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Evening

Golden Hour at the Tower, Then Old Vienna

Start at the Millennium Tower as the sun dips low, then head into the historic center for dinner and a drink.

Best time: 16:27About 210 min

Timeline

  1. 15:42

    Gasthaus Kopp

    Grab a pre-sunset beer and a snack at Gasthaus Kopp. It is a regional restaurant just a short walk from the tower, perfect for settling in before the main event.

  2. 16:12

    Millennium Tower

    Walk to the base of the Millennium Tower. Look up at the 51 floors of the commercial complex known as Millennium City. The tower is a poignant landmark of the district, and at this time of day, the low sun highlights its structure against the sky.

  3. 16:57

    Museum Postsparkasse

    Head to the Museum Postsparkasse. This historic site is located in the small banking hall of the former Post Office Savings Bank building. The architecture is striking, and it serves as a great transition point into the city center.

  4. 17:27

    Café Diglas

    Dine at Café Diglas. This famous traditional coffeehouse is equally good for a meal. The atmosphere is lively, and it is a reliable spot for dinner after the sun has set.

  5. 18:27

    Alt Wien

    End the evening at Alt Wien. This cafe and bar sits on a medieval-looking lane, offering a foiky-bohemian atmosphere that feels like a time warp. It is open late, making it the perfect place to wind down.

Local tip

The walk from the tower to the museum is about 55 minutes. If you want to keep the evening shorter, take the U-Bahn or a taxi from the Millennium Tower to the city center near the Museum Postsparkasse.

Check before you go

  • Gasthaus Kopp is open We-Su 10:00-23:00. Check if you are visiting on a Monday or Tuesday.
  • Café Diglas is open 08:00-22:30. Ensure you arrive for dinner before it closes.
  • Alt Wien is open Mo-Su, PH 09:00-02:00, but is closed on December 24.

Worth knowing

  • Gasthaus Kopp is open at 15:42 only on We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su

Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Vienna (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

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