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Vienna Naschmarkt
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A culinary voyage around the world takes not 80 days but minutes in Vienna’s Naschmarkt.
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Neighborhood: Margareten
This former working class district blends hip eateries and avant-garde cinema with a time travel into 1950s Vienna. Feel the district’s pulse at Margaretenhof and Schlossquadrat. 19th-century Margaretenhof is a local icon, yet has very non-Viennese architecture with its brick structure and cast-iron verandas. The nearby urban Renaissance castle of Schlossquadrat houses several restaurants. In the summer you can sit in its romantic shady courtyard over Schnitzel and Kracherl (traditional fizzy syrup). Siebenbrunnenplatz and its surrounding shops and grocery stores have remained virtually unchanged in the past 60 years: taking a walk there is like stepping into a 1950s film set. Speaking of movies, head to avant-garde cinema Filmcasino in the evening. It often stages foreign language cult films.
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  • Kettenbrückengasse • 2 min walk
  • Pilgramgasse • 7 min walk
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  • Alexandros T
    Trikala, Greece55 contributions
    January 20
    It's a simple local market ,not something special. The prices are higher than the center of the city in the most products.If you need cheese and other products from around the world (exotic fruits, chaloumi,tzatziki,etc) it's worth a visit.
    Visited January 2020
    Traveled with friends
    Written January 28, 2020
  • Mike F
    Dublin, Ireland288 contributions
    Nice to see but avoid Weineck Winothek, they rob tourist
    Nice market to see. Nothing in comparison to the markets in Spain or Italy but still interesting to wander. We did not eat here but we did stop off in a wine bar. Just a forewarning, avoid a wine bar called Weineck Winothek. They sold us a bottle of wine and then screwed us with a €10 cheeseboard which they said originally was included. We had asked twice before we agreed if the cheeseboard was included and they said yes. Then when the bill came they had the cheeseboard and also c=a charge for bread. We did confront them on this but they said it was mis translation. Their actions was deliberate and I am sure they do this regularly to tourists. Horrible experience and left a very sour taste. Very bad reflection on Vienna.
    Visited February 2020
    Written March 5, 2020
  • Dean B
    Sileby, United Kingdom27 contributions
    Over Commercialized
    We were eager to visit the market when we booked to visit Vienna, but the experience did not reflect the hype. The market is a tourist trap with overpriced food and drink, and no soul. The market is busy, bustling, with lots of bright colourful foods and items to buy, lots of restaurants and bars to choose from, but seems to be trading on reputation mainly. I would not recommend this market for vegetarian / vegan diners as we looked long and hard and did not find much which was suitable.
    Visited July 2020
    Written August 18, 2020
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Pete F
Portsmouth, UK132 contributions
All moosh and no Shepherd’s Bush
Jan 2020 • Couples
If you’re idea of a good time is to rummage around a load of old house clearance items which tend to be stupidly overpriced, then come to this “ flea market” , or more accurately described as a car boot sale.
The food market was just a number of stalls , all offering the same produce every 5 mins.
Portobello road, this is not.
Written January 20, 2020
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Foodange
Manchester, UK2,622 contributions
If you want Alpaca Socks, this is the place for you!
Jan 2023
The permanent stalls were half closed and those that were open were just a repeat of each other.
An alpaca socks salesman had done a good job, as virtually every shop was selling them, expensive too.
A lot of tat shops.
Maybe because of the weather, light snow, there were very few bric-a-brac stalls even though it was a Saturday.
Did find somewhere to have hot chocolate and glühwein but could have done that anywhere.
Didn’t see anything worth a photo.
Written February 13, 2023
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MareTravels24
Vienna, Austria45 contributions
Once lovely, now not what it used to be
Feb 2020 • Solo
Still worth a visit, Naschmarkt is no longer what it used to be, a real market. Instead, some ugly souvenir shops and dried fruit stalls are sprouting... you ask yourself, who needs this stuff or... ist this a Paravent for some shady business? Whatever it is, there are still some nice stalls, like the the Viennese sarma kraut and gherkins guy’s stall, some falafel and kebab ones etc. Eating on Naschmarkt is a must - there are also plenty of restaurants.
Written February 11, 2020
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alohamazon
4 contributions
Not worth the effort
Oct 2019
My friends and I walked the length of the market. We were fascinated by the colors and aroma and diverse products. BUT, as my companion was filming her travel vlog, a merchant started yelling at me because I was taking pictures of all the items displayed. He said "you buy something?", I said "no just looking"...he then yelled at me to leave so he could help people who wanted to purchase. Because my companions and I were the only ones in front of that stall, that statement was curious. Because it was captured on film, it became apparent to us that it was racially motivated. Since my companions and I are in the travel industry and have been to many countries, we know all too well that there are prejudices no matter where you travel. Yet, that was the most blatant. That vendor was not a Viennese, he was middle-eastern like most of the vendors at that market. I am of mixed ethnicity but most people would see me as Asian. BEWARE where ever you travel. How you appear WILL determine how you are treated.
Written September 21, 2020
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Sarah186284
Cheltenham, UK53 contributions
Lovely market
Apr 2023 • Family
Great market! I disagree with the negative reviews. Interesting and real. Sellers not too pushy had some lovely free cheese and offered dried fruit but I didn’t feel pressured to buy. Nice place for a bite to eat or a beer or coffee. Obviously not a flash as so much of Vienna but not as tacky as the Prater but the Prater is brilliant for teenagers. A nice change if you’ve seen a lot of ornate palaces and art!! Enjoy 😊
Written April 11, 2023
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Lauren
Bournemouth, UK70 contributions
Touristy and rude vendors
Jul 2023 • Couples
Pretty rubbish honestly, the place is just full of overpriced, touristy stalls and rude vendors trying to trick you into buying average food at inflated prices. I understand it is their job to sell their goods but some of them are plain rude shoving things at you and hassling you to come look at their stalls. I think it would’ve been really nice to walk around and see stuff on your own account but the people ruined the experience.

