Shopping in Vienna is a diverse experience, offering something for everyone, from luxury boutiques in elegant shopping streets, such as Kärntner Straße and Graben to charming local artisanal shops and boutiques in neighborhoods like Spittelberg and Neubau. Vienna's traditional markets like Naschmarkt are also a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts. Here's a list of all shopping paradises in Vienna:
Shopping Streets
Mariahilferstraße
If you're not looking for anything specific, but just want to stroll through Vienna's shopping streets to get inspired, these streets are just right for you! Additionally those streets are not only shopping havens but also cultural landmarks. They are adorned with historical buildings, impressive facades and artistic details that add to the overall shopping experience. The streets are also surrounded by countless cafés and restaurants, if you want to take a break.
📍 Mariahilferstraße
Mariahilferstraße is one of Vienna's longest and most famous shopping streets, stretching for about 1.8 kilometers. This lively boulevard offers a diverse range of shops, from international fashion brands and department stores to local boutiques and specialty stores. Shoppers can explore the latest trends in fashion, accessories, cosmetics, and homeware, making it an ideal destination for a day of retail therapy.
Our recommenation: Start at the station Westbahnhof (U3, U6) and go all the way down to Volkstheater to not miss any shops.
📍 Neubaugasse
The cross street to Mariahilferstraße Neubaugasse is situated in the trendy Neubau district and is a hip and eclectic shopping street known for its independent fashion boutiques, vintage stores and concept shops. It's a hub for alternative and cutting-edge fashion.
📍 Kärntnerstraße
Kärntnerstraße, on the other hand, is a historic and elegant shopping street that dates back to the Roman times. Located in the heart of Vienna's Innere Stadt, Kärntnerstraße is a picturesque pedestrian street lined with beautiful architecture, traditional cafés and charming shops. Here, visitors can discover luxury brands, fine jewelry, Viennese souvenirs and delightful confectioneries.
📍 Graben
Near Kärntnerstraße, you can find the shopping street Graben. It's a prestigious street renowned for its upscale boutiques, luxury brands and elegant cafés. It's a pedestrian-only street lined with historic buildings and offers a sophisticated shopping experience as well.
📍 Kohlmarkt
Adjacent to Graben, Kohlmarkt is another prestigious shopping street in Vienna. It's famous for its exclusive high-end fashion boutiques, fine jewelry stores and designer labels. Kohlmarkt exudes luxury and refinement, making it a favorite destination for luxury shopping enthusiasts.
📍 Wollzeile
Another street in the city center. Wollzeile is a charming shopping street with a mix of traditional Viennese shops, antique stores, and artisanal boutiques. It is an excellent place to find unique souvenirs and traditional Austrian goods.
📍 Landstraßer Hauptstraße
Situated in the Landstraße district, this street offers a mix of modern shops, international brands, and local businesses. It is a lively and diverse shopping street with a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the city center.
📍 Favoritenstraße
Located in the Favoriten district, this shopping street is known for its diversity and multicultural atmosphere. It offers a wide range of shops, markets, and specialty stores, reflecting the area's vibrant and diverse community.
📍 Meidlinger Hauptstraße
Located in the Meidling district, this shopping street offers a mix of well-known chain stores, local businesses and traditional Viennese shops. It is a great place to shop for everyday necessities and experience a more local shopping scene.
Design Markets
WAMP at Museumsquartier
If you're looking for creative, unique and sustainable products from designers, you definitely have to visit these vibrant design markets!
📍 WAMP
WAMP is an open air design market that takes place regularly at Museumsquartier. Here, visitors can explore a wide array of art, fashion, accessories and home décor, all handcrafted by local creatives. WAMP offers a dynamic platform for emerging artists and designers to present their original and one-of-a-kind creations, creating a vibrant and inspiring atmosphere for shoppers in a beautiful location.
📍 Fesch'markt
Fesch'markt, another popular design market, has gained a reputation for being a trendsetter in Vienna's creative scene. Held several times a year, Fesch'markt features a carefully curated selection of contemporary design, fashion, and lifestyle products at the Ottakringer brewery in the 16th district. This special location and atmosphere create an exciting shopping experience that attracts both locals and visitors.
📍 Edelstoff
Edelstoff at Marx Halle is a design market with a focus on sustainable and eco-friendly products. This market is dedicated to showcasing designers and artisans who prioritize ethical production methods and use environmentally friendly materials. Edelstoff encourages conscious consumerism and offers an excellent opportunity to discover eco-conscious fashion, accessories and homeware.
What all these markets have in common is their emphasis on supporting local talent and fostering a sense of community among artists and shoppers alike. You will also find food stalls offering everything from burgers to international cuisine and drinks at all markets. Visit their website for dates and further informations.
