On the outskirts of Vienna, more than 3 million people are buried in the Vienna Central Cemetery — including Beethoven, Strauss and one of Austria's most celebrated musicians, Falco.

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 ...

Nowhere does a coffeehouse like Vienna. The Austrian capital's obsession with java has been going strong ever since Turks left behind sacks of 'magic' coffee beans when fleeing the city at the ...

Café Central is ranked #10 out of 18 things to do in Vienna. See pictures and our review of Café Central.

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Robert Seethaler, a writer born in Vienna in 1966, is an exquisite miniaturist whose concise novels depict the quotidian struggles of ordinary, hardworking Austrians in the 20th century. His ...

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 ...

Yes, that’s been Vienna’s dirty little secret since the end of the century – in this case, the 19th century. Though coffee houses have always been a warm cultural hub for lawyers, students ...

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.

Vienna's historic cafe society 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.