Show Notes
This week James and Lucy are heading to Vienna with creative extraordinaire Adia Trischler. A native New Yorker who moved to the Austrian capital 17 years ago, Adia has become one of the city's leading talents and the host of the Vienna Tourism Board’s official Youtube series.
We explore ubiquitous coffee houses made for lingering, immersive museums detailing Vienna's unique history and vibrant neighbourhoods that feel a world apart from the Baroque pomp of the first district. Further afield, we discover more vineyards, castle ruins and waterfalls than you can shake a stick at – all within easy reach of the city.
Tune in for topfenknödel, cycles along the Danube and the local practice of heading straight from the club to the flea market for some early morning bargain hunting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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