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The end of the Naschmarkt towards Kettenbrückengase is home to the weekly flea market, which is open from dawn until 5pm every Saturday, although a lot of the good stuff has gone by the early afternoon. As with any flea market there is a case of caveat emptor - you can not ensure that purchases are in full working order of that they really are the genuine article, but if you are looking for a collector's piece, or something traditional or slightly unusual, you can often find some interesting pieces here. A lot of the stalls sell furs, porcelain and glassware, lamps and furniture and also collectibles. You really get to experience the multicultural side of Vienna - there are traders of all nationalities speaking all sorts of languages. Of course given that it is a bustling market, you should take care about your personal possessions as pickpockets do tend to be lurking.
1950s Lilien Porzellan 3rd Reich paraphernalia imperial memorabilia antique watches
anything from a few Euros upwards Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Naschmarkt, Kettenbrückengasse, 1050 WienDirections: At the Kettenbrückengase end of the Naschmarkt
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Gasometers were used to store containers for the gas and they were built in every city. One in Vienna has been turned to a modern shopping and residential place. Four round shaped brick building looks amazing from a distance. The main entrance is a new stylish building. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Mariahilferstrasse is a famous shopping area in Vienna. You can find a large variety of shops, department stores and boutiques : Kare (no. 5, furniture design), Grune Erde (no. 11, home bio accessories), Interio (no. 19-21, ideas for the home), L'Occitane (no. 27, parfumery), Pitti (no. 31, handbags and accessories), Wolford (no. 33, stockings and bodies), Virgin Megastore (no. 37-39, music), H&M (no. 41-43, young fashion), Peek & Cloppenburg (no. 26-30, department store), Zara (no. 38-40, trendy fashion), Gerngross (no. 38-48, fashion, sports gear and toys), H&M (no. 53, young fashion), Mango (no. 56, trendy young fashion), Bernhart (no. 71, young fashion and street wear), Don Gil (no. 83, fashion), Apotheke Zur Kaiserkrone (no. 110, homemade creams, tonics, etc.).
Books, clothes, kitchen items, clothes, shoes, furniture, CD/DVD, juwellery, cosmetics. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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