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Zeinab Salem Daycare Home Preschool – Vienna, VA 22180

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Zeinab Salem is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Vienna. The director has programs for children as young as 3 months to as old as 8 years 11 months. Contact Zeinab Salem to learn more about availability, rates, and pricing.

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Zeinab Salem is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Vienna.

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the garden is beautiful in spring, blooming in summer, golden in autumn.. well, a bit dull in winter. but it’s still good to take a walk

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• 779VALALERIA

  Kyiv, Ukraine1 139 publications

  9000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9,000 9000 is not very interesting , blooming in summer, golden in autumn .. well, a little dull in winter. but walking is still good

  Review of: Schonbrunner Gardens

  Posted February 11, 2022

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• alexeygood

  Ivanovo, Russia2,259 publications

  Green corner in the center of Vienna!

  The castle garden is a really green corner! We entered from the side of the Mozart monument. It caught my eye – people are sunbathing right on the grass! It’s funny, actually ..))) A beautiful place!

  Review for: Burggarten

  Posted June 17, 2018

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• Olya Kozich

  Krakow, Poland1,928 publications

  Beautiful park

  Very beautiful and well-maintained park. Located between the Lower and Upper Belvedere. It is very beautiful here: many flowers, fountains and sculptures.

  Review for: Belvedere Schlossgarten

  Published October 13, 2022

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• George_P74

  Moscow, Russia1,450 publications

  Botanical Garden and Zoo

  A small botanical garden, once a place where trees and flowers were grown to further decorate and landscaping the city. Many greenhouses, flower beds, there is a small zoo. Of course, it is better to come in spring and summer, but in late autumn and even in winter you can come to visit, for example, a palm greenhouse (Palmenhaus). It’s only advisable to make sure in advance that the greenhouse is not rented for any event. The easiest way to get there is by train (city S80 or intercity) to the Hirschstetten station of the same name. South entrance from Quadenstrasse (house 15) – a stone’s throw from the station. There is also a northern entrance from Oberfeldgasse, but there you already have to go by tram 26. nine0003

  Review for: Blumengaerten Hirschstetten

  Published September 1, 2016

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• RusDeutsch

  Kolomna, Russia480 publications

  Leisure garden

  Great place for walking and jogging if your hotel is nearby. We lived nearby, so we couldn’t stop walking. Nice, quiet. Grace. Probably in the summer this garden is much more interesting to visit, but in December we made a good promenade. nine0349

  Review for: Botanischer Garten (Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna)

  Published December 28, 2019

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• Elena K

  St. Petersburg, Russia348 publications

  Green island in the center of Vienna

  We lived next door to this park – a great place for sports, walking and spending time outdoors. In the park, the main attractions are the awesome, giant anti-aircraft towers from the times of World War II and the Augarten porcelain manufactory with a museum, a shop and a wonderful cafe. nine0003

  Review for: Augarten

  Published August 22, 2016

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• sirlarissa

  Moscow, Russia142 publications

  3 hours in the thermal baths

  Last time I was in the thermal baths in Badan. This time I went to Oberlaa. The latter are bigger and more modern. I don’t advise on weekends. Viennese go with whole families. But there are a lot of places. We took the first version of the ticket until 3 o’clock. We received a bracelet, paid at the exit. I advise you to take one booth for everyone. booth, change clothes there. time has flown by. While everyone went around, 3 hours and ended. At the exit, they paid 48 euros for 2 people, 3 hours and 1 cabin. If you are a family, see family ticket options, it’s cheaper. I advise you to visit. nine0003

  Review for: Kurpark Oberlaa

  Published May 9, 2019

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• Ekaterina S

  Moscow, Russia616 publications

  Alpine Garden

  A pleasant alpine garden is located next to the Belvedere, entrance from the Belvedere Park. The garden is quite small, the inspection does not take much time. A few years ago I was here in May, when the rhododendrons were in bloom, it was very beautiful. nine0003

  Review for: Alpengarten

  Published August 21, 2016

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• alexb261

  St. Petersburg, Russia723 publications

  Liechtenstein Country Palace

  Considered one of the examples of the Austrian Baroque. At the same time, the building is not as elegant on the outside as it is magnificent on the inside. You can easily spend the whole day here. The Heracles Hall and the library are magnificent. nine0003

