[2025 Vienna Attraction] Travel Guide for Vienna Naschmarkt (Updated Apr)

Visit Vienna's Naschmarkt, which is known for its fresh fruits and vegetables, dried goods, and Middle Eastern food. Although it's an outdoor market, it's quite clean and bright. As we wandered around and got hungry, we decided to grab a bite at the Middle Eastern restaurant 'NENI am Naschmarkt' for a market brunch. Middle Eastern food is quite novel. Since we didn't have a reservation, we were seated outdoors, but thankfully there were umbrellas to provide shade. The Jerusalem plate is a very Middle Eastern dish, with ingredients like yogurt, tomatoes, hummus, chicken, and sesame leaves, all wrapped in flatbread. It's like a Middle Eastern burger! NENI am Naschmarkt prides itself on healthy and natural food, offering many vegetarian and light dishes. We ordered the purple rice quinoa, paired with grilled asparagus and beef tomatoes, which was very healthy, delicious, and refreshing. Enjoying Middle Eastern cuisine in the open-air seating of Vienna's market is definitely a unique experience. Overall, it was delicious.

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#100 Ways to Travel The best way to experience the local culture of a city is to visit the vegetable market. I traveled to the music capital #Vienna on my free trip to Eastern Europe. This metropolitan area is full of humanistic, artistic and architectural beauty. I was curious about what its vegetable market would look like. Is it as colorful and vibrant as the #SanJoséMarket in Barcelona? After visiting #Schönbrunn Palace early in the morning, we came to visit Vienna's oldest #Naschmarkt. Created as early as the 16th century, Nasch means dessert. It is nearly 1.5 kilometers long, and walking around it feels a bit like the European version of Dihua Street Dadaocheng. That's right, Nash Market is different from the traditional wet market. It is an open-air market mainly selling vegetables and fruits, dried fruit groceries, flowers, spices and cooked snacks. There is no smell of meat or fish at all. Instead, it is a bit like visiting a hipster market. If you are tired, you can find a vegetarian shop to sit down and drink coffee. It is very relaxing and pleasant. On Saturdays and holidays, Naschmarkt is transformed into Vienna's largest second-hand market, making it a great place to go treasure hunting. #naschmarkt 📍Address: Between Linke Wienzeile and Rechte Weinzeile, 1040 Vienna 🕰️Business hours: 0600-1830 #EasternEuropeFreeTravel #ViennaAustria #VegetableMarket #100TravelWays #Vienna #SecondhandMarket

#Christmas Leschanz Wiener Schokoladekönig is a chocolate specialty store representing Vienna. It is a great chocolate restaurant for tourists as well as Christmas gifts during the Christmas season. #Vienna #European travel

#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

Even though the market stalls are closed the cafes are open in the market on a Sunday making it a great spot for breakfast. Some of the cafes were cash only but all looked great.#solofemaletravel #solofemaletraveler #solofemaletraveller ##over50 ##theprofessionaltraveller

Vienna's Naschmarkt Flohmarkt - a treasure hunter's paradise Every Saturday, Vienna's most distinctive **Naschmarkt Flohmarkt** is held! This is not only a pilgrimage site for second-hand lovers, but also the best place to experience local culture. 🛍 Antiques and vintage collections: vinyl records, porcelain, silverware, old cameras, full of European nostalgia. 🎨 Unique crafts: handmade jewelry, old books, art paintings, you can always find unique treasures. 💰 Affordable prices and full of surprises: from small items worth a few euros to priceless antiques, it all depends on your vision and negotiation skills! 🍽 Food temptation next to the market: After visiting the second-hand market, you can stop by to taste the international food at the Nash Market, from Austrian fried pork chops to Mediterranean flavors. Whether you are a collector, a traveler, or just want to experience the weekend atmosphere of Vienna, the second-hand market is an exploration journey full of surprises! #Austria #Nash Market #Secondhand Market #European Market

