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Silvio Nickol Gourmet Restaurant
At the Silvio Nickol gourmet restaurant, classic culinary craftsmanship meets creative innovation. With French elegance, Asian nuances and regional ingredients, multi-course menus are created that delight all the senses. Exceptional cuisine, outstanding ambience – a top-level culinary experience.
Advance reservation from Tuesday to Saturday
6:30pm – 08:00pm
Prunkräume
In the historic setting of the state rooms at Palais Coburg, you can enjoy modern cuisine with Austrian roots, seasonal ingredients and international influences. Brunch, afternoon tea and dinner here become a truly special culinary experience in the heart of Vienna.
Monday to Sunday
Brunch: daily from 10:30 am to 2:00 pm
Afternoon Tea: daily from 2:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Dinner: daily from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Bar service: daily from 5:30 pm
Wine Experience
Experience wine in its finest form: Discover rare vintages, exquisite wines and the historic wine cellars of Palais Coburg during an exclusive wine tasting.
The Six Wine Cellars of Palais Coburg
With over 60,000 bottles, more than 5,000 different wines and a collection spanning four centuries, the six wine cellars of Palais Coburg rank among the most important private wine archives in the world. Each cellar is meticulously curated and perfectly climate-controlled to preserve the finest vintages – from mature Bordeaux and rare Champagnes to Austria’s most distinguished wines.
Experience the diversity of international wine culture in a historic setting that delights connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike.
Old World Cellar
European Fine Wines since 1845
The collection of European fine wines at Palais Coburg is among the most significant of its kind, comprising over 13,000 bottles of Austrian wine alongside selected rarities from renowned regions such as Italy, Germany, Hungary and Switzerland. Featuring vintages dating back to 1845, this cellar offers a unique insight into the heritage of European wine culture.
Highlights include around 300 bottles of the legendary Sassicaia from Tuscany – a symbol of Italian winemaking excellence. Carefully curated, the selection reflects the depth and diversity of Europe’s wine tradition, making this cellar a must for connoisseurs, collectors and admirers of historic vintages.
New World Cellar
Wine Treasures from Overseas
The New World Cellar at Palais Coburg pays tribute to the great explorers of past centuries. Designed in the shape of a ship’s hull, it houses a remarkable collection of wines from overseas – including top vintages from the USA, Chile, Argentina, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
Complementing the collection are exceptional wines from Portugal and Spain – the historic nations of discovery – adding further depth to the spirit of the “New World.” This cellar unites international diversity, architectural flair and symbolic history – a true highlight for wine lovers with a sense of discovery.
France Cellar
30,000 Bottles of French Wine Culture
The France Cellar is the heart of the Palais Coburg wine archive – and with around 30,000 bottles, the largest of all. Here rest the great names of French viticulture, with a particular focus on the celebrated regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy.
Alongside these iconic reds, the cellar also features exceptional wines from other distinguished regions including the Loire, Alsace and Rhône. This outstanding collection embodies tradition, quality and variety – a must for admirers of classic French wines.
Champagne Cellar
The King of Sparkling Wines
In the deepest room of Palais Coburg – once the palace ice cellar – lies an exclusive collection of more than 1,000 bottles of Champagne, the most noble of sparkling wines. The Champagne Cellar provides ideal conditions for prestigious houses such as Dom Pérignon, Billecart-Salmon and other renowned producers of the Champagne region.
The historic stonework and perfectly tempered atmosphere make this a unique sanctuary for lovers of refined effervescence. The oldest Champagne in the collection dates from 1962, highlighting the depth and distinction of this remarkable archive.
Yquem Cellar
Three Centuries of Liquid Gold
The Yquem Cellar is a tribute to the legendary Château d’Yquem in Bordeaux – world-famous for its noble sweet wine. Since 1893, every vintage produced has been represented by at least one bottle in this exceptional collection. With over a hundred vintages, the cellar chronicles the history of one of the world’s most precious wines.
A true centrepiece is the impressive 15-litre bottle, symbolising the rarity and grandeur of the collection. The Yquem Cellar combines historical depth, luxurious heritage and masterful curation – a true gem for lovers of exquisite dessert wines.
Rare Wines Cellar
Historical Wine Treasures
The Rarities Cellar at Palais Coburg is a veritable treasure chamber for collectors and connoisseurs of the rarest wines. Set within the historic walls of the former wine store of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha – now equipped with the latest technology – it houses some of the world’s oldest and most valuable wines.
Among its highlights are Portuguese sweet wines dating back to 1795 and, according to Christie’s wine expert Michael Broadbent MW, the oldest drinkable wine in existence: the legendary 1727 Rüdesheimer Apostelwein from the Bremen Ratskeller. This exclusive collection encompasses hundreds of carefully selected bottles, each representing the highest standards of provenance, craftsmanship and taste.
Contact & Information
Would you like to learn more about the Palais Coburg wine archive or book an exclusive tasting?
Our team will be delighted to assist with any enquiries regarding the collection, private events or bespoke cellar tours.
