Market in Vienna

Naschmarkt

Paid entryThere is an entry charge.

The Naschmarkt is Vienna’s most famous open-air market, running along the Wienzeile with over 120 stalls selling produce, cheese, spices, fish, and prepared food from Turkish, Balkan, and Asian vendors. Free to browse. The Saturday flea market at the western end adds antiques and second-hand goods. Budget travelers eat lunch at the cheaper stalls toward the back and avoid the sit-down restaurants with terrace surcharges at the front.

Practical

Before you go

Address
Wienzeile, 1060 Wien, 1060 Vienna
History
16th century
Good to know
Official site
wien.gv.at

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