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1. Dorotheum
1st District | Antiques & CollectiblesThe Dorotheum was the first imperial auction house, established in 1707 by Emperor Josef I as a pawnshop. Occupying the former site of the Dorothy...
The Dorotheum was the first imperial auction house, established in 1707 by Emperor Josef I as a pawnshop. Occupying the former site of the Dorothy Convent (hence the name), it has built up a grand reputation over the years. If you're looking for something truly special—an 18th-century oil portrait or a real fur, a Rococo mirror or a fine silk fan, a china figurine or sterling-silver spoon, an old map of the Austrian Empire or even a stuffed parrot—the best place to try and find it is Dorotheum, Vienna's fabled auction house. Have you ever wanted to see how the Austrian aristocracy once lived, how their sumptuous homes were once furnished? Well, don't bother with a museum—you can inspect their antique furnishings, displayed as if in use, for free, and without the eagle eyes of sales personnel following your every move. The neo-Baroque building was completed in 1901 and deserves a walk-through (you can enter from Spiegelgasse and exit on Dorotheergasse) just to have a look, even if you only admire the gorgeous stuccoed walls and palatial interiors, or peek into the glass-roofed patio stocked with early-20th-century glass, furniture, and art. With more than 600 auctions a year, this has become one of the busiest auction houses in Europe. There are auctions held frequently throughout the week, though not Saturday, and it's closed entirely Sunday. And if you don't fancy bidding for something, there are sale areas on the ground and second floors where loads of stuff can simply be bought off the floor.
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2. gabarage upcycling design
4th District/WiedenOld skis become coat stands, bowling pins turn into vases, traffic signs are transformed into lamps, and garbage bins find new lives as chairs here...
Old skis become coat stands, bowling pins turn into vases, traffic signs are transformed into lamps, and garbage bins find new lives as chairs here at the fabulously offbeat Gabarage.
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3. A. E. Köchert
1st DistrictOne of Vienna's original purveyors to the Imperial Court, A. E. Köchert has been Vienna's jeweler of choice for nearly two centuries. In the 19th...
One of Vienna's original purveyors to the Imperial Court, A. E. Köchert has been Vienna's jeweler of choice for nearly two centuries. In the 19th century, Emperor Franz Josef commissioned 27 diamond-studded stars for the Empress Elizabeth's legendary auburn hair. A new European trend was born, and today "Sisi's stars" are again fashionable after Köchert started reissuing them. Plus, if you're ever in need of a crown, Köchert will craft one for you.
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4. Albin Denk
1st DistrictIf you want to enter an old-fashioned interior that has changed little from the time when Empress Sisi shopped here, Albin Denk is the place....
If you want to enter an old-fashioned interior that has changed little from the time when Empress Sisi shopped here, Albin Denk is the place. The shop is filled with glass cases holding everything from armies of kitsch porcelain figurines as well as modern glassware and ceramics.
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5. Alt-Österreich
1st DistrictAre you looking for a vintage postcard, a hand-carved walking stick, a classic record, or even an old photograph of the Opera House from before...
Are you looking for a vintage postcard, a hand-carved walking stick, a classic record, or even an old photograph of the Opera House from before the war? Head to Alt-Österreich—its name translates as "Old Austria"—and you'll find that this treasure trove has just about everything dealing with that time-burnished subject.
Himmelpfortgasse 7, Vienna, Vienna, 1010, Austria01-512–1296 -
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6. Altwiener Christkindlmarkt
1st DistrictThis festive seasonal market is held on one of Vienna's cozier squares....
This festive seasonal market is held on one of Vienna's cozier squares.
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7. Am Hof
1st DistrictOn Friday and Saturday from March to early November, a small outdoor market with arts, crafts, and collectibles takes place on Am Hof. It's open...
On Friday and Saturday from March to early November, a small outdoor market with arts, crafts, and collectibles takes place on Am Hof. It's open 10 am to 6 pm.
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8. Arcardia
1st DistrictIn case you bump into Placido Domingo or Anna Netrebko, you can buy a picture here so you can have it autographed. Arcardia, in the...
In case you bump into Placido Domingo or Anna Netrebko, you can buy a picture here so you can have it autographed. Arcardia, in the Opera House, stocks a grand selection of the latest releases (CDs) from the operatic world, quite a few classic rarities, plus some opera and classical music-related books
Opernring 2, Vienna, Vienna, 1010, Austria01-513–9568 -
9. Arnold's
7th District/NeubauThis appealing boutique stocks a wide range of sought-after international brands and labels for urban fashionistas, like Wood Wood, Scarti Lab, and Edwin. A large...
