immersion in your words. In two weeks I'll be giving a lecture at my final Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing residency titled Imagining History: Creating True Scenes You've Never Seen. I've provided a teaser of […]Continue reading
Why I Never Call Someone Talented
God-given. Gifted. Blessed. These are adjectives and nouns we use when referring to someone as talented. We are suggesting that talent was a gift the individual received before he or she was even born. So if a creative produces a breathtaking work of art, and she is talented, why would we complement her by suggesting […]Continue reading


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NEMA opens application period for Mid-Market Affordable Rental Homes
Affordable Homes for Rent in San Francisco
16 Studio + 22 One-bedroom + 14 Two-bedroom "Below Market Rate" rental units available
NEMA, 8 10th St (and Market), San Francisco CA 94103
Tech-savvy and design driven, NEMA is a next generation luxury residential community at the forefront of San Francisco's dynamic Mid-Market Neighborhood renaissance. As a resident at NEMA you will find yourself at the heart of the excitement in a trend-setting community that truly is "Made in San Francisco"
- Brand new residences with sleek modern finishes, laminated hard wood floors, stainless steel kitchen appliances and European bath fixtures
- 16 Studio units for $899/month available to qualified households.
- 22 One-bedroom units for $1,022/month available to qualified households.
- 14 Two-bedroom units for $1,139/month available to qualified households.
- Renter households must earn no more than 55% Area Median Income.
Household Size – 55% of Median Income 2014: One Person $37,350; Two Person $42,750; Three Person $48,050; Four Person $53,400; Five Person $57,650
Applications received by May 30, 2014 @ 5 pm to the NEMA – BMR Office at 14 10th St, San Francisco, CA 94103.
Contact NEMA at 415.434.4200 or firstname.lastname@example.com for information on the units and view the full unit posting at www.sf-moh.org.
Units are monitored through the San Francisco Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development and are subject to monitoring and other restrictions. Visit www.sf-moh.org for program information.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014, 5:00pm
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1231 Market Street. San Francisco, CA 94103
Open House Dates
May 20, 10-11am; May 20, 5-6pm; May 25, 9-10am
All applicants are encouraged to apply. Lottery preference will be given to Certificate of Preference and Ellis Act Housing Preference holders* and households that live or work in San Francisco.
*Certificate of Preference holders are primarily households displaced in Redevelopment Project Areas during the 1960's and 1970′s, but may also include other persons displaced by Agency action. Ellis Act Housing Preference holders are long term San Francisco tenants who were evicted because of the Ellis Act. Contact 415-701-5613 for more information.


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In BNM module, you will get Bestselling products, New products & Most viewed products display within a single module.
You need to add the following blocks in homepage (CMS -> Manage Pages) to show best selling and new products block in homepage.
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Bestselling Products Page
You need to create a CMS page (CMS -> Manage Pages) with the following parameters to show best selling products listing page.
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Updated 12:46pm Wednesday 5th March 2014 in News By Ruth Halkon, Reporter
People at risk of isolation from the community around them met the folks next door over afternoon tea.
Community Action Hertsmere held a 'Meet your Neighbour' event yesterday at Windsor Community Hall in Blythe Close, Borehamwood.
People over the age of 50 enjoyed scones, jam and tea courtesy of jam maker Superjam.
The event was organised by Jennifer Reefe, who works at the Community Shop in Leeming Road.
She said: "This event came about as a result of a group of over 50s who meet every Wednesday at the community shop as they want to be part of the local community and meet their neighbours.
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Born in Italy in 1982, Alessandro has always been fascinated by electronics. Telecomunications engineer, in 2003 he got his first digital compact camera. At first he took great quantity of photos only as memories of events and landscapes. With time he decided to turn quantity into quality and, in 2008, he decided to attend a base course of digital photography. He bought his first DSRL camera, a Canon 400D and start to do trips and long walks in mountains, at beach or through autumn hills. He spent a year in USA, this place made him, kind of landscape phographer. With new camera, a Canon 5D (the first one was "kidnapped" by waves near Mendocino, California) and after attended lots of workshops he broaden his field to portraiture photograpy too.
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Compensation order for Burnley girl in attack on police
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A TEENAGE girl who attacked a police officer and a detention officer on Christmas Day after a drinking session must pay them compensation.
