I love primark! Huge store with many styles of inexpensive and affordable clothes. Mainly for…read moreteenagers and young adults. Unfortunately they do not sale clothes that appropriate for older adults. They sale women's, men's, kid's, baby's clothes, lingerie, pj, sports wear and even bedding and towels and luggages. Their clothes are very comfortable and quite stylish, similar to H&M but much cheaper! :) I personally have no problem with the huge crowd of people who shop here but I can imagine some people wouldn't be able to handle the hectic environment and long waiting lines at the changing rooms or the cashier. All the staffs working at primark are very hard working and friendly. This is my absolute favorite place to shop clothes!

Hofer / Aldi is a good discount supermarket with water, some produce, yogurt, candies, excellent…read morechocolate, chocolate cookies, biscuits and various other offerings. Bring your own bags.

This is Aldi. Where does the Hofer name come from? Confusing…read more Anyways, my absolute favorite grocery store when shopping abroad. The food is fresh and cheap. What more could you ask for! Bring your own bags or do what I do, grab an empty or nearly empty box and use that as your bags. My mom and I did this when I was growing up and shopping at Aldi in my hometown. It must not be common practice in Europe though because I always get such weird looks when I'm strutting down the sidewalk with a cardboard box full of groceries. I'm helping save the planet too judge-y mcjudgepants so avert those eyes. Aldi has a great selection of affordable and amazing wine too. Their bread and pastries are baked fresh in the store. Honestly don't shop anywhere else. Go here.

GREAT GREATER THE GREATEST MÜLLER! There is a new store at Donauzentrum now I read that it is…read moreone of the biggest in Vienna.

This is a German store and is well stocked, with a good range/variety of goods including…read morecosmetics, household items, chocolates, DVDs/games and toys. Essentially, a solid place to shop if you live in Vienna and often has some good bargains . Service is generally efficient and courteous enough (especially for Vienna).

I came here on a whim after spending a few days in the city checking out the sites…read more This was probably one of the best places I visited while there. If you're wondering if this would be worth the Uber ride to get to, I would say most definitely yes if you're looking to kill a few hours. I found so many different and interesting things, all of which were in my price range, some things were vintage, porcelain, new, or simply out of date. All of the things that I bought I'm absolutely in love with. They have everything that you could think of, kitchen stuff, fans, sports things, toys, clothing, shoes, glasses, jewelry, suits, high heels, dresses, and everything in between. The staff was very friendly, answered any questions that I had, and checked me out promptly. Wonderful experience.

48er Tandler is a wonderful store in Vienna's 5th District. In fact, it is the best secondhand…read morestore I have ever seen anywhere in my life. If you are furnishing an apartment, this is the place to come or if you need a new appliance for your kitchen - check out Tandler first. Of course they have books and art as well. Bicycles, tennis racquets, toys - they have it all. What makes this place so special is that everything is so organized and the displays are so well done. Shopping for used goods has never been so much fun! Tip - the end station of the12A bus is a block away right in the middle of several super architecturally interesting housing projects from the era of Red Vienna

Kaufpark Alterlaa covers the basic stores and services that you need for your daily life -…read moresupermarkets, bookstore, beauty store, eating places, bakery, doctors, and some shoes and clothing stores. However, while it has the essentials, it is not the kind of shopping center where I would want to stay and look around as even the style of the place is plain and basic. There's nothing bad but there is also nothing special. I see this more as a place where I run small errands but for serious shopping I'd much rather go to other shopping centers.