Baby Elephant

Here's the baby elephant again... The sign at the door of a shop reminds the clients to wear masks and keep a distance of 1m. I don't quite get which kind of animal sits on the elephant's trunk... 

New Rules

Yesterday Austria started to reopen public life: small shops and garden centres opened again, in Vienna the Federal gardens reopened and the resctricitons for the use of public  transport were lifted. But there are new rules: only a limited number of clients are allowed to enter the shops, they have to use a trolley and most importantly nose and mouth have to be covered by a mask or a scarf, even in the public means of transport. If everything goes well further reopenings will be possible at the beginning of May.

Espresso

I love the storefront sign of the café refurbished in the style of the 1950s that I mentioned yesterday.

How About You?

Do you have any New Year's resolutions? And if you have some, do you usually realize them or can you relate to this sign?

Eat More Cake

This sign welcomes the clients of a café in the 18th district. The slogan of my life... ;-)

The Three Hussars

"The Three Hussars" was a glamorous restaurant in the city center. It was founded after World War I by Count Paul Pälffy and two other hussar officers and quickly became an important meeting place for the Viennese society. In 2010 the restaurant went bankrupt, but the sign is still there...

Coffee to go

I discovered this blackboard in front of a café in the 4th district. Isn't this a cute way of advertising coffee to go? And don't you also want to eat a croissant right away looking at this drawing?