Burnley magistrates heard Codie-Lee Gallagher, 18, scratched both victims in the face and kicked the detention officer in the chest and leg.
Gallagher was originally offered a conditional caution for the outburst if she paid £100 to each of the two officers.
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Baton Rouge, La (NBC33) — Eight dogs are dropped off at Park Forest Animal Hospital in Baton Rouge in poor condition, some covered with mange, pregnant, or unable to move.
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Many theatre or opera artists visit this Vienna hotel every year. The Mercure Secession offers a combination of classic style and modern comfort, suitable for short breaks, as well as for business trips.
On-site facilities at Mercure Secession Vienna include meeting and parking facilities, comfortable and stylish guest rooms, a cosy lounge bar and an excellent restaurant.
Great location, stayed here 2 years ago and would stay again. we had an apartment ...Venere Guest, Australia
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Breakfast at Hotel Mercure Secession Wien
Breakfast is available between 7 AM and 11 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Hotel Mercure Secession Wien
- Bar
- Snack bar
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - 24 hour
- Gift shop
- Shops in the hotel
- Pets accepted
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Personal newspapers
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Meeting Room
- Business Center
- Internet/Email services
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 17 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 19 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 12 per pet
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Hotel Mercure Secession Wien reviews
- August 2012
- Venere Guest
- Australia
Great location, stayed here 2 years ago and would stay again. we had an apartment which was fantastic but unfortunately the housekeeping was somewhat lacking - 3 guests and only 2 cups, bins not emptied, tissues or coffee/tea not refilled etc etc. Requests to rectify this were dealt with promptly but, embarrassingly, every day there was another issue. Other than housekeeping a great hotel which would suit all needs.
- October 2007
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- Finland
Overall the hotel was average for a 3 star hotel, but not in any way special and definitely unfriendly. The reception staff were barely able to acknowledge my existence. They were a little more friendly to German speaking customers, but not to anyone else. Did not even say thank you or goodbye when I left and made me feel very unwelcome. I travel a lot and this service was a surprise. Also, the staff assumed and gave me a smoking room - which I neither wanted nor requested - and I hate smoking rooms. The room and floor smelt of smoke in the morning - horrible. As for the location of the hotel, it was fine, except that no useful advice was given as to how to get from the U-bahn to the hotel, a hike of about 2km. I phoned the hotel from the exit of the U-bahn but, yep, you guessed it, I felt like I was being a nuisance - had to work it out for myself in the end by asking people on the street. I would not recommend this hotel, perhaps unless you are German speaking or like rude service.
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Book your family-friendly accommodation at Hotel Mercure Secession Wien, offering 70 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy LCD televisions with premium satellite channels and pay movies. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones during their Mariahilf visit.
Individual décor and furnishings make each stay a unique experience. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional guest comforts include minibars, soundproofing and air conditioning.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Pay-Per-View
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Hotel Mercure Secession WienBy car
From the A1 highway, take exit Wien Zentrum and drive towards Schönbrunn until Schönbrunner Straße. Turn left at the signs to Praha and follow the indications towards the Mariahilfer Gürtel. At the square, before the Westbahnhof train station, turn right into Mariahilfer Straße.
From the A2 highway, drive to Zentrum and straight ahead to Triester Straße, continue until the Wiental-Gürtel West, turn left and follow the signs to Praha and the Mariahilfer Gürtel. At the square, before the Westbahnhof railway station, turn right into Mariahilfer Strasse.
By train
From Westbahnhof railway station, take underground line U3 to the Neubaugasse stop.
From Südbahnhof train station, take bus 13A to the Neubaugasse stop.
By airplane
From Vienna airport, take the bus to Westbahnhof train station and continue by underground.
Distances from Hotel Mercure Secession WienAcademy of Fine Arts Vienna - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Secession Building - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Theater an der Wien - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Naschmarkt - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Castle Garden - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Vienna State Opera - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Karlsplatz Stadbahn Station - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Museum of Art History - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Karlsplatz - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Vienna University of Technology - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Albertina - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Leopold Museum - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Ringstrassen Galerien - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Maria Theresa Square - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Museumsquartier - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Mercure Secession Wien is Vienna (VIE-Vienna Intl.) - 15.9 km / 9.9 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Mercure Secession Wien
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- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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