Flohmarkt

Vienna Flohmarkt, which is situated right next to the Naschmarkt, is not only the largest flea market in Vienna but also one of the finest in all of Europe. On a sunny day, it attracts up to 15,000 visitors, making it a popular destination. Nestled amidst magnificent Art Nouveau buildings, this bustling street extends for several blocks, offering a diverse array of stands selling books, clothing, records, vintage electrical items, antique postcards, decorative ornaments, carpets, and various other items, some of which may be perceived as mere trinkets.

The flea market can accommodate up to 400 exhibitors, with half of the spaces specifically reserved for Vienna’s antique dealers. It is a popular destination for enthusiasts of vintage and peculiar items. Individuals also have the opportunity to sell various items, including high-quality collector’s items, furniture that may require minor restoration, books, and second-hand clothes.

There are plenty of restaurants and cafes in the area where you can enjoy a meal.You can conveniently access Flohmarkt by taking the subway from the Kettenbrückengasse station.