Recent trip to Vienna and Sing-Sing is still one of my faves worldwide…read more Although the 45s are slightly pricier than regular 70s and 80s pop and rock, there's a good range here. There are some interesting imports - the Fab Four's first Stateside album, Introducing The Beatles, on Vee-Jay - is a reasonable price, and closer to home, the Austrian pop hero Falco is also well represented.

The best second hand record store in Vienna. If you're short on time and can't check them all out,…read morego here. Not only does this store have one of the largest selections of Vinyl & CDs across all genres but their pricing is extremely reasonable too, especially when comparing to other stores in the city that shall remain nameless that seem to go by "whatever the highest price is on Discogs". Whilst my focus is on jazz, I noticed large rock/pop, hip-hop and even house and electronic sections, as well as DVDs/Blu-ray's... I think anyone with an interest in music or film, novice to collector, could find something here.

I was in Vienna last November and needed to get LPs for my visit with Rainer Kuechl (former…read morelong-time concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic) to get his signature. I called Teuchler and they immediately said "Yes, we have some." This is a very cool record shop. I bought other stuff (maybe too much). The store manager asked me the reason for my buying these LPs. I explained about my visit with Mr. Kuechl. Then she made that LP free!

This was a cool, crowded, and dusty little record store with selections from almost all genres. The…read morestore caters towards used vinyl rather than new. I noticed nearly every record was either 10, 15, or 25 EUR. When you create tiers like this, you're likely over or under pricing items. Records were typically over priced when compared to listings on Discogs. That being said, there were gems to be found.

Wow is this place expensive. I was pricing albums here and…read moreto a cd they are 50% pricier than anywhere else. I used to love shops like this bit due to the digital revolution it's been a while since I've stepped into an exclusively music shop. Unfortunately I was very disappointed with emi. Soulless, dirty, disorganized, unfriendly. Sorry to say the selection is also very limited too, so no, for me a miss....

Huge selection of books in German, with an especially large travel section…read more But if you're specifically looking for English-language works, you'll find a treat in a small corner on the upper level, where they stock mostly English fiction classics and best-selling titles. On a recent trip I picked up some David Sedaris and Stephen Clarke, found some English-language travel guides that I hadn't seen at the British Bookstore, and was sorely tempted to buy even more books but realized they wouldn't fit in my luggage for the trip back home.

A very well stocked book shop with a great selection of magazines. heaven for people like me who…read morelove reading and like to browse and discover (new) magazines. the athmosphere is really nice and it just feels right to select your books in a store instead of buying them online all the time. i am all for digitialising and technical stuff, but a book is a book and a magazine is a magazine, no technical device can give you the same feeling and experience ;)

5 stars out of 5 for:…read more - this place was across the street from where we were staying - literally a fab place to chill solo with or without a book; meet with a friend / friends; etc. because it has nice seating for one, two on a love seat (you can have your own nook!) or have a seat outside on their patio - there are an eclectic range of books available for purchase - friendly and helpful staff - yummy drinks (I did not get a chance to try the food) - clean bathroom

We had the hot lemon drink, a turmeric latte (the best I've ever had), the alpinophiles frühstuck,…read moreand the philgood frühstuck. Hearty options, healthy food, incredible butter, and generous servings of tasty local honey.