When the scent of roast goose, red cabbage, and dumplings fills Vienna’s restaurants, you know it’s Ganslzeit.

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Vienna’s free municipal kindergartens are in high demand, and places often go to full-time workers. Could unemployment cost your child a spot?

From carved lanterns to steaming soup and bottles of green-gold oil, Kürbisfest is Austria’s shorthand for autumn at its tastiest.