🎻【Vienna 4 days and 3 nights in-depth walking guide! Put art history into the eyes of children] Attached with hidden museum gameplay & camera map ✨"In Vienna, even the wind smells like music" Take a 9-year-old child on a European cultural tour This city uses palaces as stations and paints domes as heaven Refreshed my entire understanding of "family travel"! 🏰DAY1: Golden sunset line ▪️16:00 Belvedere Palace back garden Go in the opposite direction to avoid the crowds! Baroque fountain + symmetrical lawn Same running shot as in Before Sunrise ▪️17:30 Reflection of Karlskirche Use the pool at the entrance to take a mirror-like symmetry shot! There are projection shows in the summer ▪️19:00 Albertina Terrace The best free viewing platform in the city! The sunset turns the tram into gold foil 🎨DAY2: Nanny-level guide to the Museum of Art History ▪️9:30 Go to the dome painting in the rotunda Take advantage of the few people to take pictures to feel like you have booked the whole place! Remember to bring a wide-angle lens ▪️11:00 Egyptian Room Treasure Hunt Compete with your children to find beetle amulets (staff will give out stickers) ▪️14:00 Hidden benefits in the cafe Order the Princess Sissi set meal and get a special bookmark! The marble columns are the best for photos ⛪️DAY3: CityWalk tips for the old town ▪️Tips for climbing to the top of Stephen's Church 343 steps in the South Tower to see the sea of ​​red roofs/North Tower elevator for lazy people ▪️The right way to enjoy church ice cream Look for Zanoni&Zanoni! Recommend Mozart Ball + Strawberry Combo ▪️Opera Night Show Substitution Plan Standing Ticket 4 Euros to Listen to The Magic Flute (Children's Special for Bringing Children) 🚂DAY4: 5 Must-Do Things Before Leaving 1️⃣Buy Mozart Chocolate at Central Station (30% cheaper than the scenic spot) 2️⃣Check in at Hundertwasser Apartments Rainbow Alley 3️⃣Send postcards at the Danube Tower Revolving Restaurant 4️⃣Collect Mr. Hundertwasser's designs at the subway station 5️⃣Buy antique music boxes at Naschmarkt 🍰Proven Food List ✔️Café Central's Piano Apple Roll ✔️Bitzinger Opera Sausage Stall ✔️Figlmüller's Bigger-Than-Face Fried Pork Chops ✔️Eis Greissler Goat Milk Ice Cream 💡Parent-Child Anti-Failure Guide ✅Buy Vienna Pass! Museum + transportation all included ✅The Museum of Art History has audio guides for children ✅Most museums are open until 21:00 on Wednesdays ✅Bring change with you (basic toilet charges) When my daughter pointed to Napoleon's son's cradle in the Royal Treasure House and said: "Mom, did the little prince wet the bed too?" Suddenly I felt that the jewellery from thousands of years ago had temperature💎 Travel photography tips

This is the longest vertical market in Vienna, and it is huge with over 120 stores❗There is a wide variety of products on sale, such as vegetables, meat, tea, spices, sweets, and souvenirs, so just walking around is fun😊 There are many restaurants and drinking establishments, but they are open from around 10 or 11 o'clock until night, so there may not be any places that serve breakfast❓️ The food genre is not only Viennese cuisine, but also Indian, Vietnamese, and Italian, so if you come here you can taste food from various countries🍴 Karlskirche is within walking distance, so I recommend visiting it as well👍 Please go and check it out🎵 ⋈ ････Spot details･････････ ⋈ Opening hours: Apparently from morning to night, but the exact hours are unknown. When I went around 10 o'clock, most of the stores were open #tripoverseastravel #overseastravel #austria #austriatrip #girlstrip

#springsummer2024 #LocalLife #ViennaAttractions #ViennaMustVisit Naschmarkt (German: Naschmarkt) is the most popular market in Vienna, the capital of Austria. It is 1.5 kilometers long and a must-visit for tourists. The history of Nash Market can be traced back to the 16th century, when it was originally a market selling milk. Now Nash City mainly sells all kinds of fresh food, which is super easy to buy. #naschmarkt #naschmarkt #localmarket

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

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