1010 – 1230 · Wien
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From Innere Stadt to Liesing
Innere Stadt
3 markets
Between the cathedral and Am Hof: antiques with patina and prices worth haggling over.
Leopoldstadt
32 markets
Prater air, Vorgartenmarkt and crates full of finds.
Landstraße
25 markets
From Rochusmarkt to the Danube canal – short walks, full bags.
Wieden
2 markets
The classic: on Saturdays the treasures pile up at Naschmarkt.
Margareten
8 markets
Neighbourhood markets with living-room atmosphere.
Mariahilf
29 markets
Between Gumpendorfer and Wienzeile: vintage, vinyl, coffee breaks.
Neubau
28 markets
Design district meets second-hand – curated rummaging.
Josefstadt
8 markets
Small and fine: books and house sales.
Alsergrund
13 markets
Student vibe, spontaneous, Sunday mornings.
Favoriten
13 markets
Big, loud, cheap – Favoriten haggles best.
Simmering
7 markets
Car-park flea markets with honest prices.
Meidling
8 markets
Am Schöpfwerk and around: neighbours selling to neighbours.
Hietzing
10 markets
Villa clear-outs and garden sales with style.
Penzing
5 markets
Green and spread out, with backyard surprises.
Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus
14 markets
The market by Westbahnhof is part of the furniture.
Ottakring
22 markets
Brunnenmarkt area: multicultural, KOST-NIX and Stöberplatz – literally.
Hernals
254 markets
Hilly, hearty, house sales.
Währing
3 markets
Kutschkermarkt and cottage cellars full of stories.
Döbling
9 markets
Between vineyards: rarities with a view.
Brigittenau
2 markets
Along the Danube: understated and underrated.
Floridsdorf
22 markets
Across the Danube, Sundays mean clear-outs.
Donaustadt
63 markets
The biggest district, the most markets – room for everything.
Liesing
5 markets
Down south: garages open, prices down.