Art Galleries
Spittelberggasse | @vienna_alexxandra
You are looking for art? In addition to world-class museums, Vienna's art scene also thrives in its charming galleries, scattered throughout various neighborhoods, offering a diverse array of artistic expressions.
📍 Spittelberg
At Spittelberg, a picturesque quarter in the 7th district, art enthusiasts can wander through narrow cobblestone streets and discover a collection of art galleries tucked away in historic buildings. Spittelberg's galleries showcase an eclectic mix of contemporary and traditional art, featuring works by both established artists and emerging talents. There you can admire paintings, sculptures, photography and mixed-media pieces that provide a glimpse into the vibrant and ever-evolving Viennese art scene.
📍 Schleifmühlgasse
Schleifmühlgasse in Vienna is a true haven for art enthusiasts, boasting an abundance of contemporary art galleries. Within the Freihausviertel district, art lovers can explore renowned venues like Galerie Georg Kargl and Galerie Gabriele Senn. For a delightful experience, you can also stroll to the nearby Naschmarkt, where a charming flea market offers hidden treasures waiting to be discovered every Saturday.
📍 Vienna's 1st district
Vienna's 1st district is not only home to renowned art institutions but also to charming and intimate small art galleries. These hidden gems offer a more personal and intimate art experience, showcasing works from contemporary painting and Jugendstil arts and crafts, to Baroque and Biedermeier furniture. A few examples of small art galleries in Vienna's 1st district are Galerie Steinek, Galerie Ulysses, Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Konzett Gallery, Bel Etage, Galerie Martin Suppan, Stephan Andréewitch, Galerie Kovacek, Galerie Kaiblinger or Challery where art is sold for good causes.
Farmer Markets
Naschmarkt
A farmer market is the best place to get your fresh & artisanal foods from. But visiting Vienna's farmer markets isn't only a chance to indulge in delicious foods but also an opportunity to support local farmers and producers. Here are some farmer markets in Vienna:
📍 Naschmarkt
One of the most popular farmer markets in Vienna is the Naschmarkt. Stretching over 1.5 kilometers, the Naschmarkt is a sensory delight with an array of stalls selling colorful fruits, vegetables, cheeses, spices and much more. It's not just a place to shop for groceries; it's also a culinary hub where visitors can sample international cuisines, enjoy freshly prepared dishes and savor Viennese delicacies.
If you want to learn more about this market and taste some food, book our Naschamrkt Tour.
📍 Brunnenmarkt & Yppenplatz
The Brunnenmarkt in the 16th district is another bustling farmer market, known for its multicultural atmosphere and diverse offerings. Here, you can find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to exotic spices and Middle Eastern specialties. The market's lively ambiance, filled with the chatter of vendors and the aromas of different cuisines, creates a vibrant and immersive experience. Nearby Brunnenmarkt, some of Vienna's most exciting restaurants and cafes have opened around Yppenplatz. Numerous creative outlets have also set up shop between the various culinary ports of call on and around that square. Yppenplatz is definitely the place to be and must be on your bucket list, especially in spring or summer!
📍 Karmelitermarkt
Karmelitermarkt is a charming farmer's market with an Austro-Italian influence located in Vienna's 2nd district, Leopoldstadt. The market square springs to life every Saturday morning as various sellers set up their stands, offering a delightful range of artisanal products. Each stand carries its own charm, whether they specialize in cheese, homemade porchetta or fresh honey straight from the hive.
📍 Vorgartenmarkt
Nearby Karamelitermarkt every Friday and Saturday, in addition to the restaurants and market stalls, a proper farmer’s market pops up and sells off all kinds of regional specialities. Vorgartenmarkt is brimming with stands that offer a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, the market's permanent stalls provide high-quality meat, chicken and even fish.
📍 Servitenviertel
Every Thursday, the Servitenplatz in the Servitenviertel turns into a fresh produce and artisan food market. At the charming little stands of this market, you'll discover a variety of organic fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, as well as delightful sweets and fresh fruit juices. The idyllic setting, with an old church in the background and cobblestone-covered square, creates a picturesque backdrop.
📍 Kutschkermarkt
Dating back to 1885, Kutschkermarkt in Vienna's 18th district, stands as one of Vienna's two remaining authentic street markets. With its rich history and vast experience, it comes as no surprise that this market offers a little something to satisfy every taste.
📍 Meidlinger Markt
Located in the 12th district, Meidlinger Markt offers a wide array of traditional products like fruits, vegetables and meat, the market has embraced modern trends with the addition of stalls featuring vegan and gluten-free products. The surrounding restaurant scene is equally diverse, with unconventional concepts and unique eateries adding a splash of color to the area. This seamless blend of tradition and modernism creates a captivating and delightful atmosphere at Meidlinger Markt.
Gourmet Super Markets
Meinl am Graben | @jisuxox
If you're surching for high-quality culinary delights, these specialized markets offer a curated range of premium products and rare delicacies, providing a unique shopping experience for food enthusiasts.
