Whereever you travel around the world, it is always a must to know basics about the local culture. Between Austria and East Asia lie more than 10.000 kilometers, so it is unquestioned that their characteristics differ.
Christmas Markets open up all over Vienna these days. It’s only mid November, but the average Austrian is already in desperate need of their fair share of hot Glühwein (mulled wine) and Punsch (punch). Going to work has finally a meaning again for exhausted office workers. They are looking forward to all the get-togethers to warm up over a hot beverage in cold, wet Vienna.
The Viennese coffee house and its culture shaped Vienna and its people as who they are today. Being UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2011, Vienna of course needs it’s own Coffee Museum.
Read More »Viennese Coffee Museum | Must see for Coffee Lovers in Vienna, Austria
When coming to Vienna, taking the subway is the most convenient way to move around the city, just like the people who live here. Not just because the city is crowded and it can be slow to drive around by car, but also because it is quite cost-efficient for the Viennese.
Read More »10 Tips to ride Vienna’s subway like a true Viennese
When my friends from overseas come to visit me in Vienna, I am always eager to show them one of the many traditional coffee shops, or as we say “Café” in German, here in Vienna.
Read More »How to get out the most of your visit at Café Central | Vienna, Austria
