Café Central is the most famous café in all of Vienna. Lenin, Trotsky and Freud all sipped hot beverages at Café Central at some point. Ministry buildings surround the soaring building, so ...

Café Central is ranked #10 out of 18 things to do in Vienna. ... One of the most famous coffee houses in Vienna, Café Central was established in 1876. ... frequented the cafe's tables.

Vienna makes it easy to soak in imperial history, world-class art and legendary cafe culture without stretching your schedule. In just 48 hours, ... Afternoon break: Cafe Central.

Once Vienna's Jewish quarter, this is now a trendy area a short subway ride from the central city. Prater Park, Vienna's amusement park, is in this district, as is the Augarten porcelain factory.

Café Central, Vienna Image Credit: Photo: Christian Husar/Café Vienna Selection of cakes from Vienna’s most famous patisserie. Café Central, Vienna Image Credit: Photo: courtesy Cafe Vienna ...

Kay Fröhlich, General Manager of Vienna’s Café Central, for example, tells me that their traditional values haven’t changed, before paraphrasing the Austrian writer Alfred Polgar, saying ...

The Kaffeehäuser are the public living rooms of Vienna.The home of Mozart and Freud is as famed for its coffee culture as it is for opera. From the grand vaulted ceilings of Café Central to the ...

IN JUST one day you can take only a small sip of Vienna's cafe culture, but it's deep, dark and full of flavour, writes Anthony Dennis. Read Today's Paper Tributes. Rewards. Subscribe for $4.