Neighbourhood Guide
At Palais Rudolf, we want you to love our neighbourhood as much as we do.
This guide brings together a few of our favourite local treasures in Vienna – grand cafés and hidden bars, design boutiques and cultural landmarks, all infused with that unmistakable Viennese charm. Take your time, wander, and let the city reveal its stories to you.
Dining Out
Dinner plans? We’ve done the legwork for you. From timeless Viennese institutions to the newest tables turning heads, these are the places we return to again and again.
Figlmüller
Crispy golden perfection, paper-thin and bigger than your plate. A schnitzel from Figlmüller isn’t just dinner – it’s a Vienna ritual. Served with potato salad and a slice of lemon, it’s simplicity done right. No frills, no fuss – just the schnitzel that started it all. Enjoy.
Take me thereMochi
Named after Japan’s lucky little rice cakes, Mochi blends tradition with a twist. Here, Tokyo meets Vienna with sushi, sashimi, karaage, yakitori and robata, all made for sharing, like at a friend’s table. Flavours, people and stories mix with ease, vibrant and effortlessly cool. That’s Mochi.
Take me thereCucina Itameshi
Where Italy meets Japan, and dinner turns into something a little unexpected. Cucina Itameshi brings together pasta, sushi, and just the right amount of chaos. Think silky noodles, bold flavours, and plates made for sharing, all served with that easy Viennese charm.
Take me thereIn-Dish
Bold, vibrant and anything but ordinary, In-Dish brings together Vienna and the flavours of modern India. From butter chicken and tikka masala to clever street food twists, every plate comes with a kick and a story. It’s warm, colourful and just the right kind of loud.
Take me thereBars
For late-night pours, pre-dinner sips or something stirred just right, these are our go-to spots.
Dino's Apothecary Bar
Where cocktails meet chemistry, Dino’s Apothecary Bar blends classic craft with a curious twist and has become a true local favourite (for those who know). Think vintage charm, soft lights and drinks that feel like discoveries, all just a short stroll away.
Take me thereNeedle Vinyl Bar
Vinyl spinning, dim lights, vintage vibes. Needle Vinyl Bar is your hide-out in the heart of Vienna — couches made for lingering, over 800 records on the wall, jazz and blues from the turntable and cocktails that hit just right. Slide in, tap the vinyl, stay a little longer.
Take me thereEverybody's Darling
For a true taste of Vienna’s nightlife, head to Everybody’s Darling — the name says it all. A favourite spot to see and be seen, it’s where locals and travellers mingle over cocktails that have a way of keeping you longer than planned. Order a drink, find a corner, and watch the night unfold.
Take me thereDas Weindl
Two big tables, a few coveted seats out front, and a host who loves to surprise — that’s Das Weindl. A wine bar where bottles are opened for sharing, stories flow easily and plates come just right for lingering a little longer. Unpretentious, vibrant, and always a good idea.
Take me thereOut & About
Vienna’s city centre is a city within a city — cobblestone streets whispering tales of emperors, cafés alive with conversation and hidden courtyards where time slows down. From centuries-old landmarks to secret galleries and modern corners, here are a few of our favourite things.
Albertina Museum
At the Albertina, art bridges Vienna’s past and present. From centuries-old prints to contemporary works, each room tells a story. Wander through grand halls, pause where a detail catches your eye, and let the city’s history unfold, one artwork at a time.
Take me thereVolksgarten
Roses in riotous bloom and pathways that invite you to wander without a plan. The Volksgarten is where Vienna slows down and people-watching becomes an art. Find a bench, take it all in, and watch life unfold as lovers share glances, friends linger, and history drifts softly by.
Take me thereShakespeare & Company
When you step inside Shakespeare and Company, time bends. Shelves tower with stories, nooks invite quiet discovery, and the air hums with the voices of writers past and present. A bookstore, yes — but also a little universe of imagination.
Take me thereKleines Café
A small café with a big personality. Designed by Hermann Czech, it captures that fleeting holiday feeling with coffee and aperitivo on the terrace. Step inside for a change of pace, where the lights dim, conversations hush, and the city feels a world away.
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