📍 Julius Meinl am Graben
One such gourmet supermarket is Julius Meinl am Graben, located in the heart of Vienna's 1st district. Founded in 1862, this iconic establishment is a treasure trove of gourmet goods, featuring an impressive assortment of fine wines, artisanal cheeses, exquisite chocolates and international delicacies. Shopping at Julius Meinl is an indulgent journey through the world of gourmet delights in an amazing building.
📍 Spar Gourmet Spar Gourmet in Vienna is a premium supermarket offering a curated selection of gourmet foods and beverages, including fine wines, artisanal cheeses, luxury chocolates and ready-to-eat meals. It's a go-to destination for those seeking exceptional culinary experiences.
Flea Markets
Naschmarkt | @chiquitectos
At the flea markets you can buy wonderful antique pieces to take home. As they take place on the weekends and start quite early, being an early bird might be beneficial in snatching the best treasures. These are the places to be for every thrift shopping lover:
📍 Flea Market at Naschmarkt
The famous flea market at Naschmarkt has about 400 sellers present their goods.
At this market, both private sellers and professional antique dealers come together, creating a diverse and extensive selection. Alongside valuable antiques, you can discover a plethora of intriguing, kitschy and amusing items.
You can visit this market every Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
📍 Huma Eleven
Located in the 11th district, Huma Eleven boasts one of Vienna's largest flea markets, making it a vintage and thrift shopping paradise. With over 400 flea market booths and 1000 free parking spots, it's a dream destination for your treasure hunt. So, rise and shine and head over to Huma Eleven for a delightful flea market experience you won't want to miss.
It takes place every Sunday from 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
📍 Wienerberg
This Flea Market is one of Vienna’s largest flea markets taking place at Wienerberg. It's a lively treasure trove of vintage items and unique finds, perfect for vintage enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike.
You can shop there every Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
📍 Am Hof For more than three decades, the Art and Antiques Market Am Hof has been a treasure trove of high-quality items spanning centuries. Here, visitors can find a diverse range of treasures, including oil paintings, antique picture frames, rare books, manuscripts, coins, exquisite porcelain vessels and charming wooden and tin toys from bygone eras.
The market operates from March to November, every Friday and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Small Boutiques
Neubaugasse | @viennashot
These charming shops offer a curated selection of unique and fashionable items, making them a treasure trove for if you're looking for something special and want to support local designers and artisans.
📍 Neubaugasse (7th district)
Neubaugasse, located in the 7th district, is one of the trendiest streets in Vienna and a hotspot for small boutiques. Here, you'll find a diverse array of fashion boutiques, hip concept stores and independent designers showcasing their creations. From chic clothing and accessories to handcrafted jewelry and home decor, Neubaugasse has something to suit every taste and style.
📍 Vienna's 6th district The 6th district, near Mariahilferstraße, is also worth a visit for small boutiques. This area is known for its eclectic mix of shops, ranging from vintage boutiques to contemporary design stores, each with its own distinctive flair.
📍 Vienna's 1st district
Another area to explore for small boutiques is the 1st district, Vienna's historic city center. Wander through the cobblestone streets and you'll come across hidden gems offering a wide range of artisanal products, from handmade leather goods to unique souvenirs and gifts.
Shopping Malls
Shopping centers are the perfect place to go shopping on a rainy day and to have a variety of shops in one place. Vienna's malls offer a modern and convenient shopping experience for Viennese but also tourists. They not only offer an extensive range of products but also provide a variety of services, from cafes and restaurants to play areas for children.
Fortunately, the malls in Vienna offer you a wide selection to choose from, so there's no doubt you'll find your own personal shopping paradise right next to where you work, live or study:
📍 G3 Shopping Resort Gerasdorf
Christmas Markets
Chrismas Market Rathaus
It's the most wonderful time of the year! If you're visiting Vienna during christmas time you've made a wonderful decision! Vienna's Christmas markets are a cherished tradition that adds a magical and festive atmosphere to the city during the holiday season. From the end of November until Christmas, these markets take place all over Vienna and offer an enchanting mix of seasonal delicacies, handmade gifts and souvenirs.
Read more about them here.
📍 Rathausplatz
📍 Karlsplatz
📍 Belvedere Palace
📍 Freyung
📍 Schönbrunn
📍 Maria Theresien Platz
Easter Markets
Easter Market Schönbrunn
During the Easter season (in March & April), Vienna comes alive with colorful and festive Easter markets, adding a touch of springtime joy to the city. Offering a delightful selection of Easter decorations, arts and crafts and delicious treats, these markets are a wonderful place to buy unique pieces.
Read more about them here.
📍 Schönbrunn
📍 Freyung
📍 Am Hof
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Jul, 4, 2023
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