Muto is Latin for 'transform', which is what the culinary wizards achieve in the kitchen. Meat- and fish-based menus might include smoked quail with hazelnut foam and morrel gel, or zander with pea and wild garlic sorbet and a squid ink alpine cheese crisp, while vegetarian menus feature dishes like roast kohlrabi with pressed cucumber cubes and pickled black radish.
Muto
Linz
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The great astronomer, mathematician and astrologer Johannes Kepler lived here while he completed the groundbreaking Rudolphine Tables. The house now…
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