IN PICTURES: Vienna's streets empty as Austria enters lockdown
Vienna entered its second lockdown of the year on Tuesday, but there were signs of life on the city's streets.
From Tuesday, November 17th, new rules mean Austrians are only supposed to leave the house for a limited set of reasons such as essential work, food shopping, exercise or seeking medical attention.
'We're more relaxed this time': How Vienna entered Austria's Autumn lockdown
These pictures were taken on the streets of Vienna on Tuesday.
A couple take a picture on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
An empty market in Vienna on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A closed restaurant in Vienna. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A shuttered market in Vienna. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A woman walks through Vienna on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A man skateboards past a train station in Vienna. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A woman and a pigeon share a meal in Vienna on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: Joe Klamar/AFP
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From Tuesday, November 17th, new rules mean Austrians are only supposed to leave the house for a limited set of reasons such as essential work, food shopping, exercise or seeking medical attention.
'We're more relaxed this time': How Vienna entered Austria's Autumn lockdown
These pictures were taken on the streets of Vienna on Tuesday.
A couple take a picture on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
An empty market in Vienna on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A closed restaurant in Vienna. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A shuttered market in Vienna. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A woman walks through Vienna on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A man skateboards past a train station in Vienna. Photo: JOE KLAMAR / AFP
A woman and a pigeon share a meal in Vienna on the first day of Austria's lockdown. Photo: Joe Klamar/AFP
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