I'm not in the cafe. I'm on my way to the cafe-- the Central Cafe in Vienna.

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Cafes are as important in Vienna as in Italy. Since the 17th century, Vienna cafes have been a place for intellectual political exchanges, gossip or gossip. By the 18th century, there were more than 80 cafes. Even various industries have their own cafes. Going to cafes has become one of the daily things to do! In this way, the "Viennese coffee culture", which has become an important place for the exchange of information in Vienna, was listed as a world intangible cultural heritage in 2011. when you come to Vienna, you have to go to the cafe in order to really understand the local coffee culture!

Drinking coffee in Vienna doesn't like takeout as much as Italy. For them, coffee should be tasted in a cafe, chatting with friends, having a snack, reading a book, and enjoying the afternoon. Coffee is so important that it can be compared with Viennese music and waltz. It has the reputation of "Viennese three treasures". Some cafes are even more famous for dessert than their own coffee, or boast the craftsmanship of royal court chefs, such as the most famous "Sachertorte cake" in Sach Caf é, "Mozarrtortr cake" in Montenegro Cafe, and "Buchteln" freshly baked in Havica Cafe every afternoon.

The Central Cafe, one of the ten most beautiful cafes in the world, which opened in 980, is located in Vienna. As a coffee lover, you must make a pilgrimage. The cafe, converted from the Duke of Firth's residence, was frequented by famous artists, writers and musicians in the 19th century, and hundreds of newspapers were available for reading and exchange of views in the 20th century. Today, the Central Cafe still retains the decoration pattern at that time, attracting many travelers from all over the world to come here to experience the atmosphere at that time. Now doorman will help open the door of the Central Cafe.

As soon as you enter the door, you can see the world-famous writer Peter. The statue of Peter Altenberg, you may not know him, but "I'm not home, I'm not at the coffee shop, I'm on the way to the coffee shop." his famous saying must let you know him, he was a regular at that time, and even finally died here, you can see how much you like it here. The musicians Beethoven, Schubert and the painter Klum were also guests at that time.

The Central Cafe in Vienna is doing very well, selling breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and so on, especially in long queues during mealtime. It is recommended that everyone go there at the departure time. And the meal part is quite diverse, you can also take a look at it and then decide which one to order!