Not far from the Farmer's Market Vienna - Apartments is the busy Brunnenmarkt - Vienna's largest food market - even larger than the famous Naschmarkt. Don't even try to resist the temptation to buy some of the cheapest and most delicious goodies Vienna has to offer: falafel wraps, kebab sandwiches and börek stuffed with cheese or meat.

Cafe Frida, named after the revered Mexican artist, at the other end of the Brunnenmarkt, serves a delicious, Turkish-inspired breakfast until 5 p.m. Try the Israeli restaurant Mani on the lively Yppenplatz: the hummus is legendary. If you're visiting during the hot months and craving something to cool off, check out Summer Samba. Among the traditional vanilla and chocolate ice creams there are intriguing exotic flavors, including caju: a fruit that comes from the same tree as the cashew nut, known for its divisive sour taste.

Enjoy a cocktail on the roof of the WIRR while the Brunnenmarkt is buzzing below, or sip a glass of Austrian wine and meet the locals at Club International, one of the longest-running establishments on Yppenplatz. A tour of the Ottakringer Brewery offers the opportunity to learn about the history of beer in the city - and of course to try the most famous drink in Vienna!