I never thought that The Viennese Girl blog would reach out such a prestigious news organisation like BBC NEWS, not even in my wildest dreams. My friend from London, Helen Soteriou, who works as a business reporter for BBC news wrote a very interesting article about Sacher Torte. I am very excited and feel honoured being a small part of it. Thank you Helen, I am looking forward to meeting you soon in Vienna.
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Vienna’s Legendary Coffeehouses – A Step Back in Time
The capital of Austria, Vienna is often considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It’s also home to some of the best coffee in Europe, which shouldn’t be surprising given the city’s rich history with coffee and coffeehouses (Vienna was also home to some of the first ever).
In Vienna, coffeehouses are an institution. If you’re looking to find which are Vienna’s Legendary Coffeehouses, you’ve come to the right place!
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To help you find the perfect cup of coffee while visiting this cultural mecca, I’ve compiled a list of my favourite Viennese coffee shops below!
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Demel Cafe is one of the most well-known coffeehouses. For over 300 years, it has been home to some of Vienna’s finest coffees and confectioneries. The cafe is a popular meeting point for Viennese and tourists alike—especially because they are famous for their Sacher Torte.
Café Prückel is also well known as an old favourite with locals. There you can find some of the best cakes and pastries around, but also an extensive selection of traditional Austrian dishes.
Café Central houses the city’s first café that opened in 1876, which means you can enjoy your coffee surrounded by history!
Vienna’s Legendary Coffeehouses – A Step Back in Time
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What would Sacher Torte be like without Vienna and what would Vienna be like without Sacher Torte?
Some things are so connected to each other, that you cannot even imagine them apart.
You can find Sacher Torte in other countries but they are done exquisitely in the country they originated from.
Today we said “Let’s pretend that we are tourists” and jumped into the cafe of the Hotel Sacher. When the sky turns grey, a good friend and that famous piece of chocolate cake with whipped cream next to it is all I need to feel happy.