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The colonial design of the Livingstone combines very well with its Californian-style cuisine. This mixture of Mexican, Italian and Asian food; although very popular all around the world. To quench your thirst, there is also a g... more

Subdued lighting, a stylish but relaxed atmosphere and, of course, an excellent choice of cocktails and spirits; all the essentials are here for a great night out with friends or just the two of you. This spot is popular with f... more

The Votiv-Kino is unique among Vienna's movie theaters. Some call it the quintessential independent film house; it screens films from all over the globe, mostly in the original language. Someone in management is rather a bright... more

Planter's is a chic bar carefully designed in a colonial style. Leather sofas, wooden fittings and palm plants create a comfortable environment even though most of the customers' dresses seems for the most part anything but com... more

The Alpine Garden, south of the Upper Belvedere, is the oldest of its kind in Europe. Behind the walls that separate Belvedere Palace and the Botanical Garden, one can see a rock garden with thousands of plants normally only fo... more

Fans of Hundertwasser may well be tempted to trek down the Gumpendorfer Strasse to see a similar transformation of a council housing block by artist Arik Brauer in collaboration with the architect Peter Pelikan who also worked... more

This ideal location for a quiet walk is hidden away in a somewhat disused area of the Third District. Nobody has been buried here for a good few years - the gravestones, which date back to the Biedermeier period, are partly dil... more

This Opera house has a capacity for just 300 spectators, but this is designed to offer a select crowd the chance to enjoy unusual productions of classic as well as rare historical operas. The company is young and lively and it... more

Opened to the public in 1775, this park was formerly the hunting ground of the imperial family. The Augarten Palace was built at the end of the 17th Century by emperor Joseph II in the style of J.B.Fischer von Erlach. It houses... more

A huge, steel and concrete building stands in the middle of the Augarten. It was constructed during World War II and served as a concrete air-raid shelter as Vienna did not have enough of them. At this time, many people tried t... more