Vienna's Naschmarkt invites you to immerse yourself in a world of senses, where no culinary wish remains unfulfilled - from traditional Viennese to Indian, from Italian to Chinese dishes and ingredients. Black olives from Greece, white pepper from China and all kinds of cheeses and spices transform the 120 market stands into colourful culinary offers.

St. Stephan's Cathedral, Vienna's landmark and Austria's most significant Gothic building, accommodates a number of valuable art treasures. The view from the "Steffls" tower, overlooking the roofs of Vienna, is just incredible.

During this city walk, you will learn everything about coffee: How did coffee get to Vienna? How did people drink coffee in earlier times, and how do they drink coffee today? What do most Viennese people like to eat along with a cup of coffee? Which personalities were guests in which traditional Viennese coffee house? Your guide will have an answer to all of these questions. Your tour will be perfected by a classic Viennese coffee break in one of Vienna's traditional coffee houses.

The former summer residence of the Habsburg family ranks among the most impressive Baroque buildings worldwide. In 1966, Schönbrunn Palace and gardens were certified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The outstanding architecture, the magnificent staterooms and the palace gardens are definitely worth a visit.

See, how the original Viennese apple strudel is produced - from cutting the apples until pulling out the strudel dough. At the end of the show, you can - for sure - also taste this delicious Strudel. And of course, you will be given the original Viennese apple strudel recipe for your baking attempts at home.