This appealing boutique stocks a wide range of sought-after international brands and labels for urban fashionistas, like Wood Wood, Scarti Lab, and Edwin. A large selection of menswear and shoes include Arnold's own signature T-shirts.
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10. Art Point
7th District/NeubauRussian designer Lena Kvadrat treats Viennese hipsters to cutting-edge fashion, unveiling two collections each year....
Russian designer Lena Kvadrat treats Viennese hipsters to cutting-edge fashion, unveiling two collections each year.
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11. Augarten
1st DistrictThe best china in town can be found at this flagship store, designed by Philipp Bruni, which has a sleek, modern design that shines a...
The best china in town can be found at this flagship store, designed by Philipp Bruni, which has a sleek, modern design that shines a contemporary light on the traditional side of historic porcelain products.
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12. Babette's
4th District/WiedenMore than 2,000 cookbooks from every corner of the world are piled on every conceivable space in Bernadette Wörndl's shop. Exotic aromas linger in the...
More than 2,000 cookbooks from every corner of the world are piled on every conceivable space in Bernadette Wörndl's shop. Exotic aromas linger in the air; Wörndl is skilled at creating superb dishes, which she serves herself at the counter. Spices are also for sale, and cooking classes are held regularly (call to arrange an English class).
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13. BahnhofCity Wien West
6th District/MariahilfLocated in the Westbahnhof train station at one end of the busy Mariahilferstrasse shopping zone, BahnhofCity has about 80 shops selling clothing, electronics, shoes, sporting...
Located in the Westbahnhof train station at one end of the busy Mariahilferstrasse shopping zone, BahnhofCity has about 80 shops selling clothing, electronics, shoes, sporting goods, and more. There's also a food court, plus a small grocery store that's open Sunday.
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14. Bel Etage
1st DistrictThis gallery specializes in Viennese Jugendstil with furniture and accessories, but also has an impressive selection of paintings by Austrian artists and small collections of...
This gallery specializes in Viennese Jugendstil with furniture and accessories, but also has an impressive selection of paintings by Austrian artists and small collections of watches and silverware. There's a second location at Dorotheergasse 12, a 10-minute walk away.
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15. Berger
1st DistrictCrafting made-to-order, handmade ceramics for his customers for 40 years, Herr Berger has now been joined in the business by his daughter Lisa. Here you...
Crafting made-to-order, handmade ceramics for his customers for 40 years, Herr Berger has now been joined in the business by his daughter Lisa. Here you might find a handcrafted ceramic stove made to measure for your Alpine chalet, or a decorative wall plate blooming with a hand-painted flowering gentian.
Weihburggasse 17, Vienna, Vienna, 1010, Austria01-512–1434 -
16. Bisovsky
7th District/NeubauHaute couture and prêt-à-porter are by appointment only in Susanne Bisovsky's Neubau district studio. Email or phone ahead for an appointment....
Haute couture and prêt-à-porter are by appointment only in Susanne Bisovsky's Neubau district studio. Email or phone ahead for an appointment.
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17. Bucherer
1st DistrictFor one of the best selections of watches head to Bucherer's, a famous Swiss watch store, where the gold- and diamond-jewelry selections are also top-notch....
For one of the best selections of watches head to Bucherer's, a famous Swiss watch store, where the gold- and diamond-jewelry selections are also top-notch.
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18. Buchhandlung Morawa
1st DistrictThis could be the best-stocked bookstore in Vienna, with titles on everything under the sun. Thankfully, help is always at hand if you can't find...
This could be the best-stocked bookstore in Vienna, with titles on everything under the sun. Thankfully, help is always at hand if you can't find that specific one you're looking for. The magazine and newspaper section is particularly impressive.
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19. Collins Hüte
1st DistrictThis is one of the Vienna's most historic and best sources for such accessories as scarves, gloves, and especially hats, from modern creations to traditional...
This is one of the Vienna's most historic and best sources for such accessories as scarves, gloves, and especially hats, from modern creations to traditional Austrian felt and feather hats.
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20. Danube Canal art and antiques market
MarketFrom early May to late September, an outdoor art and antiques market springs up along the Danube Canal underneath the Salztorbrücke. The merchandise...
From early May to late September, an outdoor art and antiques market springs up along the Danube Canal underneath the Salztorbrücke. The merchandise, including a lot of books, is slightly better quality than elsewhere. It's open Saturday from 2 to 8 pm and Sunday from 10 am to 8 pm.
Vienna, Vienna, A-1010, Austria
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