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trian generation of designers including Pelican Avenue, Edwina Hörl or fabrics interseason. Mondscheingasse 20, (526 44 14) U3: Neubaugasse, tram 49, bus 13A: Neubaugasse/Westbahnstraße Mon-Fri 10 am to 7 pm, Sat 10 am to 6 pm www.park.co.at �� Song Fashion Store —— Without a doubt one of the best fashion boutiques in Vienna. The shop was designed by Gregor Eichinger. Ambitious in art with an avant-garde touch, the Ms. Saba Song’s high end store features on its 500 m² labels like Comme des Garćons, Victor & Rolf or Walter van Beirendonck. Regularly, fashion designers and visual artists like Michael Huey or Jutta Koether are invited to exhibit in the store. Praterstraße 11-13, (532 28 58) U1, U4: Schwedenplatz Tue-Fri 10 am to 7 pm, Sat 10 am to 6 pm www.song.at �� Mühlbauer —— An Austrian classic for head wear. Since 1903, this familyrun company has produced all different kinds of hats, ranging from alpine and creative hunting style to trendy felt SPIKE ART GUIDE EAST 01 — 2009 Vienna cloches, from fur caps to timeless classics like the bowler or the panama-hat. Vis-á-vis the hat shop, Mühlbauer owns a fashion store with an interesting mix of established and new labels like Vivienne Westwood, Schiesser Revival or Citizens of Humanity. Both stores are designed by architects Kuehn Malvezzi. Hats: Seilergasse 10, (512 22 41), Fashion: Seilergasse 5, (513 70 70) U1, U3: Stephansplatz Mon-Fri 10 am to 6.30 pm, Sat 10 am to 5 pm www.muehlbauer.at �� Unger und Klein —— The name Wien (Vienna) comes from wein (wine) but that is not the only reason to take a good bottle of Austrian grape back home, or to try it copiously beforehand. At Unger and Klein one is even seated in the wine rack (designed by Eichinger & Knechtl) and can try 1,200 varieties of wine from around the world. For a solid foundation there are tasty titbits from the kitchen. Gölsdorfgasse 2, (532 13 23) Mon-Fri 3 pm to 12 am, Sa 5 pm to 12 am www.ungerundklein.at CAFÉS �� Café Prückel —— Out of the very many cafés that Vienna offers, the Prückel across the street from the MAK can be considered a »must-go«. A preserved ’50s interior awaits you there. Wi-Fi for the trendy art lovers, who frequently visit the Prückel, and cheap business menus for all. A popular place, always full, a good way to be alone in the crowd. Alternative Sightseeing Shopping Cafés 275 Vienna
276 Stubenring 24 (Luegerplatz), (512 61 15) U3: Stubentor Mon-Sun 8 am to 10 pm www.prueckel.at �� Café Korb —— The owner of this café is the lovable and exalted Susanne Widl, ex-model and muse of the wild 60’s and 70’s art epoch. It is not only a meeting point for artists, authors, intellectuals, and actors but also for the neighbourhood shop owners. The legendary waiters don’t serve, they administrate, and always have a joke on hand for their guest. Wi-Fi available. Brandstätte 9, (533 7215) U1, U3: Stephansplatz, bus 1A: Brandstätte Mon-Sun 8 am to 12 am, Sun 11 am to 11 pm www.cafekorb.at �� Café Heumarkt —— Close to the Konzerthaus, the Heumarkt could be considered a kind of economic miracle. The furniture looks as old as some of its regular costumers. But if you love the patina-charm of a lazy and slow hour long break with a good cup of coffee, a newspaper and especially with some roasted dumplings (»geröstete Knödel«), this café is made for you. Am Heumarkt 15, (712 65 81) U3: Stadtpark Mon-Fri 9 am to 11 pm RESTAURANTS �� Zum Schwarzen Kameel (At the Black Camel) —— The Kameel has practically everything a gourmet could ask for: a top-class restaurant with Austrian and crossover specialities from renowned chef Christian Domschitz, a well-sorted alimentary and wine shop, a bar with a very big selection of take-away dishes. A place where to see and to be seen is a considerable factor, go there early in the morning for breakfast or stop by for a delicious panino, served at the counter. Sandwiches in the bar start at € 1, main dishes in the restaurant from € 18. Naglergasse 6, (533 81 25) U1, U3: Stephansplatz Mon-Sat 8.30 am to 2 pm, Restaurant: noon to 3.30 pm, 6 pm to 2 am (closed on Sun and holidays) Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners www.kameel.at �� Pfarrwirt —— The oldest restaurant in Vienna, located on the village-like outskirts of the town not far away from the Karl-Marx-Hof, a municipal tenement complex and architectural jewel from the ’30s. This noble »Beisl« (pub) SPIKE ART GUIDE EAST 01 — 2009 Vienna
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