Schonbrunn Palace began in the late 17th century as an imperial hunting lodge. It reached its greatest splendour under Empress Maria Theresa in the 18th century and became the principal summer residence of the Habsburg imperial family. The palace and its gardens were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.
We found this breakfast cafe online while planning our itinerary. This was our last day in Vienna. Our flight was at 1905.
We have confirmed our trip to Italy in May 2027, during which we will visit Rome, Naples and the Amalfi Coast. This will be our fourth trip to Italy. I am now working on the itineraries for our upcoming trips to Shanghai and Italy.
We wanted to attend a classical concert while we were in Vienna. We chose Mozart and Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons at the Muzikverein. This concert combines music by two of the greatest composers of the Baroque and Classical periods. The programme began with selected works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and followed by Antonio Vivaldi’s most celebrated composition,, The Four Seasons .
We took an Uber to the Musikverein. We then walked around looking for somewhere to eat before the concert. We came across this restaurant inside the luxurious Hotel Imperial.
Demel was founded in Vienna in 1786 and later became an official pastry supplier to the Habsburg imperial court. It offers the quintessential Viennese Konditorei experience, combining an elegant pastry shop, confectionery and refined coffeehouse. Its Sachertorte and Kaiserschmarrn are especially well known.
