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The Naschmarkt in Vienna in springtime
Cultural hotspot on the Danube
The Naschmarkt Vienna, the city's largest and most famous market, is located along the Wienzeile in the 4th district. Where dairy products were once sold, today you will find a lively mix of cuisine, culture and international flair. The market comes to life in spring when the market stalls are filled with the first regional delicacies of the season.
Stroll through the colourful market stalls, let yourself be seduced by exotic scents and enjoy the unique atmosphere. The Vienna Naschmarkt is a place to look, taste and marvel. A must-see during your stay in Vienna.
Diversity & international flair at Vienna's Naschmarkt
More than 170 stalls, shops and eateries line the market, each offering something special. Discover:
- Fresh fruits and vegetables
- Regional and exotic spices
- Baked goods, meat, and fish
- Local treats and international street food
- Unique handcrafted products
From Austrian classics to Mediterranean specialties and Middle Eastern delights. The Naschmarkt is a culinary playground.
The Flea Market at Vienna's Naschmarkt
Austria's largest flea market
Right next to the market, every Saturday you’ll find Austria’s biggest flea market, a paradise for collectors, treasure hunters, and vintage lovers.
You’ll discover:
- Antique furniture
- Vintage clothing
- Books, records & rare finds
- Curiosities from around the world
Tip: Each seller is only allowed to participate three times per year, so the offerings change often and are full of surprises.
Flea Market in Vienna – opening hours
The flea market at the Naschmarkt in Vienna is open every Saturday from 6.30 am to 2.00 pm. Stroll through the flea market at your leisure and browse through the various stalls. From furniture to vintage fashion, everything is on offer at the flea market at Vienna's Naschmarkt and you are sure to find what you are looking for. Around 150 traders and 200 private individuals offer their wares. And the earlier you get to the market, the better, because then you won't miss out on any bargains. Combine shopping at the Naschmarkt in Vienna with a visit to the largest flea market in Austria.
Information and Opening Hours of the Vienna Naschmarkt
The Naschmarkt in Vienna is open from Monday to Saturday.
- Monday to Friday: 6:00 am to 9:00 pm
- Saturday: 6:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Sunday and public holidays: Closed
The Vienna Naschmarkt is easily accessible by public transportation in the city of Vienna. The nearest underground stations are
- U4: Kettenbrückengasse or Karlsplatz station
- U2 and U1: Karlsplatz station
Tips for visiting Vienna's Naschmarkt:
- Take cash with you, many stalls only accept cash payment
- Also take the opportunity to enjoy a small sample at many tasting corners
Let yourself be enchanted by the colourful hustle and bustle and delicious aromas at the Naschmarkt and enjoy the first warm days of the year in the federal capital. The Hotel Stefanie is your ideal home base for discovering Vienna from its most enjoyable side. Start your spring holiday now and secure your room in the city's oldest hotel online.
Frequently asked questions about the Naschmarkt in Vienna for guests of Hotel Stefanie
What are the opening hours of the Naschmarkt in Vienna?
According to the City of Vienna's market authority (Marktamt), the market stalls at the Naschmarkt are open Monday to Friday from 6am to 9pm and on Saturday from 6am to 6pm, while the farmers' and traders' pitches close earlier, at 7:30pm, from Monday to Friday. Restaurants and bars at the Naschmarkt may open Monday to Saturday from 6am to 11pm. These are maximum hours, so individual stalls and venues may close earlier.
Is the Naschmarkt in Vienna open on Sundays and public holidays?
The market stalls at the Naschmarkt are closed on Sundays and public holidays. Restaurants and bars may open on Sundays and public holidays from 9am to 9pm, according to the City of Vienna, and the flea market takes place on Saturdays only.
When is the flea market at the Naschmarkt in Vienna open?
According to the City of Vienna, the Naschmarkt flea market takes place every Saturday from 6:30am to 3pm at the latest. There is no market on 25 and 26 December or on 1 and 6 January, and on 24 and 31 December it ends at noon. Around 400 sellers, from private individuals to professional dealers, offer antiques, household goods, second-hand books and records.
Which district is the Naschmarkt in Vienna in?
The Naschmarkt is in Vienna's 6th district, Mariahilf (1060 Vienna), along the Wienzeile, the street beside the river Wien, between Getreidemarkt and Kettenbrückengasse. The flea market adjoins the market at its western end near Kettenbrückengasse, while the eastern end borders Karlsplatz.
How do I get from Hotel Stefanie to the Naschmarkt?
From Hotel Stefanie it is about 300 metres on foot to Schwedenplatz underground station, where you take the U4 towards Hütteldorf, without changing trains, to Karlsplatz (eastern end of the market) or Kettenbrückengasse (western end, also for the flea market). The U1 and U2 also stop at Karlsplatz. You can find out more about the hotel's position in the 2nd district on the location page of Hotel Stefanie.
