[2024 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Vienna Naschmarkt (Updated Sep)

A Different Market Experience 🥰

#celebratewithtrip Naschmarkt in Vienna is a totally different market from what I am used to! We visited Vienna last summer and we stayed near the Vienna Central Station for accessibility. We went to the Naschmarkt by taking underground Line 1 from Südtiroler Platz (this station was the nearest from our hotel) to Karlsplatz. Naschmarkt (as the Wiener call it) is a very well-known market in Vienna and it offers variety of specialties from food to vintage. The balsamic vinegar that I bought there was the best! #naschmarkt #vienna #austria #europe #citytrip

Eastern Europe's ultra-poor retro market, such as back to the last century! Children's interest is full If you travel to Europe, probably no one will refuse to flea market, just walk around with a leisurely mood, there is a sense of lingering through the old times. If you are lucky, you can also find a lot of mysterious treasures, or commemorative antiques? Here, perhaps there are no high-value shopkeepers or exquisite and elegant stalls, everything is rough and untrimmed, mostly piled in the corner or even laid on the ground. But you can find crystal shoes and blue dresses of the last century, Iranian carpets and Turkish coffee cups, even bohemian crystal products and Chinese porcelain. Tips: There is a secret here, that is, to go to the market to get early, the sooner you can get the better. Usually open at 9 am, close at 4 pm, the most on Saturday and Sunday, the old objects are even more unusual. About shooting techniques: You can wear a vintage or printed maxi dress, or take more close-ups of accessories and old objects. The locals are very hospitable, remember to take a lot of photos with them say hi!

Big Vienesse Market

Nice little outdoor market area. Doesn't seem too big at first but it does stretch on quite a while. Tons of restaurants and cafes here with most emphasis on high end food, quality ingredients and specialty. Can also but produce, meats, cheeses, fish, and dried goods. Bustling with locals and tourists. It's a lovely spot for a nice walk or a good lunch #travel #vienna #Europe

Lovely outdoor market

Nice little outdoor market area. Doesn't seem too big at first but it does stretch on quite a while. Tons of restaurants and cafes here with most emphasis on high end food, quality ingredients and specialty. Can also but produce, meats, cheeses, fish, and dried goods. Bustling with locals and tourists. I suggest coming here lunchtime #travel #vienna #Europe #awesomepic

As a foodie, I especially liked to read Mr. Cai's book when I was a child. In particular, he said that when I go there, I have to go to the local market to understand the local people's food culture, so I have always been the principle of eating everywhere. Traveling to Vienna, Austria, searched the market and found the Naschmarkt in Nassau, which is also the most famous market in Vienna. There are about 120 stalls and restaurants in it, which is a paradise for food. Visit the specialties of Italy, Middle East, China, Israel and other countries. The market stalls mainly sell seasonal fruits. Have you seen fresh figs? Its sweet and sweet. Have you ever seen a cheese block bigger than a brick? I feel tired when I see it. Fish gelatin stuffed peppers, mushrooms are also sold in my home market, but here is made with ricotta cheese, the color is of course very good, but the boss gave me the courage to try it. There are really a lot of unseen and interesting foods here. If you are tired of visiting the Vienna Palace Museum, it is really suitable for you to come and eat. The business hours are special, you have to write down. Sunday break Monday to Friday