loved this shop. had champagne great support and they called me a taxi. Sales associate kept…read morefinding treasures. lol

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Came to this mall today. It's architecturally beautiful, but nothing impressive. The usual clothing…read morestores, toy shops, electronic and restaurants. Has a market as well, but I did not stop to shop. I did however stop at its food court for some food. A nice place for the weary traveler such as my self to grab a bit to eat, window shop, pass the time, or even buy a few provisions for the road.

Wien Mitte - The Mall is the biggest and newest mall right in the center of Vienna and can be…read moreeasily reached by trains from all directions, especially from the airport and by undergrounds U3 and U4. It opened to the public on Thursday, April 25th, 2013. The most stupid thing you can do with a new mall is not to show any direct links to the shops and restaurants on the homepage of the mall. The homepage of the mall has a very ugly design and does not give the information people are looking for when they want to get to know more about the location - no common sense at all!!! The design is very impressive, the technical security is at first sight ok. The shop mix is very good, the elevators work and there are enough. There are also enough staircases and escalators. The position and amount of securities is good. Although thier knowledge about what to find where is poor. There are some information points which is good and compensates for that. But you ask the securities first when you are new to the center and don't know where the info points are. The big plus is that all major transportation companies have information shops there. CAT - train to the airport has the biggest office at the Mall. Wiener Linien - is responsible for all Viennese undergrunds, trams and busses. OEBB - the main Austrian train company. There are also enough ticket machines and monitors. The big minus is that there are already lots of malls in and around Vienna. There are not really new shops and people have not much more money to spend. Tourists of course will drop in coming from the airport, as it is one of the major stops of the airport train, but they would not spend much money there as they want to do some sightseeing first before spending money for shopping. AND - because of the amount of people you will have problems at the train and underground stations on the long run. The restaurants are great, but this also means that all other shops and restaurants around will lose business, economically not very well-planned.

This is an elegant shopping mall right in the center of the city. It's a great place to buy…read moreclothes, toys, etc and also a great place to window shop. You can always stop for a hot chocolate at Neuhaus or a healthy juice the juice bar or a weich lunch at xo noodles. I enjoy a stroll through here especially if it's cold outside!

The one souvenir I was set on buying for this Germany/Austria trip was an authentic dirndl. I…read morewanted something I could make use of back in the US that didn't just take up space, and I knew I was gonna have to fork over some moolah for a nice one. We spent a decent amount of our time in Vienna shopping, and I was able to hit a few stores to find the perfect dirndl. The first two we stopped in were way above the price point I was aiming for--I'm talking upwards of €1000 for the cheapest full outfits--so we had to quickly come up with excuses to gtfo of there. Then we came upon this store, where you can expect to pay €300-700 for a full outfit, and this was more of what I was expecting. I spent over an hour in here, shopping for the perfect dress, apron, blouse, pumps, bra, and even necklace. It's serious business! Gotta find the right colors and sizes in everything--and there's definitely a specific fit you are ideally ending up with. Luckily this place has a ton of options that are great quality for a decent price. A range of colors and lots of styles. Someone at another store said they recommended I go with blue items to match my eyes, but I was already set on green (plus my eyes have some green too)! I was torn between a more expensive green outfit and the one I went with, which was about €100 cheaper. There were a few dressing rooms and luckily the other store patrons were patient and also taking these decisions very seriously, but you know who wasn't patient? The majority of the people working here. Not only were they mostly not patient, they also mostly weren't helpful. I get it, it's Oktoberfest and you have a lot of customers and you're just trying to make it through the day or whatever, but like why did you choose to work in this type of store, in this type of area, if you hate it? So hopefully these people don't work here anymore by the time you arrive to decide on one of the most iconic outfits you will ever own, but if they do, just ignore them and take your sweet-ass time. Treat yoself!

What a wonderful store with high quality traditional clothing and accessories for men and women…read more I went home with 2 beautiful blazers and my adult daughter also purchased one. The sales person was very helpful but surely not pushy. A lovely experience all around. I only wish I had also purchased that raspberry blazer.

Great selection of clothing and lots of coat options which is what I was looking for. However the…read morecoat I bought had two loose buttons which I didn't realize until I got home so I had to sew it back on. I think intact buttons on a $200 coat should be guaranteed, but this is why we can't have nice things. Considering that most of the clothing brands sold in the store are more expensive ones, one would think that the workers pay closer attention to the condition of the apparel.

It is a big department store. You get the feeling you are in a (small) Macy's (USA) or House of…read moreFraser (UK). They sale many known fashion brands and they have a regular seasonal sales. It is a little chaotic and crammed during the Christmas sale when we were there, but I did manage to find a Carhartt beanie for €6 - now that's a bargain. For full thrift shopping this place ain't, but for a 60% discount on certain styles and brands - oh yes!