Find more about what Austria can offer with its Austrian cuisine and delectable wine the country is famous for.
- Zum Schwarzen Kameel is a famous place where most celebrities dine in and more than that, it has been a Viennese Institution for almost 400 years. The building this place is located was first occupied with a spice shop which was bought by Johann Baptist Cameel in the year 1618 naming it Zum Schwarzen Kameel. This place is also known for the Zum Stiebitz, a term referring to the owner which 200 years later opened up a wine tavern to supplement the trade of spices. To this day, the premises still remains as it was before - a favorite meeting place for the mixed set of patrons which range from Viennese celebrities to tourists from around the world.
- Upscale dining is not always that expensive, especially when it comes to Austria. And in every region, you get to see a lot of restaurants that will fit your budget. In Vienna you can find Le Ciel, an award winning restaurant known for its best gourmet meals; Sacher "Rote Bar" makes you experience the most classic dining which you can enjoy inside the famous Sacher Hotel; and Kim kocht makes your dining experience extra special with Kim cooking for you. These are just some of the best restaurants in the city. You can find more if you ask the locals or visit tourism guides about Austria.
- Your trip to Austria is not complete without a visit to the most important part of the local's lives in the city which is the coffeehouse. The life of drinking coffee has been one spectacular experience for the Viennese since the 1900s and from then onwards, newspaper are displayed in custom made stands, the waiters would wear tailcoats and the ceilings of cafes are elaborately decorated with chandeliers. Take note that the coffee houses in Vienna are not only places to drink coffee. This is where the locals choose to relax, unwind, meet up with friends, colleagues, study for university exams, and many more. Even if you consume a lot of hours up in the coffee house, the owner will not drive you away since you are a customer looking for a perfect relaxation place.
Austria is also famous for their wines and most of their wines are made traditionally by the locals in which the way they make them has survived up to this day for many centuries.