Viennese coffee culture Viennese people and coffee deep love

Black coffee is Austria's proudest black. Autumn to a cup of strong coffee is the best, warmth will spread from the palm, aroma filled with every breath. Experience cafe culture with this fragrance.

Coffee is something that Viennese people relish and are proud of, and even call it "Vienna Three Treasures" with music and waltz, which shows the deep love between Viennese and coffee. Although the saying "Vienna five steps a coffee" is exaggerated by romantic poets, the number of cafes is an indisputable fact. From the coffee booths on street corners where people stood to drink, to the coffee shops where students gathered near colleges, to the rich and luxurious coffee shops near the theaters and the Imperial City, there were crowds and bustle everywhere, some of which were open from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Therefore, the air of "Music Capital" is flowing with the melody of music and the aroma of coffee.

Café Landmann is the most elegant example of Viennese cafe culture. Rundman's Cafe is light, lavish, and polite, but it still doesn't get close enough to the heart. It was once a famous café loved by the upper gentry for more than a century. It had already formed another world of its own. It was full of natural elegance and elegance. Here, gentlemen and ladies who had just watched the play from the Castle Theatre, professors and experts from Vienna University, party and government dignitaries from Congress and City Hall, as well as countless political and business people held here.

Austrian cafes are unique in that they make coffee tasting literature, art and a way of life. When it comes to cafe culture, it starts with Peter Altenberg, who is called "the neglected writer". He and several other writers of the same period led the literary atmosphere of cafes. They liked to meet in cafes, or discuss with each other, or drink coffee alone to create, thus giving birth to "not in cafes, on the way to cafes." This is a well-known phrase.

Spacious coffee restaurants and coffee shops can be seen everywhere on the streets of Austria, and there are cafes combined with scene restaurants, bookstores, bars, video shops, song and dance theaters, etc. The newspaper table was the most indispensable and unique corner of the entire cafe. In an age of information scarcity, spending a few silver coins for a cup of coffee and sitting in the cafe to browse the world's news was definitely a luxury. Cafes inevitably became the first place for artists and poets to meet, and the famous Central Cafe had a booklet with 200 newspapers that could be read here.

Austrians today still love and value coffee and cafe culture, enjoying meeting friends in cafes or sipping coffee while reading newspapers in the afternoon. Coffee in Vienna cafes, strong point, a little bit of light are fastidious. According to different proportions of hot milk add foam, cream or all kinds of liqueur, brandy, etc. also have their own way. Recent proposals to introduce fast-food culture into café culture show the youthful energy emanating from historic Austrian cafés.