Vienna Reimagined

Vienna's Burggarten, which sits in front of the Hofburg Imperial Palace, features a monument to Mozart.

Vienna's Christmas markets are world-famous, but there are other markets held throughout the year as well. This wine stall was part of an Easter market in front of the Park Hyatt.

A stall in the Easter market on the Am Hof square included felt works by a Bulgarian artisan, including these handmade bunnies.

St. Stephen's Cathedral, also known as Stephendsom, seems to glow at sunset.

Stephensdom's nave and alter, which currently displays a piece of contemporary art.

The Jewish Museum is a small but excellent institution, which looks at the plight of the Jewish people in Vienna pre- and post-World War II. A Sigmund Freud display, here, includes a silkscreen by Andy Warhol.

The Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna's premier fine arts museum, welcomes visitors.

An exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum looks at how portrait busts adapted throughout centuries during ancient times.

Gustav Klimt created the murals in the stairwell of the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

The breadth and depth of the art collection at the Kunsthistorisches Museum represents the Habsburg's power, wealth and cultural tastes.

Adam and Eve, c. 1518 by Lucas Cranach the Elder

Schönbrunn Palace by Giovanni Antonio Canal, best known as Canaletto.

MUMOK, Vienna's museum of modern art, features a bold facade composed of lava stone.

The family-owned and -run Mühlbacher has been hand-making hats for nearly 100 years.

Die Sellerie celebrates the work—ranging from furniture and prints to gift wrap and dish towels—of graphic designers.

Graffiti artist Thomas Baumgaertel spray-paints bananas at the entrance to certain worthy art galleries around Vienna. It is considered a badge of honor by many.

The rosebushes in Volksgarten ("the people's park") are available for adoption. In winter, they remain protected with used coffee burlap sacks.

Art dealer Lukas Feichtner in his gallery on Seilerstätte in the first district.

Stained glass windows featuring the Orientalist style outside Galerie Krinzinger on Seilerstätte.

Many of Vienna's traditional restaurants, like Miznon, here, are receiving makeovers—to their décor as well as menus—by young, hipster chefs.

The Daniel Bakery, in the lobby of Hotel Daniel, makes for an excellent lunch or coffee stop when exploring the nearby Belvedere Palace or 21er Haus.

A contemporary resin figure of Franz Joseph I, the Emperor of Austria, sits outside the Schönbrunn Palace, where an exhibition honoring his life is currently being held.

On the grounds of the Schönbrunn Palace, the Imperial Carriage Museum is worth a visit.

Michelin-starred chef Konstantin Filippou recently opened a less formal bistro next door to his famous, eponymous restaurant. O Boufes features Mediterranean style food inspired by Filippou's Greek roots.

Petra Hauser makes necklaces from vintage ribbons and sells them out of the boutique store Wubet in Leopoldstadt.