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Dear neighbours!
Can you give me some tips about opening hours on this saturday (april 3rd)?
We'd like to go for a one day shopping tour and have a nice walk on naschmarkt on this saturday (april 3rd). Will these shops be open:
- naschmarkt
- merkur
- h&m
Thanks for your answers ahead.
Tamás
all of them will be closed !
Open will be some souvenirshops in Kärntnerstrasse
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OH,SORRY, I had the feeling you talk about SUNDAY !
Saturday they are open, Naschmarkt only untill 12.00 noon or so,
merkur h&m untill ca. 05.00pm
Hi,
Thanks for your quick answer. I always mix sunday and saturday:-) that's why i wrote apr 3rd. I know that on sundays "everything" is closed.
So the naschmarkt open is shortened for the easter?
Usually it's open longer.
Thanks again, Tamás
In german language we speak only about easter sunday and monday, but never easter-saturday, that is where my confusion came from.
Karsamstag - that is our expression - is just like any other saturday of the year. I had the feeling that the naschmarkt closes at around noon on saturday and only the closeby fleamarket is open till 03.00pm
but now they also changed a lot and have plenty of restaurants there and these stay open later as well, but the foodstands will be closing.
If you plan a stop at the naschmarket, try to do so at a mealtime (lunch would be best). You can browse through all the neat stalls and have an inexpensive meal at the same- Middle Eastern gyro sandwiches, for example, followed by a pastry. Or just buy some fruit. The naschmarket is not too far from St. Karl's Platz and St. Karlskirche.
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