Vienna vacation:
Your perfect city break in Austria’s capital

But that has changed. New gastronomy and various creative spaces are part of the change that allows for new things without disdaining the old.

The Stuwerviertel is marked by people who couldn’t be more different from each other while still accepting and understanding one another. Our doors are open for the neighborhood’s old visitors, students who leased a cheap apartment just in time, the shisha bar’s owner around the corner, or for those developing the neighborhood as part of the city. Everyone knows the best stories don’t happen where it’s smooth and clean, but where history was made years ago already.

The red light diners still exist but have received new company in the form of a few cafés and cozy taverns. The Café Dezentral at Ilgplatz offers various board games to stay up all night long. A few steps away are more neat places such as the Stuwer or the Lamperie, which offers the Viennese Prater classic Langos as well as fancy drinks. There's also a bunch going on at Vorgartenmarkt, you need to try the Mochi Ramen Bar or the Ferment.

If you take the Superbude Vienna’s back door exit, you’ll land right in the Wurstelprater, where the rollercoaster almost skims our hotel and go-karts race behind our backyard. Apart from the world famous Viennese Ferris wheel, there’s also a bunch of old, small, and special rides that are kept alive with a lot of love. A ride on the Liliputbahn through the green Prater won’t make just a child’s heart skip a beat. The green Prater is the largest park in Vienna and invites you to go for a hike or picnic, adventure or play frisbee.