Bitzinger is the most famous and most touristed sausage shop in Vienna (past visitors include Mick Jagger). This modern kiosk is located in the heart of the city, right behind the Opera House. While waiting in line, you might notice the plastic rabbit sitting atop the premises as a playful reference to Albrecht Dürer's famous drawing exhibited at the neighboring Albertina Museum.

Apart from classic sausages – cheese-filled Käsekrainer, roast Bratwurst, Frankfurters – there's also champagne for the glitzy post-opera crowd. Once here, you could spend a moment at the monument against war and fascism across the street.

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