Universität Wien (UNIVIE)

Night spots : Sophien Sale (huuuuuge!), Maria's Roses (nicely decorated with roses), Havana Club (in a palace downtown Vienna), Places not to be missed : Onyx (located in the Haas House, chic and expensive, but you can see famous people from time to time), Sacher Hotel (order the Sacher torte! to get in take the side door...you will be better welcomed than if you get in through the front door) Events not to be missed : university Ball, City Hall Ball (you have to know how to dance the walz) Best cafe : Central Cafe

There are many clubs along the Ring (Vienna´s center is surrounded by a big ring), like Chelsea (with great life concerts) or B72. But the place to go is Flex, near the Danube canal, with funny partys and other events. Vienna is the city of cafes as well. In Hawelka Cafe (Dorotheergasse) you can enjoy the traditional atmosphere of an austrian cafe. I also enjoyed Hummel cafe (Josefstädterstrasse) and Kandinsky cafe (Lerchenfelder Straße, near Pfeilheim, my residence).

Charlie P's pub is a little Irish bar that had a very warm and friendly atmosphere that we liked to walk to and come home singing when we were finished. Maria's Cantina (dance club and karaoke) is also a lot of fun; much of the inhibition experienced with karaoke in one's own country fades when you're here:) And don't miss "heimfests" or dorm parties- do it at least once or twice:)

Bars/Pubs: "1516 Brewering Company" (drink and eat, in the city center, near the Opera), "Fischerbräu" (near the student hall "Haus Doebling"), "Charlie P's Irish Pub" and "Maximilian" near Votiv Kirche and University. Clubs: Flex (alternative, rock), Passage (smart),... There are lots of student parties organized every week!

"Das Mobel" - have special "hangover" breakfast buffets on Saturdays and Sundays, and you can sit and eat all day for one price! Also "Shebeen", very international, and very good Cocktails. Another one is "Weinbar", which is a very local place where they only serve wine and everyone throughs their peanutshells on the ground.

as for the Night life:there is something to do each night of the week but if go on Erasmus in Vienna don't miss to go to Bricks on Wednesdays,especially if you like 60-70ies music and really cool atmosphere! Then if you like arts don't miss Klimt's exibition in Belvedere Castle