WHAT YOU SHOULD NOT MISS IN THE 7TH VIENNESE DISTRICT

We continue our blog series with perhaps the most diverse district: Neubau. It's not easy to limit ourselves to a few highlights here, as there is an incredible amount to see. However, what you definitely should not cross off your must-see list, we will tell you today.

WALK AT SPITTELBERG

The Spittelberg district is a lovingly revitalized Biedermeier area with countless beautiful buildings and is perfect for a spring walk. Due to its numerous restaurants, bars, and quaint Viennese pubs with typical beer gardens, Spittelberg is often referred to as a "village in the city." How wonderful that we can once again take advantage of this offer starting today. This neighborhood simply exerts a very special, unique charm. In our opinion, it’s a must-see. Our tip: The small, romantic alleyways are also particularly worth seeing. So be sure not to miss them!

MELANGE IN CAFE WESTEND

We at AKKADIA love coffee, so a tip must not be missing here: Café Westend – a typical institution of the Viennese coffee house scene. With its high, stucco-decorated ceilings, this café has a very special flair and ambiance. So if you feel the urge for a break after strolling on Mariahilfer Straße, be sure to stop by Westend. As a small snack, we recommend a classic Viennese mélange with a large piece of apple strudel.

PARADISE FOR ARCHITECTURE ENTHUSIASTS

The new construction has a lot to offer architecturally; there are many Gründerzeit buildings and significant structures such as the Volkstheater or the Palais Trautson. There are also some notable churches, such as the Altlerchenfeld Parish Church, which is of great art historical importance as it represents a transitional work between Classicism and Historicism. One must not forget the MuseumsQuartier, which perfectly combines old buildings with modern architecture and, with over 60 cultural institutions, is a true mecca for art and culture enthusiasts.

MAIN LIBRARY ON THE BELT

We are especially pleased that the main library at Urban Loritz Square is allowed to reopen. The library offers a large selection of many different media, great events, and readings. Unfortunately, we currently have to forgo the latter two, but book lovers should definitely keep this in mind. Afterward, you should also pay a visit to Café Oben. From there, you have a great view of the lively activity at the Gürtel.

SPACE FOR CULTURE ...

And because the 7th district is especially known for its trendy restaurants, we don't want to withhold our absolute local favorite from you: Marks in Neustiftgasse. In an incredibly cozy atmosphere, everyone really gets their money's worth here. Marks offers freshly cooked dishes made from regional products, and both vegans and meat lovers have a large selection here - for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. So: If you're in the area, let yourself be spoiled with flavors at Marks! As you can see, the 7th district with its original venues and diverse cultural offerings is simply dreamy. Are you considering moving here? Then we might just have the right thing for you.