For me, this is just a nice, unique spot to chill and relax on the large, plastic "couches". If you can avoid the entitled mammas with their loud, whiny children, then you'll be in good shape. Enjoy.
I'm not an expert on Korean food, but the food I ordered was so dang hot (spicy hot), that after a few bites I couldn't taste the flavor of the food. I could only feel the fire on my tongue. Dang son.
Pedestrian only zone here... go for a walk and try to avoid buying overpriced crap that you really don't need, ok?
This is just a cross street on the pedestrian only Kärtnerstrasse. It's across from the Casino.
Elegant casino with staff straight out of a James Bond movie. Men usually require a blazer-they will lend you one. You buy a set amount of chips-they'll give you a few bonus. Not like most Us casinos.
An important spot in the art world. Many collections of drawings/sketches housed here w/ Dürer & Schiele being most notable. Go upstairs outside-enjoy the view. Skip the tourist trap restaurant below.
Walk on over to the Bitzinger spot nearby and buy yourself a hot dog and a beer or better yet, cross the street and have a coffee and a torte at Cafe Mozart... a Japanese owner there by the way.
This comical spot is essentially a musical bathroom. You pay to pee (don't do it) and you are comforted by the waltzes pf Johann Strauss as you pee or... you know. Japanese tourists seem to love it.
U1, U2, and U4 are all subway options here. Underground, the Oper and Karsplatz are connected.
A main hub of the 2nd district-numerous subway, tram, and bus routes. Beware of the bums.The Prater and Hauptalee are nearby as are the Aida Cafe & Hansy gasthaus restaurant, both across the street.
This is Vienna's new and improved (bigger) train station. They've combined the former Sudbahnhof with the Sudtirolerplatz. The result is a somewhat elegant and modern station with more stops/options.
One of Vienna's interesting plazas. This one has a Russian twist to it with many Viennese not wanting the statue of the Russian soldier there. The Russians-they say it's all a "gift" for the Viennese.
You're in the 22nd district Bubba; basically, you're in the suburbs. There are plenty of stores & restaurants at the Zentrum Kagran mall that are worth a visit. Other than that-the Alte Donau is nice.
What can I say about Müller... I love this store. I search for cool office products, things for the kitchen, and I usually end up buying something unique or useful, even when I planned to just browse.
This Interspar is quite a large one with a wide assortment and variety not found in the smaller stores (Spar). There's even their own restaurant attached. Tip... after 4pm, meals are half price!
Coffee here is quite strong, even for Viennese standards. Melange or Cafe du Lait is what I depend on here. The pastries and tortes are first rate. The Aida name has been around 100+ years. Trust it.
Today was my first visit. The food was hot & tasty. The service was good. I had pasta-was al dente, like I like it. They have an enormous oven, very interesting. I look forward trying pizza next time.
Cardinale schnitte und a Wiener melange... if you see a seat, take it (outside). Don't stand there like a sucker waiting to be seated.
This store sells all kinds of stuff that you don't really need. But somehow, you find yourself browsing around because everything looks so cute and clever. Next thing ya know-ya spent 30 bucks.
This street is known for the shops & stores. Today it is mostly a pedestrian zone. Arrive at Westbahnhof (subway) a d walk your way down to the city/ring or do it in reverse-probably makes most sense.
There are a few of floors of furniture, furnishings and just a bunch of crap that you really don't need. Your brain will tell you "buy, buy, buy". Don't give in. I ended up buying a plastic gnome. 😞
Great fun here. Good luck finding a dependable schedule. U2 subway. Get off at Krieau, take a right out of the subway and walk left. Or get off at Stadion-left out of subway then walk to right.
This is/was the intersection of Taborstrasse and Obere Augarten Strasse and was once the sight of a hotel/restaurant of the same name. Today it's home to McDonalds and apartments. Keep history alive.
Such a great idea to have a spot where people can grow their own plants/veggies. I'd like to see more of these in other/all communities.
