A brilliant sharing-plates favourite among locals, Tian Bistro is entirely plant-based, making it all the more exceptional in a city where schnitzel is the go-to dish. The set menu comes with a handful of additional dishes to choose from, but don’t miss the Pom Bourguignon with shallots and spätzle, best enjoyed alongside the beloved bread from Joseph Brot, served with butter and olive oil.

Away from the buzz of the city is the remarkable, classic Austrian restaurant: Glacis Beisl. It's home to the heart-warming local classics, a jovial terrace and garden and most importantly - a superb wine list.  

At Altstadt Vienna, a boutique hotel in the creative Spittelberg neighbourhood, no two rooms are alike and contemporary art is as much a part of the stay as the fluffy bathrobe. Founded in 1991 by art collector Otto E. Wiesenthal, the hotel’s 62 individually designed rooms and suites are dotted with works from his collection, including pieces by Andy Warhol. 

Housed in a glasshouse tucked away in the charming Raimundhof courtyard in Mariahilf, CAFE GLAS is the perfect pit stop for a much-needed specialty coffee fix after a long day exploring Vienna. Grab an iced flat white and one of their cardamom buns, then settle outside for a well-deserved spot of people-watching.