Vienna

Matt Lucasick: Supposedly a good Turkish restaurant with an all you can eat option for 9 euros. Unfortunately, I could not find it the last time :)

Matt Lucasick: Zuzka's choice.

Matt Lucasick: These are really more of desserts rather than sandwiches. They are terribly small though delicious. Considering their price, it would take maybe 20 euro to satisfy my hunger :)

Matt Lucasick: This is one of the best things I tried in Vienna. The atmosphere is cool but the desserts are just incredible. A must-do thing every time I visit Vienna.

Matt Lucasick: The Habsburgs were based here for over six centuries, from the first emperor (Rudolf I in 1273) to the last (Karl I in 1918).

Matt Lucasick: The church hosts regular evening classical music concerts, and the 11am Mass on Sunday is celebrated with a full choir and orchestra.

Matt Lucasick: Free admission! Yup, I'm cheap.

Matt Lucasick: Seems like a good place for a dinner and a beer.

Matt Lucasick: Standing-room tickets, which go for €3 to €4, can only be purchased 80 minutes before performances begin.

Matt Lucasick: Closed on arrival. Better luck next time!

Matt Lucasick: A Turkish bakery in the middle of Brunnenmarkt with the best, most awesomest Turkish sweets I ever tried! Just splendid, delicious, fresh-made, classic Turkish sweets. Can't wait to go and get more!

Matt Lucasick: A nice BIO cafe. A bit on the expensive side, but you can supposedly stay assured the things you eat are good for you. The meals are delicious and satisfying, two thumbs up!