One of Vienna’s true old-school café institutions

Vintage 1950s interior that give proper nostalgia

Vienna at its most classic, most local, and least interested in trends

The kind of place where cake, coffee, and time all slow down

For art lovers, foodies and design addicts

The building is pure Neo-Renaissance grandeur, renovated

timeless elegance with a more residential kind of luxury

Spacious, light, and very Vienna without the drama

Imperial Vienna for the modern traveler

Our tip: for the most elegant stays

One of Vienna’s untouchable dining institutions

A 3 stars Michelin in the middle of the most elegant park

Contemporary Austrian cuisine at its absolute highest level

A must for who wants Vienna at its most exclusive

Also great for design and architecture lovers

An under-the-radar bistro gem for all-day long dining

The vibe is relaxed, lively, and quietly cool

It feels like a neighborhood spot with very good taste

The menu is mostly vegetarian with local produce

From brunch to lunch to dinner: just try it!

Hoxton's signature social-hotel inside a 1950s building

Polished, playful, and a little less formal than classic Vienna

The design mixes retro-chic details with clean, modern lines

The rooftop pool is the main character here

Our tip: for design lovers, hip vibes and art obsessed

Vienna’s most playful museum by Friedensreich Hundertwasser

It feels more like a living artwork than a museum

Think nature, sustainability, and rebellion against rigid design

The building is colourful, uneven, and deliberately imperfect

A must for design lovers who are tired of minimalism.

Where design, craft, and architecture actually matter

Think furniture, textiles, product design, and architecture

Exhibitions often lean experimental and forward-looking

Some rooms feel almost gallery-like, clean and curated

For design lovers, architects, and detail obsessives

Vienna’s heavyweight for modern and contemporary art

The collection counts around 12,500 works

From classical modernism to Pop Art, Fluxus, and Viennese Actionism

Where you go when you want Vienna with sharper edges

A must for modern-art people and design obsessives

Vienna café culture in full costume since 1786

Decadent, historic, and unapologetically old-world interior

Like stepping into a more glamorous century

Vienna at its most theatrical, polished, and unapologetically sweet

The classics are all here, and more

For art lovers: located inside Kunst Haus Wien

This is not your standard museum café!

A little hidden gem that feels like a secret

The menu mixes Viennese classics with brunch options

For a brunch or a light lunch

An ultra-intimate sushi counter with 8 seats

The menu is a sushi-kaiseki surprise by the chef

Minimalist, elegant, and entirely focused on the counter

For sushi purists, Japan obsessives, and whoever prefers their luxury quiet

Our tip: reserve early and don't miss this experience

Vienna’s steak-house flex

The mood is meat-forward, polished, and a little indulgent

For grill lovers and real foodies

Luxurious tasting menus lean into caviar, truffles, and serious beef

Our tip: try the Kobe and Miyazaki Wagyu and thank us later

1 Michelin starred modern fine dining rooted in Latin America

One of Vienna’s more interesting tables right now

Relaxed, sociable, and quietly warm vibes

Expect international fusion with Latin American accents

Out tip: wine pairings here are part of the experience, don't miss them

One of Vienna’s most refined fine-dining addresses

2 Michelin stars modern European cuisine

Structured, elegant, and deeply considered

Elegant, intimate, and softly luxurious

Our tip: go all in with the tasting menu and wine pairing