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The Alte Schmiede is an old blacksmith's shop that has been converted into a performance space for artists, musicians, and writers to present lectures and performances of their work. This unique venue still looks as it might ha... more

Franz Joseph Haydn-the 'Father of the Symphony', a resident of Austria, was a prominent composer. Haydn House is the place, where this legend conceived the internationally acclaimed oratorios, 'The Creation' and 'The Seasons'.... more

The Tanzcafe Jenseits is a small bar with legendary status, at least within Vienna's Sixth district. The whole place is decorated in dark-red velvet and there is hardly any light, save that reflected by for a rather old-fashion... more

The Neue Engel (new angel) is new in the sense that it used to be called Der Rote Engel (the red angel), hence the name. The list of beverages is quite interesting featuring alcoholic beverages from around the globe. Like lots... more

Stein has a bit of everything; in the early hours it is a cozy breakfast café, popular with nearby Vienna University students (there isn't a nicer place to skip a lecture). During the middle of the day, Stein serves up excellen... more

In Süssenbrunn, about 15km from the centre of Vienna, there is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course. The green fee throughout the week is EUR42. In addition, there is a public course with six short holes. There is an indoor driving r... more

The Fischerbräu, located in the 19th district, is a classic amongst Vienna's brewery restaurants, serving a great variety of different beers (also ones brewed in-house), lots of tasty snacks and some more substantial Viennese d... more

In Vienna's traditional Textile Quarter in the First District, small but beautiful establishments are changing the old fashioned, dusty image of this part of Vienna. This is one of the most highly recommended addresses to test... more

The Radiokulturhaus is one of the many cultural hotspots in Vienna. The venue is the scene of a wide range of different cultural events, ranging from all kinds of live concerts to lectures, scientific symposiums, theater for ki... more

Casablanca has been popular ever since the creation of Vienna's "Bermuda Triangle." The decor is cozy, with a lot of wooden furniture and sparse lighting. You can take a seat at the bar or in the gallery upstairs. But, once the... more