Viewpoints – Placecloud (English)

Vienna, Austria. Café Weimar, nestled in Vienna, has been a steadfast pillar in the Viennese coffeehouse scene since its establishment in 1900, witnessing the ebb and flow of time and navigating through various challenges.

Braga, Portugal. Café Vianna, nestled in the Arcada building in the Praca da Republica, has been a cornerstone of Portuguese café culture since its opening in 1871.

Vindobona, Austria. The Café Diglas at Fleischmarkt in Vienna is a delightful blend of classic tradition and contemporary taste, rooted deeply in the rich history of the Diglas family and the city's coffeehouse culture since 1875.

Vienna, Austria. Right in the midst of greenery. Sometimes in the white of winter, The Schneider-Diglas family in Türkenschanzpark stands for the finest coffeehouse culture from days gone at this former dairy farm in Vienna.

Vienna, Austria. Café Diglas im Schottenstift, nestled in Vienna, is a place where the traditional Viennese coffeehouse culture is given a subtle and highly respectful update.

Vindobona, Austria. Café Diglas at Wollzeile 10 in Vienna, nestled a few strides away from St. Stephen's Church, is a venerable establishment that has witnessed the ebb and flow of time since its inception in 1875.

Trieste, Italy. In the elegant vicinity of Piazza Unità in Trieste, Caffe Tommaseo has stood as a cultural and social hub since its establishment in 1830 by Thomas Marcato, who ventured to the city for business endeavors.

Ealing Broadway, United Kingdom. In a picturesque corner of Barnes, where the Thames flows quietly and history whispers secrets from its walls, stands a legendary jazz institution: The Bull's Head.

In the gentle embrace of the Azores, in the town of Angra do Heroísmo, where the Atlantic whispers tales of distant lands, there exists a quaint café, Pastelaria Café Athanásio, that has quietly observed the ebb and flow of time since the 19th century.

Prague, Czechia. The historic Café Slavia is a majestic building next to The National Theatre of Prague.

Founded in 1884 the Café was covered by perforated wallpaper and had chandeliers in Art Nouveau style.