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Vienna’s best coffee houses

When it comes to Vienna’s best coffee houses, it’s hard to know where to begin. With so many amazing places to get a cup of coffee, it’s no wonder Vienna is one of the most popular cities in Europe for coffee lovers.

Whether you’re a seasoned coffee connoisseur or just getting started on your coffee exploration, in this blog post, I’ll be taking you on a tour of Vienna’s must-try coffee houses.

From traditional Viennese Kaffeehaus to unique cafés and roasteries, you’ll find something to satisfy your coffee cravings. If you’re in search of a perfect cup of coffee in Vienna, read on!

Vienna’s best coffee houses: Balthasar

If you’d like to have an excellent coffee in a stylish café, Balthasar is the place for you. Its spacious, minimalist interior offers five round tables at the windows, at which one can work or chat unbothered by the other guests. When they’re taken, no need to worry – there are still seats at the communal tables! And in the summer you can also sit outside or order a take-away coffee and go for a walk at the nearby Danube Canal. Don’t forget to try their pastries, though. They are finger-licking good!

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Vienna’s best coffee houses: Supersense

Supersense was opened as a small café in an analog concept store and has been expanding ever since. No wonder, as it stuns its visitors from the very moment they open the velvet curtain at the entrance. High ceilings with golden, floral ornaments and huge palace windows remind of the old times while the interior design is a mixture of the last few decades and the most modern style.

It’s easy to notice the love to detail, especially when it comes to coffee – it’s served on a wooden plate, accompanied by a glass of water with a colorful bottom. For the hungry ones, there’s also a selection of breakfast and lunch options. Supersense’s atmosphere is truly exceptional and should be on any coffee lover’s list.

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Vienna’s best coffee houses: Burggasse 24

If there’s any ultimate Neubau place, it’s Burggasse 24. Every piece of furniture in this cozy café in the back of a second-hand shop is different, yet goes well with its artsy vibe and laid-back atmosphere. Here, you can sit on one of the colorful couches or chairs, sip on a great cup of coffee and look at the fireplace; or at yourself, as there are mirrors on every wall. The omnipresent abundance of plants completes the picture. Apart from coffee, breakfast and drinks are served. A true hygge experience in Vienna.

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Vienna Design District

This is not my typical blog post. It’s not a travel-oriented one. Rather, it has to do with a great experience that I had last week in Vienna.

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First of all, let me tell you this. I never had the need for a car in Vienna because I travel so much. I am not in Vienna very often, and when I am, I work from home and I walk a lot. Turns out, I don’t know a lot about the car industry.

Kodo Design Philosophy

For this reason, I was very excited at the opportunity to attend the Vienna Design District event last week in collaboration with Mazda Austria. This experience gave me an insight into the car industry and allowed me to learn more about their Kodo Design Philosophy and about the process of overcoming the challenges Kodo poses to the designers and the clay modellers.

Kodo means soul of motion

Kodo aims to capture energy in motion, even when standing still, infusing the vitality of living creatures into products that are exciting and inspiring, yet also warm and inviting.

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I spent the entire day with the team of Mazda Austria and their guests. We kicked off the experience with a briefing of the topic “How Mazda designs”. The event took place in Saal der Laabstelle.

Clay is for Mazda the perfect material to convey the emotion and detail that Mazda wants to put into the surfaces of its vehicles. A clay modeller said a few words about his work and I had the chance to be, with his help, a clay modeller for a moment.

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What I took with me from this experience was that I realized how much work goes behind creating a car. It all begins with a vision and a philosophy, that is followed by intense debate between the clay modellers and the exterior designers until the design is finalised down to the last detail.

The craftsmanship consists of four steps: design with clay, create with metal, perfect with paint and finesse the fabrications.

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Later on, we all had lunch at the Laabstelle restaurant, followed by an Insta-Walk through Vienna’s first district.

Afterwards, we had an Insta-Drive with the new Mazda3. All the photos that you see in this blog post were taken during that day.

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We ended the day at the Vienna Design District event, which took place at Hofburg. The Vienna Design District event was a three day event and it was the biggest Design-Event of the year.

Hofburg was transformed into a huge showroom where local and international brands presented designs, each one from a different perspective. It’s no wonder why Vienna remains the world’s most live-able city and it has also been elected as the world’s smartest city this year.

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I was very happy to be a guest of Mazda Austria. Thank you for having me!

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Vienna’s best coffee houses: Balthasar

Vienna’s best coffee houses: Supersense

Vienna’s best coffee houses: Burggasse 24

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