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Explore The Oldest Viennese Coffee Houses: A Historical Exhibition of Vienna's Cultural Attractions

Trace the fascinating origins and social impact of Vienna's iconic coffee culture through historical artworks and depictions.

This collection invites you to delve into the early history of Vienna's beloved coffee houses, starting from their establishment in 1685. You will encounter numerous historical depictions from the Wien Museum's collection, illustrating the significant boom in coffee house culture around 1800. Discover the rich visual narrative of Viennese social life and the evolving landscape of its renowned coffee scene.

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Exhibition summary

This collection explores the early history of coffee houses in Vienna, beginning with the first coffee house established in 1685. It showcases numerous depictions from the Wien Museum's collection that illustrate the boom in coffee house culture around 1800, featuring both popular establishments and historical scenes.

Curatorial context

This collection delves into the historical development of Viennese coffee houses, tracing their origins to the first privileged coffee establishment opened by Johannes Deodat in 1685. The text highlights how Vienna's coffee culture began to develop, influenced by other European cities, and reached an initial peak around 1800. Numerous artworks within the Wien Museum's collection from these decades depict the proliferation of coffee houses and illustrate popular, though now defunct, establishments like those in the 'Paradeisgartel' and along the Prater Hauptallee. The images offer a visual narrative of Viennese social life and the evolving landscape of its iconic coffee house scene.

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Information regarding access or ticketing for this historical collection display is not available on this page. Visitors are directed to the general museum website for current exhibition details and opening hours.

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Features works by Georg Emanuel Opitz, Alexander Franz Bensa, Johann Adam Klein, and others, alongside numerous anonymous artists and lithographic institutions.
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