[Taste] The coffee is strong and the cake is refreshing. Austrian desserts and ice cream have no bad reviews. [Environment] Close to the Hofburg Palace, the coffee seat on the roadside is facing the Royal Palace. The taste of the Royal Royal is perhaps the greatest psychological comfort for us civilians. The interior decoration is meticulous and court style. Specially set up a place to sell boxed chocolates and desserts, you can buy some small gifts. [Service] quite satisfactory

The Demel Cafe near Hofburg is a century-old shop founded in 1876. We ordered coffee and of course the most classic Sach cake, which tasted good.

I especially like to eat cakes in Europe. I always have to buy a piece to eat when I pass by the dessert shop. The chocolate cake inside tastes good. The cream puffs are also delicious and the price is not noble.

Vienna is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and its old town is particularly enchanting. Here you will be immersed in romance, elegance and refinement, and you will enjoy the simmering influence of classical music, culture and art. Below are the must-visit attractions in Vienna's Old Town, allowing you to taste the gorgeous and modern vigor of the past.

This 200-year-old dessert shop is on the street directly opposite the Hofburg Palace. Sissi often lets the owner into the palace to relieve her pain while controlling her weight. The business is quite good, there is no place outside, even the first floor and the second floor are full, and many people have taken out and walked.

It is also a century-old shop, legendary Princess Sisi's favorite cafe. The display cabinets in the hall are placed with beautiful and delicious pastries, which makes people have a great appetite. The open work area fully shows the busy work scene of the pastry chef. Ordered some regular pastries, bread and coffee, cakes generally 5~6 euros, the taste is quite satisfactory, as always, inherit the essence of European dessert: sweet.

Vienna is the music capital and because of the more romantic atmosphere of the movie Princess Sissi. Demel Cafe is said to have been built in 1786, and his dessert is dedicated to the Austrian royal family, one of the Sach cakes is Princess Sissi's favorite. We found it in the old town, the store is still retro decoration, up and down three floors, the spiral staircase brings people back to the scene of the movie. The first floor is the store selling many takeaway desserts and candies, colorful, looking very attractive.