  Review for: Palais Lichtenstein

  Published September 29, 2016

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• Olga929

  Russia606 publications

  Crown Prince Rudolph’s Garden

  We visited Schonbrunn several times, but this was the first time we came to this park. Entrance to it is paid, we always take a complex ticket and, apparently, on past visits, this particular part of the park was not included in the paid tour. It was time for dinner, and after visiting the palace, we decided to relax in the garden, sensibly judging that there would be fewer tourists in the paid zone. From this point of view, the garden-park met our expectations. We walked among the beautiful flower beds and beautifully trimmed trees, then walked along the pergola alley, it was all entwined with climbing plants (in the heat, and we were in mid-August and the temperature was about 30 degrees – that’s it), we found a beautiful bench under shady bushes and had a little rest with a picnic. We were going to walk further, because through the openings in the pergola we saw another beautiful area, but that was not the case. It turned out that there is no access there. You can look from above by climbing to the observation deck, take a few photos, but it is impossible to get into the largest part of the park. After a while, I can say that if it were not for this disappointment, then I would say that the park is very beautiful. But to be honest, the entire territory of the Schönbrunn complex is no less beautiful. And even more, so this allocation to a separate paid zone is not entirely clear. Therefore, if the entrance is paid for with a complex ticket, then it’s worth going in, but I would not advise buying a separate ticket. By the way, orange, tangerine and lemon trees are brought here from the greenhouse in summer. They stand in tubs and even fruits hang on them. In August, they are still unripe, but it still looks beautiful. nine0003

  Review for: Privy Garden / Kronprinzengarten de Schönbrunn

  Published September 23, 2016

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• vkruglikov1971

  Vladivostok, Russia33 publications

  Pleasant place

  Quiet small park for walking, of course, it’s not worth a special visit, but if you happen to be in this area, you can take a walk and relax

  Review for: Rudolf Bednar Park

  Posted November 9, 2016

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• MichaelAndVictoriaV

  Vienna, Austria124 publications

  There is a small outdoor pool

  The park itself is nothing special: a couple of paths, lawns. Rather, it serves as a simple landscaping facility, rather than a “resting place”. The only “plus” is a good playground and a small outdoor pool, which, however, is terribly crowded on hot days. In general, not a place for tourists

  Review for: Schweizergarten

  Published August 16, 2018

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Naturally, when you move to a new country, want to return to work, or have just had a baby, you will not be left indifferent to the issue of child care. Fortunately, there are plenty of kindergartens and preschool institutions in Austria. In addition, you may want to hire an au pair and apply for child support.

But before you get started, here’s everything you need to know about childcare in Austria, including the following:

• Childcare in Austria
• Who can access childcare in Austria?
• Preschool and daytime institutions in Austria
• Children’s nannies in Austria
• nannies in Austria
• PAR in Austria
• Babiters in Austria
• BC and after school clubs
• Care for the holidays in Austria
• for children in Austria
• Child allowance and child care allowance in Austria
• Child Health in Austria
• Becoming a Nanny in Austria
• Useful Resources

Contents

1. Child Care in Austria
2. Who can access child care in Austria?
3. Pre-schools and kindergartens in Austria
4. Öffentlich (public) kindergartens
5. Private kindergartens
6. Bethribsky kindergarten
7. Child care in Austria
8. Kindergartens in Austria
9. Babysitters in Austria
10. Au-couples in Austria
11. Babysitters in Austria
12. Clubs before and after school
13. Child care during school holidays in Austria
14. Childcare costs and allowances in Austria
15. Child Care in Austria
16. Child Health in Austria
17. Babysitting in Austria
18. Useful Resources
19. Videos

Child Care in Austria

Fortunately, there is a high level of child care for your little ones in Austria, from pre-school to out-of-school kindergartens, nurseries, nannies and caregivers. These include public and private institutions (with subsidies) and personal organizations. As a rule, public kindergartens in Austria include supervised play time, as well as tuition and meals.

At present, the financing of child care institutions is mainly in the hands of the provinces and municipalities. Notably, from 2008 to 2018, the Austrian government allocated 442 million euros to expand childcare services. In addition, regional governments have allocated another 252 million euros to the development of child care facilities, thus creating more than 76,000 places for children aged six and under. Children aged five and over can enroll in kindergarten free of charge through the local council. nine0003

Most people in Austria will receive a child care allowance to help cover the cost of child support. Austria has flexible working conditions, including the right to work part-time, and maternity leave is generous.

Who can access child care in Austria ?

Austria has a universal childcare program. This means that it is open to all preschool children. Registration for a place in a public kindergarten is carried out by the responsible Austrian operating universal childcare program. Therefore, this means that it is open to all preschool children. Registration for a place in a public kindergarten is carried out in the responsible Gemeindeamt (municipal office) or at Magistrat (magistrate). Sometimes, however, this can be done in the kindergarten itself. Vaccination in Austria is voluntary. Therefore, when entering kindergarten, your child does not need to present any certificates.

