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Famous for its huge Wiener Schnitzel, bigger than the plate. Book ahead.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Vienna: Wiener Schnitzel and Tafelspitz, famous coffee houses and Sachertorte, Kärntner Straße, the Golden Quarter, markets and outlets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. € under €20 · €€ €20–40 · €€€ €40–80 · €€€€ over €80 per person.
Famous for its huge Wiener Schnitzel, bigger than the plate. Book ahead.
The classic place for Tafelspitz, boiled beef served in its broth.
Historic deli from 1618, famous for small open sandwiches.
Dozens of small restaurants in Vienna's famous market, from Middle Eastern to seafood.
Dining under a colourful glass ceiling with views over the Old Town.
One of the world's top restaurants, in a modern pavilion in the city park.
Famous sausage stand behind the Opera. Most sausages contain pork.
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Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Vienna's most famous coffee house, under grand vaulted ceilings.
Home of the original Sachertorte chocolate cake.
Former imperial confectioner with cakes and a view into the pastry kitchen.
Elegant coffee house next to the Burgtheater.
Authentic old coffee house with billiard tables.
Imperial pastry house with a salon facing the Opera.
Retro pink cafés for cakes and coffee at fair prices.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Luxury quarter of flagship boutiques around Tuchlauben.
Elegant streets of jewellers and designer stores.
Pedestrian shopping street from the Opera to St Stephen's Cathedral.
Vienna's longest shopping street, with popular brands.
Department store with a rooftop bar overlooking the cathedral.
One of Vienna's largest malls.
Big designer outlet village near the Hungarian border.
Vienna's most famous market, with spices, fruit and food stalls. Flea market on Saturdays.
Long street market with Turkish and Balkan produce.
Festive markets from mid-November to Christmas.
Handmade Viennese porcelain since 1718.
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