The ultimate hipster paradise is in a small European city where you can use the world's largest Polaroid camera and create 'smell memories'
Courtesy of Harrison Jacobs
It's been said there are only two certainties in life: death and taxes.
I'd like to add a third: hipster neighborhoods. Every city has one, and Austria's capital, Vienna, is no exception.
Vienna's version is centered on Praterstrasse, a wide avenue in the city's Leopoldstadt neighborhood - a district historically home to Turkish and Balkan immigrants and Orthodox Jews.
While the area is full of trendy restaurants and cafes, art galleries, and boutiques, the neighborhood's crown jewel is a place that is hard to categorize.
Supersense is a cafe/recording studio/photo booth/printing press that is indebted to all things vintage and analog.
I stumbled across Supersense recently while traveling in Austria recently and found myself peeking through the shop's many curiosities for the better part of an afternoon.
Take a look inside.
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