Type:
Coffee place
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri 16:00-22:00
4 min walk to Schottenring Station
10 min walk to St. Stephen’s Cathedral
10 min walk to St. Stephen’s Cathedral
About km from chosen place
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Type:
Restaurant
Opening Hours:
Closed
8 min walk to Mitte Station
1 min walk to Radetzkyplatz Station
6 min walk to Hundertwasser
1 min walk to Radetzkyplatz Station
6 min walk to Hundertwasser
About km from chosen place
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Austria's Imperial capital offers a unique blend of imperial traditions and stunning modern architecture.
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