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Vienna is known for a lot of things, but none of them seems to be food. As an Austrian country hick who moved to the city from a tiny village and has lived my whole adult life in Vienna, I think that this is totally wrong. Viennese people are what they eat. This tour will show you how the Viennese people see their city, by showing you which foods and especially drinks are enjoyed the most by locals. You'll hear the stories that shaped the Viennese people including: • What the Romans built while in Vienna • Which tiny snacks survived two world wars • Old buildings that look new and new buildings that look old • Vienna's very own wine • Which food is good enough for the emperor • And why ice cream parlours close in winter So tuck into this food-filled off the beaten track walk through the first district and eat like a local. The tour includes optional stops at five eateries, so come hungry!
Price: £8.99 from VoiceMap
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