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Spend your morning exploring Vienna's vibrant coffeehouse culture. Start at Caf Central, one of the city's most famous coffeehouses, and enjoy a traditional Viennese breakfast of coffee and pastries. Then, head over to Caf Sacher for a taste of the famous Sachertorte, a chocolate cake invented in Vienna in 1832.

After lunch, visit the Belvedere Palace, a stunning baroque palace that houses an impressive collection of Austrian art. The palace also offers beautiful views of Vienna from its gardens.

For dinner, head to Plachutta, a restaurant known for its traditional Viennese cuisine. Try the Tafelspitz, a boiled beef dish that is a staple of Austrian cuisine.

Take a stroll through Vienna's historic center, starting at St. Stephen's Cathedral. The cathedral is an iconic landmark in Vienna and its Gothic architecture is truly breathtaking. From there, head to the nearby Vienna State Opera house for a behind-the-scenes tour.

After the tour, visit the Museum Quarter, which is home to several of Vienna's top museums, including the Leopold Museum, which houses the world's largest collection of works by Egon Schiele.

For dinner, try out Figlm ller, a restaurant known for its schnitzel, a traditional Austrian dish made from breaded and fried meat. Figlm ller's schnitzel is so large that it hangs off the plate!

Spend your morning exploring the Naschmarkt, Vienna's largest outdoor market. The market is home to over 100 food and drink stalls, as well as vendors selling everything from clothing to antiques.

After the market, visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum, one of the world's most important art museums. The museum's collection includes works by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Raphael, among others.

Finish off your day with a performance at the Musikverein, one of the world's most famous concert halls. The hall is known for its acoustics and hosts performances by some of the world's greatest musicians.