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trian generation of designers including<br />
Pelican Avenue, Edwina Hörl or fabrics<br />
interseason.<br />
Mondscheingasse 20, (526 44 14)<br />
U3: Neubaugasse, tram 49, bus 13A:<br />
Neubaugasse/Westbahnstraße<br />
Mon-Fri 10 am to 7 pm, Sat 10 am to 6 pm<br />
www.park.co.at<br />
�� Song Fashion Store —— Without a<br />
doubt one of the best fashion boutiques<br />
in Vienna. The shop was designed by<br />
Gregor Eichinger. Ambitious in art with<br />
an avant-garde touch, the Ms. Saba<br />
Song’s high end store features on its 500<br />
m² labels like Comme des Garćons, Victor<br />
& Rolf or Walter van Beirendonck.<br />
Regularly, fashion designers and visual<br />
artists like Michael Huey or Jutta<br />
Koether are invited to exhibit in the<br />
store.<br />
Praterstraße 11-13, (532 28 58)<br />
U1, U4: Schwedenplatz<br />
Tue-Fri 10 am to 7 pm, Sat 10 am to 6 pm<br />
www.song.at<br />
�� Mühlbauer —— An Austrian classic<br />
for head wear. Since 1903, this familyrun<br />
company has produced all different<br />
kinds of hats, ranging from alpine<br />
and creative hunting style to trendy felt<br />
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cloches, from fur caps to timeless classics<br />
like the bowler or the panama-hat.<br />
Vis-á-vis the hat shop, Mühlbauer owns<br />
a fashion store with an interesting<br />
mix of established and new labels like<br />
Vivienne Westwood, Schiesser Revival<br />
or Citizens of Humanity. Both stores are<br />
designed by architects Kuehn Malvezzi.<br />
Hats: Seilergasse 10, (512 22 41),<br />
Fashion: Seilergasse 5, (513 70 70)<br />
U1, U3: Stephansplatz<br />
Mon-Fri 10 am to 6.30 pm,<br />
Sat 10 am to 5 pm<br />
www.muehlbauer.at<br />
�� Unger und Klein —— The name Wien<br />
(Vienna) comes from wein (wine) but<br />
that is not the only reason to take a good<br />
bottle of Austrian grape back home, or<br />
to try it copiously beforehand. At Unger<br />
and Klein one is even seated in the wine<br />
rack (designed by Eichinger & Knechtl)<br />
and can try 1,200 varieties of wine from<br />
around the world. For a solid foundation<br />
there are tasty titbits from the<br />
kitchen.<br />
Gölsdorfgasse 2, (532 13 23)<br />
Mon-Fri 3 pm to 12 am,<br />
Sa 5 pm to 12 am<br />
www.ungerundklein.at<br />
CAFÉS<br />
�� Café Prückel —— Out of the very many<br />
cafés that Vienna offers, the Prückel<br />
across the street from the MAK can be<br />
considered a »must-go«. A preserved<br />
’50s interior awaits you there. Wi-Fi for<br />
the trendy art lovers, who frequently<br />
visit the Prückel, and cheap business<br />
menus for all. A popular place, always<br />
full, a good way to be alone in the crowd.<br />
Alternative<br />
Sightseeing<br />
Shopping<br />
Cafés<br />
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Vienna
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