The very best of the best Apotheke in Austria where you are given personal attention with the best…read moreservice always. 16 years of complete service as long as I was living in Vienna. Best remedies and advice given by experts. Best price as well.

From the owner: Um all unsere Gäste möglichst persönlich betreuen zu können, finden Sie bei uns neben einem hohen…read moreAnteil an pharmazeutischem Fachpersonal, ausgebildete KosmetikberaterInnen und geschulte Wellnesscoaches. Alle Kollegen sprechen mindesten eine Fremdsprache, darunter Englisch, Russisch, Französisch, Spanisch, Italienisch und Kroatisch.

One of the most beautiful pharmacies in Vienna is the Apotheke der Barmherzigen Brüder located on…read moreTaborstraße in the Leopoldstadt. It is indeed one of Vienna's oldest apothecaries - if not the oldest - but it is lovingly cared for and provides all the conveniences of a modern facility. You can just stop in here for a look or if you are need medicine and are not going to die in the next hour, this is a good pharmacy to travel to and pick up your medicine. You'll feel better just seeing how pretty it is!!

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).

When all the other pharmacies seemed to be closed, this one was open! I've never quite been to a…read morepharmacy like this one. It's hands down, the fanciest pharmacy I've ever been to. It had rich wooden counter tops, brass and bronze fixtures, and a level of care and service like I've never experienced from most pharmacies! They had everything in Austrian, and the clerk wasn't the best with English, but we got the messages across with international sign language. Fortunately, chemical names of drugs apply internationally, and we got everything figured out. One of the other customers stepped in and helped when there was a bit of misunderstanding, but it all worked out! They had everything that we needed. The prices were nowhere near what you find at the local CVS or Walgreens. Parking is challenging, with only parking on the street.

This is a neat old school pharmacy which you don't see too often in the United States. The…read moreemployees working there are very knowledgeable in both English and German. I bought some Tee for "Brust und Lungen" and "Nervenberuhigungs" and even the packages which they come in appear from another century; very neat! The bottom line is their products are the highest quality. Thus you can expect to pay a pretty penny if you want to get results. Many pharmacies today offer cheap and quick solutions which aren't necessarily the best for your body. I also purchased some Voltaren as this product is not accessible within the United States. It is ideal for athletic injuries and joint pain after an acute or prolonged injury. From the various pharmacies in Vienna this one was by far my favorite. Not just from the experience but from a customer satisfaction perspective.

I love dm drogerie markt for their health conscious products and the large selection of allergy…read morefriendly food and products. They also offer the lowest prices I can find so far on gluten-free products including pasta, pizza shells, bread, and snacks. They are much cheaper than Reformhaus or Billa which carry the exact same brand (Schaer) and are located conveniently all over the city. I frequently shop at the ones in the 3. District on Landstrasse, and can also vouch for the ones at Reumannplatz or on Mariahilferstrasse. Not every dm offers food products though, so maybe call ahead in your neighborhood.

She thought, "If I could find a drugstore similar to CVS, it would be easy for me to identify the…read moreproducts I need without looking like a tourist." Thanks for Google search I found DM - drogerie markt which was a few minutes away from my hotel; yet, out of sight. Similar to your local drug store, in my case CVS, DM sells cosmetics, healthcare items, household products, and healthy/convenient foods. Their layout looks more like an clutter-free, upscale bodega (corner store) than the layout of a pharmacy or CVS. However, the signage is quite similar (including the red letters in the company's name.) Almost every products' package is in German but, the items are recognizable. As for bagging items, they use paper instead of plastic. Chic!

DM is a super store if you want to pick up well priced organics, household items, and even lunch…read more The store here is well stocked, and service is fast and courteous.

I came on the 26th and did not know it was a holiday, my fault. This was the only place that was…read moreopen and the pharmacist was so nice! I got everything I needed and could not be more grateful.

yes, that is a pharmacy after my own heart! very well stocked, very nicely presented lotions &…read morepotions. knowledgeable and very nice staff and its really easy to reach via public transport as the U4 Ketternbrueckengasse is right in front ;)