Every time I went to the Nashmarkt i left feeling cheated. Either they charge too much or they provide bad quality goods. For instance, last time I bought bread with olives. The vendor offered me a second read for half price. I accepted and he packed quickly both pieces without me actually seeing. The second piece was old and too... More

In the first part there were restaurants, cafés and bars partly serving the beautiful people, in the second part there were vendors selling everything from spices to ties. In the last part there was second hand rubbish being sold, as we were there on a Saturday. The Naschmarkt is close to the Seccesion-building and the Majolika-house. The nearby Maria-Hilferstrasse is... More

Eating, fooling around, smelling, picking in a wonderful surroundings ;DD It is worth absolutely a visit... More

Yes, it's nice, but not amazing, a lot of spices, veggies and meat, all colorful and nice. The stuffed vegetables sold in the stalls are seriously overpriced though, and not all that great. Check the restaurants for a decently-priced lunch. More

The Naschmarkt is your standard outdoor market. It is cool because there are all kinds of different vendors from flowers, to food and more. There are plenty of food stalls and even small restaurants offering food and beer. We strolled through the stalls looking at everything and then had lunch here. It isn't really much to see, but if you... More

My daughters and I chose to go to this market on Saturday morning even though we were well aware of how busy it would be. It proved to be a really amazing experience. A countless variety of food and small restaurants in the area. Packed with people and stalls. We arrived around 9:00 a.m. and were excited with loads of... More

This is a great place to get a wide variety of food - wonderful bread, cheese etc stalls and lots of little restaurants w indoor and outdoor seating serving all types of cuisines - Turkish, vietnamese... When you get tired on Austrian food head over to Naschmarkt. More

Naschmarkt is such a simple but amazing place to visit if you travel to Vienna. I love every single moment I walked in there. Naschmarkt is a local market that have fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, all those local and interesting food. There is even restaurants for you to sit and eat. You should go to Naschmarkt after 9 a.m in... More

I love going to the Naschmarkt. Mid-week is best and Saturdays are a madhouse. If you are traveling with children I would opt for a weekday. I also have used a gourmet food guide twice while hosting guests. VERY WORTH IT! We used GTOUR both times and have been extremely happy. (http://www.gtour.at/egtqurgenusstourb.html). They take you to individual vendors who will... More