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Café Jelinek
A coffee house in Mariahilf since 1910. The cast-iron coke stove by the door is a listed monument, and the room keeps its herringbone parquet and marble tables.
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A coffee house in Mariahilf since 1910. The cast-iron coke stove by the door is a listed monument, and the room keeps its herringbone parquet and marble tables.
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Josef Weghaupt started it in 2009. Organic dough worked by hand, left to ferment long and baked out in the Waldviertel, with a patisserie beside the bread.
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Georgian cuisine meets the Mediterranean at this contemporary bistro with a modern dining room.
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A coffee house since 1903 in the Jugendstil building Oskar Marmorek raised in 1902. The house looks on to the Wienzeile and is a listed monument.
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Tobias Radinger has roasted his own coffee since 2011. In this small Wieden shop the beans come straight from smallholder cooperatives, organic and fair trade.
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Open on the Herrengasse since 1876, on the ground floor of the Palais Ferstel. Writers made it their meeting place, and Peter Altenberg gave it as his address.
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Franz Landtmann opened it on the Ring in 1873. It was Sigmund Freud's coffee house, and the panelling and mirrors date from the redesign of 1929.
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A brasserie inside the Burggarten glasshouse, built between 1901 and 1905 by the court architect Friedrich Ohmann and shared with a butterfly house.
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Smart cafe with replicas of original Adolf Loos decor, a former hangout for Klimt, Schiele & others.
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Established, traditional cafe for specialty coffee & tea, pastries, classic food, concerts & events.
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A small Beisl on the Weihburggasse, five minutes from Stephansplatz, keeping to Viennese classics: schnitzel, goulash, and Austrian wine to go with them.
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On the Landstraße, a bakery and a restaurant under one roof. Sourdough loaves at the counter, breakfast and evening plates in the room.
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An old-style Viennese tavern in Margareten. Schnitzel, goulash and seasonal plates, with a small courtyard at the back.
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A corner Beisl in Wieden with a long bar in the middle of the room. The kitchen takes offal seriously: kidneys, sweetbreads, liver, stuffed veal heart.
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A wood-lined Beisl on the Berggasse, directly across from the Freud Museum. The menu is short: onion roast beef, roast pork with cabbage salad, puddings.
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Formal Austrian restaurant with terraces, where white-gloved waiters serve refined creative cuisine.
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A dining room inside the Palais Coburg. The cellars beneath it hold thousands of bottles, and the menu is single and long.
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A room set around an open kitchen on the Dominikanerbastei. Konstantin Filippou's Greek roots meet Austrian produce.
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Chef Juan Amador's three-Michelin-star restaurant sits in a vaulted cellar at a Grinzing winery, with a menu drawing on Mediterranean and Asian flavours.
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A dining room on Himmelpfortgasse that keeps vegetables in the lead. A meat-free tasting menu, with a long list of Austrian wine.
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One of the stands along the Naschmarkt. Chickpeas, hummus and grilled vegetables portioned onto plates, with tables out in the market.
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Laid-back eatery whipping up regional mains, small plates & breakfast, plus cocktails & coffee.
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An old-school restaurant on Neubaugasse. The schnitzel arrives larger than the plate, and the price stays modest to match.
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A small restaurant on the Berggasse in Alsergrund. Austrian classics, wooden tables, and only a handful of chairs.
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On Schleifmühlgasse and in Croatian hands since 1949. It is called a café but runs as a beisl, with Viennese classics, Croatian plates and a well known goulash.
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In Brigittenau, a restaurant run by a father and his sons. There is no fixed menu, and what came in that day is what reaches the table.
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The Habsburg collections, on the Ring. The largest gathering of Bruegels anywhere is here, and so is Cellini's salt cellar.
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Founded in 1776 in a former Habsburg palace, this Vienna museum pairs a major collection of drawings and prints with restored state rooms.
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The baroque summer palace Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt built for Prince Eugene of Savoy, finished in 1723. Klimt's The Kiss hangs in the Upper Belvedere.
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In the MuseumsQuartier, built on the collection Rudolf Leopold assembled. The largest group of Schieles anywhere, with Klimt and Kokoschka alongside.
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In a wing of the Hofburg, objects gathered from around the world. The Mexican headdress of feathers is the best known of them.
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The baroque garden behind the palace. The Gloriette crowns the slope, the Neptune fountain sits below, and a zoo of 1752 stands to one side.
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Vienna's first public park, since 1862. The Wien river runs through it, and the gilded statue of Johann Strauss stands here.
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The public garden beside the Hofburg. Thousands of roses and the temple of Theseus, with the monument to Empress Elisabeth behind the trees.
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The imperial family's private garden by the Hofburg, open to the public since 1919. The Mozart monument arrived in 1953 and the glasshouse holds butterflies.
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Founded in 1754 by Maria Theresa as a garden of medicinal plants, it now covers eight hectares on the Rennweg and grows some eleven thousand species.
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Iconic art deco venue designed by Adolf Loos with outdoor seating serving classic cocktails.
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Old-school drinking den with decor dating from the 1920s, offering high-end cocktails & cigars.
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Culinary complex known for its open sandwiches, also serving classic & innovative Viennese dishes.
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A bar on the Bäckerstraße in the old city, dressed in twenties gold against dark wood. Music and a crowd downstairs, a quieter cocktail room above.
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Venue serving around 500 cocktails, 1000 whiskeys & hundreds of rums, playing Rat Pack-style music.
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A two-floor club on the Danube Canal, open since 2011. Techno and house from underground names, no photography inside, and no one under 21 at the door.
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In an old tunnel on the bank of the Donaukanal, under the Augartenbrücke. It has been here since 1995, and it is known for its sound system.
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A concrete-lined club under Karlsplatz. The programme is built on house and techno, and the doors open late.
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A club inside the public garden. The rooms in winter, and in summer the terrace and the open-air floor under the trees.
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Minimalist social & arts space with contemporary interiors, hosting club nights & other events.
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