Restaurant Schilling

Serving the neighborhood since more than 90 years, this place is one of the most original “Wiener Gasthäuser” in the Burggasse 103, 7th district. Offering a wide variation of local brewery products, a nice choice of Austrian wine and the traditional Viennese kitchen like schnitzel, Backhendl and goulash are as they should be.
Experience a charming dinner in its original place till midnight.
www.schilling-wirt.at 

Wirr

Wirr is one of the most alternative and relaxed places to hang out in Vienna. Located in theBurggasse 70, in the 7th district, this cafe/restaurant/club is always filled with students and freelance wifi workers. You can get cheap breakfast till late in the afternoon and every month they display the paintings of a new local artist on the walls of the cafe area.
The basement club is small, dark and packed at the weekends with a sound from indie rock to techno. They have regular concerts and guest dj's as well.
Check it out: www.wirr.at
 

Wood Wood Store

Created in 2002 by three former students of the Royal Design School of Denmark, Wood Wood started as a label in Copenhagen. After the success of their private line and shop, the three Danes expanded last years summer to Vienna, opening their worldwide 3rd retail boutique in the heart of the 7th district in the Zollergasse 29.
Carrying their own popular line as well as notable brands like Henrik Vibskov, Comme De Garcons, Peter Jensen, Rockers NYC, Opening Ceremony, Head Porter and Medicom Toys, Wood Wood is where you’ll find the definitive scandinavia shopping experience.
Check it out: http://www.woodwood.dk/

World Press Photo 10 exhibition at WestLicht Gallery

Until 4th of November WestLicht Gallery "Schauplatz für Fotografie" at Westbahnstrasse 40 in the 7th district, will be showing the exhibition World Press Photo 10.  The show consists of around 200 of the best press photographs of 2009. The exhibited photographs have been awarded prizes in the world's most prestigious photo-journalist competition. The international jury of the 53rd annual World Press Photo Contest has selected a photo by the Italian photographer Pietro Masturzo as the World Press Photo of the Year 2009. The picture depicts women shouting in protest from a rooftop in Tehran, on 24 June. The winning photograph is part of a story depicting the nights following the contested presidential elections in Iran, when people shouted their dissent from roofs and balconies, after daytime protests in the streets. The story as a whole was awarded first prize in the category People in the News. The show, which is conceived of as a travelling exhibition, will visit over 100 locations throughout the world and is seen by around two million visitors. It is not only an impressive demonstration of achievements in international photo-journalism but also a unique retrospective of events of worldwide importance and historical significance that have taken place during the previous year. check it out: http://www.westlicht.com/