I'm a fan of outdoor markets. The market has restaurants, food and snack vendors, antiques, and floral shops. Beware of the vendors who offer you cheese or other snacks because they'll lure you in to buy overpriced products. We ate a hot dog at one of the stands. Cool market that is easy to walk through. There is a public restroom where you have to pay 50 cents to 1 euro to use. read more

For those who love knick knacks, vintage and antiques, plan to spend a good two hours here. I had to keep remining myself im traveling and there's a luggage capacity to worry about or I would've bought more stuff that i don't need. There are tables of jewelry, small tins and ceramics, tea cups made in Japan, Austria, and Germany, even old keys, just to start naming a fraction. Everything has the character of Europe over fifty years ago. The sellers are friendly and willing to haggle. Start from half of what they offer and work your way up. read more

Naschmarkt Flohmarkt - Flea Markets Near Me - Vienna, 9

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This place is totally ridiculous. This is the flea market to end all flea markets. You can buy pretty much anything here - random '70s porn on VHS? Yes. Random Nazi and Soviet Union memorabilia? Yes. Old postcards (written and sent and received), books in all different languages, dishes and ceramics and pottery, tchotchkes & knickknacks - Yes. You name it, they sell it. This place is NOT for the claustrophobic or people who can't handle crowds of people, and if you're only looking for a produce/farmers' market on a Saturday, I'd suggest the Brunnenmarkt instead of the Naschmarkt for better prices and fewer people. If you're looking for something completely random (or specific) on the cheap, and you can't find it elsewhere or aren't sure what you're looking for, yet, this is the place to go. And definitely, definitely haggle. I found an excellent German-English dictionary here, in which the words are completely translated in the "opposing" language and that language's past participles are provided, as well as examples of uses and idioms, etc. It cost €3. read more

The biggest weekly flea market in Vienna is an absolute gem. Lots and lots of bargains to be hunted down and haggling is greatly encouraged. If you are looking for something in particular or just like poking around this is the place for you! Come early or miss out. read more