Timeline
17:59
Start with a drink at the Makart-style mirror bar. The café serves breakfast, but as a queer bar it is open from 12:00, making it a perfect early spot to begin your evening. Check the route to get here.
18:59
Walk east to the Leopold Museum. You have 4 minutes to arrive just in time for the golden light. Note the strict policy: big bags and cameras not tucked in small carry bags must be deposited outside. The museum is open until 24:00, so you can explore at your leisure after the moment.
20:14
Head west to the Filmhaus am Spittelberg. The cinema is open 30 min before the first film start. Arrive now to secure a seat for an arthouse or documentary screening that runs late into the night. Reservations are recommended.
21:14
End the night at Café Sperl. This traditional Viennese café is open until 23:00 on weekdays. It is the perfect place to reflect on the film and the museum visit over a final coffee or cake in a setting frequented by Austrian writers.
Local tip
The sun sets toward the WSW on 15 April. The Leopold Museum is east of the anchor, but the viewing spot itself is just the museum exterior or grounds where you can watch the light fade. Check the route from the Filmhaus to the museum if you need precise directions.
Check before you go
- Café Savoy opens at 12:00 on weekdays.
- Leopold Museum requires deposit of large bags and cameras.
- Filmhaus am Spittelberg opens 30 min before the first film start.
- Café Sperl closes at 23:00 on weekdays (Mo-Sa).
Worth knowing
- Café Sperl is open at 21:14 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Vienna (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).