On one of my trips to Vienna, I finally visited the Freud Museum. It’s a delightful place that I’ll show in this blog, with lots of photos, videos, and tips for your time there.
Today’s tip is about a place next to the museum — just a few steps away: Cafe Freud.
Hum… Freud and coffee… Interesting, Damas.
Yes, it is.
I don’t have a psychoanalytic couch and a cigar, but I invite you to come with me now. Let’s have a coffee.
Cafe Freud
I turned left in front of the Freud Museum and spotted an esplanade with small white tables. A cafe. The places’ name was absolutely logical and an intelligent marketing strategy.



Curious, always exploring everything during my trips, I obviously had to enter there.
I found a charming, friendly space with a lovely staff. They mainly devoted the decor to (guess what!) Sigmund Freud, preserving an old touch and a positive atmosphere of “grandma’s house.” The most exciting detail was a table reserved for Dr. Freud as if he was still alive and about to get there. So funny and exciting!

Always want a coffee? It’s your mother’s fault




Clever, uh?
You certainly read this post because you admire Freud’s works. So, I suggest you go to Cafe Freud after visiting the Freud Museum. Sit down, relax, and reflect on everything you saw in the museum moments ago while taking your holy caffeine and choosing something to eat.
Great idea, Damas! And, who knows, maybe Dr. Freud gets there just in time?

Yes, you could be that lucky. But be careful because he might say, “It’s your mother’s fault.” 😉
Where
Cafe Freud’s address is Berggasse 17, Vienna. Find it now on Google Maps.
My respectful compliments to your mom. 🌷
G.P. DAMAS
» I live in the Algarve (South of Portugal).
» My first fiction books, for young adults, were published in the early 2000s in Portuguese — a time travel adventure and a drama about child adoption, both with thousands of readers. I also wrote books and guides about travel and technology. Screenplays are my greatest passion.
» This blog is the English version of my G.P. DAMAS (Portuguese language, online since 2010). English is not my native language.
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