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Hotel Das Tyrol

If you are looking for a luxurious hotel in Vienna to stay during your holiday or business trip, Hotel Das Tyrol might be just what you’re looking for. You can start your morning off with a home-cooked breakfast, spend the afternoon exploring the streets and sites just minutes from the hotel, then go relax in the spa, and end your day with a drink at the lounge.

One of the hotel’s best places to be is the bar, which offers unique cocktails you won’t find anywhere else. Barman, Hubert Peter, handmakes each cocktail using organic wines, organic brandy, and local herbs from his own Vienna garden. He makes his own raspberry and lemon soda and also uses organic and local products to supply the bar’s tea and cola needs. The rich drink flavors come from a variety of natural ingredients including beet sugar, lemon, lime, real vanilla, and herbal syrup.

Das Tyrol is stylishly designed down to the last detail. From the white and gold porcelain leaves, and Niagara Dorado chandelier, to the luxurious artwork, and Wittmann velvet red seating, no detail goes unnoticed. It has been rated the city’s best 4-star hotel for several years. The hotel is proud of its hospitality, 5-star amenities, charming atmosphere, and unique cultural touches that are sure to give you an incredible stay in Vienna.

Hotel Beethoven Vienna

Hotel Beethoven is a family owned hotel located in the vibrant and cultural Naschmarkt, just opposite the Theater an der Wien and a few minutes walk from the Vienna State Opera, Musikverein, and Museumsquartier. Surrounding the hotel are traditional Viennese restaurants and coffeehouses, vibrant streets filled with history, and shops.

Each floor of the hotel was designed to be unique and tell a different story while representing Venetian culture. On the first floor, each room is dedicated to one of the great literary figures (many of whom were Jewish) who used to meet in the UNESCO Viennese coffeehouse. In these rooms, you will find their quotes, biographies, and copies of their publications. Their books can also be found in the hotel’s Papegeno Lounge.

There are six floors, each dedicated to great artists, musicians, designers, dancers, and conductors. In addition to filling the hotel with history and culture, guests are invited each weekend to a classical piano or cello concert in the Papegeno Lounge. Though it might be tempting to stay and enjoy the hotel services, you are encouraged to get out and explore the beautiful city and sites that surround the hotel. Hotel Beethoven will give you a relaxing place to stay, a cultural experience, and a history lesson on some of the city’s most memorable artists and historical figures.

Miznon

Miznon is known for its entertaining staff, energetic atmosphere, good food, and lively music. It’s a place where you will feel right at home, and the staff members even feel like friends you’ve known for years. It’s often a loud restaurant and fast-paced, but fills you with positive vibes, and of course, outstanding food.

They have an open kitchen where you can see the fresh ingredients being used right in front of you. Some of their unique menu items include a cauliflower pita, a chickpea bowl with egg, the Pitaburger, and a banana Nutella pita. They have plenty of traditional foods as well, such as lamb kabobs, ratatouille, and a variety of deliciously cooked vegetables.

If you are looking for a fun and upbeat dining experience, Miznon is where you want to be. You’re sure to leave with a boost of energy and a belly full of fresh Middle Eastern food.

Neni am Naschmarkt

Neni’s goal is to bring ethnic Middle Eastern foods to the heart of Vienna and other cities around the world. Dining in the Naschmarkt is a unique experience in itself because you can feel the energy of the market through your entire meal. All of the spices you smell in the market are brought to life in Neni’s dishes. If you appreciate flavor and an energetic atmosphere, you won’t leave this restaurant disappointed.

If you come for breakfast you can enjoy an avocado toast, shakshuka with organic eggs, vegan blueberry porridge with coconut milk, or the Oriental breakfast with fava beans, hummus, and eggs. In the afternoon you can begin your meal with a variety of vegetable-based starters, such as roasted cauliflower, oven eggplant, falafel, or oriental spring rolls. Then, for the main course, you can enjoy a fillet of salmon, lamb shank, or Sabich among several other options.

The menu at Neni has something for everyone. All menu items are marked with common allergens to try to accommodate for all dietary needs. Dining at Neni at the Naschmarkt will give you a unique experience. You will taste some of the best Middle Eastern food the city has to offer.

Cafe Eskeles

Café Eskeles is named after Bernhard Freiherr von Eskeles who was born in Vienna in 1753. He grew up as the son of a rabbi and in 1773 he co-founded the band house: Arnstein and Eskeles. Later, Eskeles became one of the founders of the Austrian National Bank as well. This restaurant has received high remarks from travelers around the world and has been published in several newspapers and magazines.

