Like many celebrated cultural phenomena, it can sometimes feel that the cafés in Vienna have become overpriced tourist traps with massive queues, giving the impression that the authenticity is gone.

One very central café is Aida Café Konditorei, serving Viennese classics at great prices, and its prime location 5 minutes’ walk from Vienna’s opera house.

Easily identified from the outside by its pink facade, Aida Café Konditorei’s interior is simple and cheerful with plain wooden furniture, decorated by the bright colors of pastries and baked treats.

While the decor may be simple, the cakes are anything but. They serve delicious cultural staples like the sachertorte, an Austrian chocolate cake; Apple Strudel with cream; and  Viennese Mozart Cake, alongside their excellent coffee or a cup of homemade Hot Chocolate, with or without rum.

There’s little more you can wish for when you sit at Aida Café Konditorei with a delicious cake. Trust us, we know.

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In the video below, published by Great Big Story, we see five different cultures and their unique ways of making coffee. In Mexico, we see a woman making Café de Olla, which is coffee with panela (unrefined sugar), cinnamon, and orange peel.

Ethiopians show us their traditional hand-roasted Jimma coffee beans that are perfect for a big pot of coffee that gathers neighbors together. A Swedish woman enjoys a cup of coffee with homemade cheese outside, while Vietnamese café owner shows us their famous egg coffee.

In Turkey, seeing coffee prepared in traditional pots on hot sand is not unusual, just like this vendor shows us.

Click play below to watch the full video and learn more about coffee.

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Like many celebrated cultural phenomena, it can sometimes feel that the cafés in Vienna have become overpriced tourist traps with massive queues, giving the impression that the authenticity is gone.

One very central café is Aida Café Konditorei, serving Viennese classics at great prices, and its prime location 5 minutes’ walk from Vienna’s opera house.

Easily identified from the outside by its pink facade, Aida Café Konditorei’s interior is simple and cheerful with plain wooden furniture, decorated by the bright colors of pastries and baked treats.

While the decor may be simple, the cakes are anything but. They serve delicious cultural staples like the sachertorte, an Austrian chocolate cake; Apple Strudel with cream; and  Viennese Mozart Cake, alongside their excellent coffee or a cup of homemade Hot Chocolate, with or without rum.

There’s little more you can wish for when you sit at Aida Café Konditorei with a delicious cake. Trust us, we know.

The post At the Heart Of Vienna, this Café is the Real Deal appeared first on Traveler Master.

In the video below, published by Great Big Story, we see five different cultures and their unique ways of making coffee. In Mexico, we see a woman making Café de Olla, which is coffee with panela (unrefined sugar), cinnamon, and orange peel.

Ethiopians show us their traditional hand-roasted Jimma coffee beans that are perfect for a big pot of coffee that gathers neighbors together. A Swedish woman enjoys a cup of coffee with homemade cheese outside, while Vietnamese café owner shows us their famous egg coffee.

In Turkey, seeing coffee prepared in traditional pots on hot sand is not unusual, just like this vendor shows us.

Click play below to watch the full video and learn more about coffee.

The post 5 Unique Ways Coffee is Prepared Around the World appeared first on Traveler Master.