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Under the arcades
State Opera Building
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Philharmonikergasse
Behind the Opera
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Albertina Square
Around the corner from Sacher's
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Albertina-Platz
A minute's walk from Mozart's
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Neuer Markt
A minute from Tirolerhof
In Vienna you could easily
walk by a hundred coffeehouses,
maybe even more,
in an hour's time. :-)
Well, that's what I said,
still new to Vienna,
back in September 2006,
gallivanting about town
with my trusty little Sony.
I still think
that there are more
than a hundred coffeehouses
in Vienna!
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One Sunday in May
at "Zum Schwarzen Kameel"
Bognergasse
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First published
in September 2006
Copyright by Merisi
Blushing Peonies, so beautiful, and I want to sit in that top cafe' one day and have a Mocha~
ReplyDeletethey all look so wonderful..wish we could get some real cafes in the US!!
ReplyDeleteHave a most wonderful week!!
So civilized!
ReplyDeleteCan we have a Sachertorte, bitte?
ReplyDeleteGood morning,
ReplyDeleteyes, so civilized, isn't it?
I am in that neighbourhood right now,
the historic Café Museum reopens this morning, after extensive rennovations. I got up an hour early to have time to enjoy breakfast here.
A wonderful start into the week to all of you,
Merisi
How lovely to be able to choose!
ReplyDeleteThe finer details are so elegant. I love the peonies.
A city that celebrates coffee in such style is my kind of city! Thanks for your comments on my blog, Merisi, and for offering advice re accommodation. Sadly, I think we just picked a really busy weekend in Vienna, but will definitely re-plan a visit later in the year. Your blog has really inspired me!
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteTheese Coffeehouses are something from another world! You're a lucky person, you know!
Kisses,
Bia
www.biaviagemambiental.blogspot.com
Ah. Wien. Kaffee. A little stop from the mad rush. How we miss it.
ReplyDeleteI remember the Sacher and Caffe Mozart very well from our short visit 3 years ago. How time flies.
ReplyDeleteAnd to think I make do with a mug of Japanese drip-coffee!
ReplyDeleteThat is what |I like , lots of cafes .. I am trying to get my husband to take me to Vienna .. if not I will have to find a travel partner for next year. ♥
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