Austria has a universal childcare program. Accordingly, this means that it is open to all children of preschool age. Registration for a place in a public kindergarten is carried out at the responsible institution in Austria, where the universal childcare program operates. Therefore, this means that it is open to all preschool children. Registration for a place in a public kindergarten is carried out in the responsible Gemeindeamt (municipal office) or at Magistrat (magistrate). Sometimes, however, this can be done in the kindergarten itself. Vaccination in Austria is voluntary. Therefore, when entering kindergarten, your child does not need to present any certificates.

Pre-schools and kindergartens in Austria

As a rule, kindergartens in Austria are either public (public) or private. Below are the various kindergarten options. nine0003

Öffentlich (state) kindergartens

As a rule, there are 24 children in state kindergartens for every trained teacher and one assistant teacher. They are for children aged three to six who have not yet started school and have mixed age groups. They also organize walks, cultural events and sporting events. Vienna Family Network provides useful information about the opening hours of these kindergartens: some of them are open from 07:00 to 18:00. nine0003

You can apply online for a place, but this is only possible in German. Alternatively, you can download the form and submit it to your local MA10 office. These offices will also help you with questions about kindergartens. See the list of all kindergartens by region on this convenient site.

Private kindergartens

In a private kindergarten, you can learn not only German, but also other languages. In addition, private kindergartens cater for ages 3 to 6, but many also accept younger children. Often the ratio of children to teachers in private kindergartens is much lower. In addition, they offer a more flexible approach and a complete range of activities. nine0003

Bethribsky kindergarten

Usually such kindergartens are provided by large companies for their employees. However, they are independently managed and, if space permits, also accept unbranded children. A complete list of all kindergartens operated by companies can be found here. The government website also provides a complete list of public and private kindergartens for children of all ages.

Child care in Austria

All in all, whether you are looking for an English-speaking kindergarten or a more multicultural experience, you have options. These include the International Day Care Centre, the Vienna English School and the International Montessori Orphanage.

Kindergartens in Austria

If you are looking for Tagesmutter (Nanny), Krabbelstube/Krippe (Nursery) or Leih-Oma (Nanny Hire), you can use one central search site. You just need to enter the class start date, child’s age, area of ​​residence and other search criteria. This includes criteria such as halal food, knowledge of English and others. After that, the database will send you options for any budget that you can explore. nine0003

Babysitters in Austria

Generally in Austria a babysitter is a child care professional who will work in your home. As a rule, they have a contract with a set work schedule and daily routine, which is negotiated in advance with the employer. In Austria, a nanny has certain labor rights, such as the right to paid maternity leave. As a rule, the nanny has an OFSTED registration.

Parents in Austria can get a generous universal child allowance to help pay for babysitting. You can find a nanny in Austria on the Au Pair Quest and Great British Nannies websites. nine0003

You can find a nanny in Austria on the Au Pair Quest website.

Au pairs in Austria

Typically, au pairs are young foreigners (often students) who will live with you and provide babysitting and light housework. Typically, au pairs hope to learn German or experience Austrian culture while earning a living. As a rule, au pairs are young foreigners (often students) who will live with you and provide babysitting services and light housework. Typically, au pairs hope to learn German or experience Austrian culture while earning a living. Foreign au pairs from third countries are not subject to the Employment of Foreigners Act (Ausländerbeschäftigungsgesetz). However, you must register their employment with the local Arbeitsmarktservice (Employment Center) two weeks before the start date. Arbeitsmarktservice (Employment Center) two weeks before the start date.

In particular, the au pair must be between 18 and 28 years of age. In addition, he or she must not have worked in Austria for more than one year during the previous five years. In addition, the au pair must have a minimum knowledge of the German language. As a rule, the permit is issued for six months and usually for no more than a year.

From January 2020, the salary of an au pair must be at least EUR 460.66. That’s for 18 weekly hours of work, including childcare and housework. You must also apply for Legal Social Security (ASVG) for your au pair. nine0003

You must also apply for social insurance for your au pair.

For example, there are several online agencies for the selection of housework assistants, including:

• Aupairaustria.com
• GreatAupair.com
• Aupair-World.net

Bestriyters in Austrias in Austria If you occasionally require respite care services, babysitting is another option. In particular, in Austria there is a “grandmother for hire” service, which costs about 11 euros per hour. nine0003