For years, Vienna has been named the most livable city, and Vienna counts millions of overnight stays a year. Andrea Witzmann sees Vienna in a different way. Away from the sugar pink that attracts millions of tourists, it shows the city in its grandeur and grandeur, in its very own and so often invoked melancholy. With analog camera, the photographer traces places that are our childhood without us ever being there. Their gaze comes from the edges, it circles around coffee houses, stalls and bathing establishments, Danube side arms or stately parks and creates natures mortes in private interiors. Her photographic explorations of sunken, seemingly untouched and paradoxically completely contemporary places make you curious and touch in equal measure. Witzmann’s declaration of love for the city in which she lives and works opens our eyes to a Vienna off the beaten track and offers not only impulses for art lovers, but also suggestions for sightseeing of a different kind.