Some of the more restauranty places looked really nice though and didn’t hassle you to come inside. I wouldn’t recommend it
Written July 29, 2023
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David H
Zurich, Switzerland107 contributions
Nothing special
Apr 2023
If you have plenty of time in Vienna, the Naschmarket is a colourful place to visit, but it should not be high on your list of things to do if time is limited. There are MANY more interesting places to visit. As other visitors have noted, you can be in for a hard sell at certain stores and there are prettier locations to sit outside to eat or enjoy a drink elsewhere in the city.
Written May 14, 2023
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Marty Bielicki
Stuart, FL14,442 contributions
A Few Tips About the Naschmarkt
Jul 2023 • Couples
Please note: the market is definitely closed on Sundays like most places in Austria and Germany. Finding and visiting this market is well worth the time and money. There is plenty of variety between café’s, shops and produce. There are actually two main walking lanes. On busy days you will find these lanes slow as they are not very wide.

There are a number of Chinese-Thai restaurants. We liked “Li’s Cooking.” They had “clean” menus and the food is good. There is patio and inside seating. You will not go wrong at eating at Li’s Cooking.

Further from the central part of the market, it does it a bit tacky in a nice way. We also felt prices were different for each vendor. It does pay to comparison shop.

This area was once a river, now filled in. We actually visited twice and loved it both times.

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Written September 17, 2023
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Garfieldluvr
Denver, CO880 contributions
Ok Market, but skip unless in the area
Apr 2022
I don’t see the appeal of this market. It seems to have the same shops over and over again, with not a lot of variety. Spices, counters full of olives, peppers, etc, and then veggies. I mean, it was an ok market, but probably more for locals and less for tourists? Also, I didn’t see a lot of authentic Viennese products, which maybe affected my lack of purchases.
Written July 25, 2022
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Michael H
35 contributions
Wasp Central
Aug 2022 • Couples
We had been on a tour through the market but it was literally a quick walk through without stopping so we decided to come back on our own to have a closer look. Clearly there’s one if not multiple wasps nests near to the market that they need to deal with because there were wasps all over the place. What was weirder was that no one seemed that bothered. They were under the glass crawling through all the food. I’m terrified of wasps but no one else seemed bothered.
Written August 17, 2022
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