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Isn’t that a tram rather than a bus in the background ?
Oh, stuff and nonsense. Mahler walked everywhere he could, his apartment being perhaps not more than 10 minutes from the opera house. And besides, that’s a streetcar (Bimml in wienerisch) and not a bus.
he walked rather
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If Mahler rode the bus or tram I wonder if any of his fellow passengers recognized him?
I have walked from the Staatsoper to Mahlers flat in the Rennweg. It’s a relatively short walk, about 15 minutes. I lived in Vienna for 5 years in the last century, and lived in the Zentrum right behind Steffl. I walked everywhere unless I was visiting friends in streetcar districts like Liesing. Ich kenne meinen Pappenheimer.
That looks like one of the Ring line “Tramways”, Tramway being the Viennese word for Straßenbahn.
It would have been dogcart from Klagenfurt station to the villa.