The Vienna Food Walk
About the Tour
Vienna is known for a lot of things, but none of them seems to be food. As an Austrian country hick who moved to the city from a tiny village and has lived my whole adult life in Vienna, I think that this is totally wrong. Viennese people are what they eat. This tour will show you how the Viennese people see their city, by showing you which foods and especially drinks are enjoyed the most by locals.
You'll hear the stories that shaped the Viennese people including:
- What the Romans built while in Vienna
- Which tiny snacks survived two world wars
- Old buildings that look new and new buildings that look old
- Vienna's very own wine
- Which food is good enough for the emperor
- And why ice cream parlours close in winter
So tuck into this food-filled off the beaten track walk through the first district and eat like a local.
The tour includes optional stops at five eateries, so come hungry!
Tour Producer
Roland Pickl
Vienna, food and drinks are my passion. And to share that passion I have created tours so that you might be infected by my passion for food.
Preview Location
Location 9
Stephansplatz
This is the central square of the city. The enormous cathedral in front of you is St. Stephens, and it's Austria's largest church. The original church on this square was a Roman church that was built in 1137. Throughout the city's me... Read More
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Major Landmarks
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Kohlmarkt
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St. Stephen's Cathedral
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Stephansplatz
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St. Peter's Catholic Church (Peterskirche)
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Petersplatz
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Judenplatz
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Buffet Trzesniewski Dorotheergasse
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Brezl Gwölb
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Fahnengasse
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Vulcanothek
Getting There
Route Overview
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Start locationFahnengasse 1, 1010 Wien, Austria -
Total distance2km -
Final locationStephansplatz 3, 1010 Wien, Austria -
Distance back to start location474.8m
Directions to Starting Point
The tour starts outside the Herrengasse subway station, at the intersections of Fahrengasse and Wallnerstrasse.
Tips
Places to stop along the way
Trzesniewski (the first appetizer)
Vulcanothek (the second appetizer)
Brezl Gwölb (main course)
Hoher Markt (a surprising snack)
Cafe Korb (dessert)
Best time of day
The tour works best if started around 4pm. Please be aware that the places I suggest for appetizer close early and are not open on Sundays or public holidays.
Please see the opening and closing times for all the spots below:
Julius Meinl
Monday - Friday: 8am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 6pm
Sunday: Closed
Trzesniewski
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: 10am - 5pm
Closed on Sundays during low seasons (January, February, March)
Vulcanothek
Monday - Friday: 11am - 10pm
Saturday: 11am - 8pm
Sunday: 12pm - 6pm
Closed on Sundays during low seasons (January, February, March, August)
Brezl Gwölb
Monday - Sunday: 11:30am - 12am
Würstelstand Hoher Markt
Open daily from 9am
Eissalon Tuchlauben
The store is only open between 1st of April to 30th of September
Monday - Friday: 10am - 11:30pm
Café Korb
Monday - Saturday: 8am - 12am
Sunday: 10am - 11pm
Precautions
Vienna is one of the safest cities in the world and only on Stephansplatz are pickpockets known to operate.
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