Vienna Coffeehouse Conversations – a place to meet and share

icon-locationGeorg-Coch-Platz 4, 1010 Wien, Austria
Visitors to Vienna can learn about not only the city's landscape and history, but also the living culture of the local residents through meetings or "talk shows" with living subjects. fun for the uninitiated held in a cozy cafe. Enjoying a hot cup of coffee, meeting friendly people, sharing and learning the experience of living in a traditional coffee shop always gives visitors an unforgettable experience.

Vienna Coffeehouse Conversations not only gathers the people of the capital but also visitors from all over the world. In the cozy atmosphere of a traditional Viennese cafe, they meet in for coffee and cake and chat about the city, travel, friendship, work and more.

At Vienna Coffeehouse Conversations, new people can sit down to eat or drink together and exchange a series of questions to share with each other. The questions lead people to the conversation between the participants. Here, the spirit of debate that existed in cafes 100 years ago is revived.

There are talk shows held in English to allow people from all over the world to participate. After a brief introduction, everyone can get to know each other, share their own life experiences and enjoy delicious Viennese food in a relaxed atmosphere.

Talk show questions or topics are often within the scope of everyday life. Topics that people are interested in are “How important is money to you?” or “What part of your life is a waste of time?”. These are topics that are easy to understand but really hard to answer. After the meeting, everyone can exchange emails, meet again to continue discussing ideas that they love. Sentences about travel discovery, friendship, work and inspiration often attract a lot of participants to share.

The purpose of Vienna Coffeehouse Conversations is to sit down with visitors with locals, one by one, to share and learn about interesting topics. The Vienna Coffeehouse Conversation is based on the concept of “trying the conversation” created by Theodore Zeldin, a historian at the University of Oxford. Similar conversations have been successfully held in recent years at street festivals, in art galleries and public institutions from London to Singapore as well as at the World Economic Forum in Singapore. Davos.

Business hours:

Monday - Friday: 07:00 - 20:00

Address:

Café Ministerium

Georg-Coch-Platz 4, 1010 Vienna
Phone: +43 1 512 92 25

Email: office@cafeministerium.at

Website: www.cafeministerium.at