Though the cafe is located in the Jewish Museum, it is open to anyone who wants a unique Israeli dining experience in the center of Vienna. There are a wide range of vegetarian and kosher options, including the best Israeli and Austrian kosher wines to choose from. Some of the dishes rotate but, while the house favorites tend to stay around, there are always amazing Mediterranean and Israeli specialties to try.

Bahur Tov

Bahur-Tov is one of the oldest kosher restaurants in Vienna serving a variety of regional, oriental, international, and Jewish dishes. Asher Davidov founded the restaurant, naming it “Bahur-Tov”, which means “good boy” in Hebrew. He received a lot of praise for this name as it brings back pleasant memories. Asher was strongly involved in the local Jewish community and opened the restaurant upon request by community members who wanted Jewish, Asian, and international kosher food. This restaurant has been a popular place ever since its opening.

Both locals and travelers from around the world have given Bahur-Tov great reviews for their service, reasonable prices, location, and of course, fabulous food. The restaurant is located in the center of the Jewish district and is convenient for the thousands of visitors who explore the area. They also offer catering for all types of events and occasions, from seminars and meetings, to receptions and parties. Whether you’re in the mood for lamb skewers, a falafel sandwich, teriyaki salmon, Shanghai beef, or a hamburger, you’ll be sure to find something delicious from their multi-cultural menu.

Past and the Present of the Budapest Jewish District

The tour covers the history of the largest synagogue in Europe, leads through the cemetery and the memorial garden, as well as other precious places of worship and the hidden Jewish symbols of the neighbourhood. We explain the complicated history of both the district itself and the Jewish people in Hungary.

Highlights:

Be part of both moving and educational tour; Experience the historical Jewish Quarter in an up-close and personal way; Learn about famous gentiles who saved thousands of Jews, such as Raoul Wallenberg and Carl Lutz.

Description Summary:

The tour embraces the history, traditions and legends of the Jewish people in Budapest.You will get a realistic insight into life in Budapest under Nazi occupation.You will have a better understanding of what it meant for a teenager to be Jewish during the periods of WWI and WWII in Budapest and Europe in general; Learn about Hungarian Holocaust history and local heroes; Learn about the history, the culture, and the persons involved in the Jewish communities of Budapest.; Jewish Quarter history and architecture; Contemporary questions about Jewish people lifeExperience the Jewish Quarter from the point of view of a local

The Other Jewish Tour of Budapest

This private, 5-hour tour takes you to all the hidden spots of Budapest filled with Jewish history and culture. You will have the opportunity to meet an active member of the local Jewish community and gain a comprehensive understanding of modern Jewish life in Budapest. During the tour, you will also visit the Neolog Synagogue and eat a 3-course Hungarian lunch in the home of a local Hungarian. There will be beginning to end transportation, allowing you to cover more ground and visit several sites and historic places.

Urban Adventures: Bites and Sights

If you find yourself hungry in Hungary, then you may consider taking this private tour with a local guide who can show you the best Hungarian cuisine. On this tour, you will taste award-winning chocolate, authentic Jewish dishes, vintage drinks, traditional Hungarian dishes, and handmade ice cream. The minimum number of participants needed for the tour is two and the maximum is 12. Though solo travelers may book a tour, they will be charged for the base rate for two travelers.

This food tour will allow you to explore the city in a new way by dining where the locals dine and walking down the hidden streets to find hole-in-the-wall eateries with amazing food. Not only will you eat some of the best food you’ve ever tasted, but you will also discover hidden streets, bars, and restaurants, and even learn a little history along the way.

Budapest Highlights Bike Tour

The best part about traveling on bike is that you can visit 10 sites and cover 8 km in just 2.5 hours. As the name of the tour suggests, this tour will take you to the most important sites in the Pest side of the city. Don’t worry, you will still get a nice view of the Buda side from the river bank. During the tour, you will not just learn about dates and numbers related to the sites, but fun facts and personal stories.

Two of the ten sites are UNESCO- World Heritage Sites and you will have the chance to visit the Operetta theatre, the Hungarian Parliment, Liberty Square, and Andrassy Street. At the Jewish Quarter and Basilica, you will see the largest synagogue in Europe and explore the most popular street of Pest filled with ruin pubs and gastro bars. You will also stop at the City Park where you will see the Tree of Freedom, the biggest thermal bath in Budapest, and Vajdahunyad Castle.

These are just some of the places you’ll discover during the tour and by the end, you will have a good basic knowledge of the city’s top sites and some memorable stories to help you remember the history. Budapest is an incredible city filled with many historical sites and cultural spots you don’t want to miss. Your tour guide will make sure you don’t leave with questions unanswered and will give you an experience that will connect you to the city during your stay.

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