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Those looking to take something typically Viennese home with them should look no further. Founded in 1718, this Viennese porcelain manufacturer has been producing fine, hand-made china for almost three centuries. Two designs are particularly popular: the Viennese Rose (Wiener Rose) and Maria Theresia (green plants), which you can see on plates, cups, vases, ashtrays and candlesticks. The black and white art deco designs by Josef Hoffmann are also wonderful and represent the bridge to modern style.

Floh Markt

If your idea of a perfect outing is haggling down prices as unique flea markets, you have met your match with the Floh Markt near the Naschmarkt and the Kettenbrückengasse. The flea market is set-up with vendors and crafters from all walks of life, some selling quality, authentic wares while others try to convince you their knock-offs are the real deal. The market street is reminiscent of an Eastern European gypsy market which adds to its charm and excitement. From books to antiques to knock-off designer handbags, you can leave here with anything under the sun!

Mariahilferstrasse

After the collapse of the iron curtain, Vienna's eastern neighbors entered and Mariahilfer Strasse became their shopping mile; special offers for household equipment and signs in Czech became the norm. Today, since the completion of construction on the underground, Mariahilfer Strasse has widened its pavements and gained a lot of new stores: Virgin Megastore, Turek, Peek & Cloppenburg, Mango and H&M, to name but a few. On Saturdays during the Advent season the street is a pedestrian zone only.

Naschmarkt

Dating back to as early as 1774, the huge food market Naschmarkt always draws enormous crowds and has a lively atmosphere. Built on a long esplanade over the river, it is a wonderful place to stroll and buy a wide range of international food items. Prime quality meats, fish and produce stalls line the area where the citizen's buy expensive food. Mixed in with these gourmet ingredients are many juice bars and the city's most famous sauerkraut stall. The market scene also offers Chinese and Indian cuisine supplies. This section's icon is Zur Eisernen Zeit, a stylish bar which attracts steady footfalls.

Graben

In the 12th-century, the Graben (ditch) was a moat of water in front of the rampart. After it was filled in, people used it as a market place and today it is still a place of commerce. There are many old, well-established shops in the center of Vienna: the jewellers Haban and Heldwein, Meinl am Graben for gourmet food or Schwäbische Jungfrau, selling bed-linen. Today the Graben is a pedestrian area. But with all the wonderful shops you should not forget to look up from time to time - there are some beautiful old houses with wonderful fronts and gables.

Rochusmarkt

Rochusmarkt lies in the heart of the shopping-crazy Landstrasse district, offering a diverse array of stalls selling local souvenirs and products as well as produce raised by nearby farmers. Rochusmarkt underwent a heavy renovation in 1991, during which this bustling market square was transformed into an outdoor playground of fun shops and sensational food stalls. Perfect for sunny days of souvenir shopping or just a quick bite among locals, Rochusmarkt is a worthwhile stop.

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Schleien Parfumerie

Wiedner Haupstrasse 40, Vienna, Austria, 1040

Quite large for a perfume and cosmetics store, here you will find innummerable brand names and literally hundreds of different perfumes, colognes, skin care/cosmetic products for both men and women. Famous names includeCerutti, Yves Saint Laurent, Givenchy, Elizabeth Arden, Lancome, Christian Dior, Shiseido, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and many, many more! Prices are reasonable; although you won't find much that's cheap per se, the service is impeccable and the shopping is easy. Your only problem here will be deciding how many of each to buy!

Ermenegildo Zegna Boutique

Kohlmarkt 8-10, Vienna, Austria, 1010

Zegna may not be as popular as Armani, but the truly hip man will be familiar with this brand. Find classic cuts and designs, such as knitted black three quarter length coats, simple but sophisticated suits, and plain, woolen jumpers. Comfort is another of Zegna's priorities, with an emphasis on soft, wearable fabrics like cashmere, silk and mohair. They also stock an up market range of shirts, ties and accessories. Definitely for the discerning gentleman!

BIOtiful Naturkosmetik Shop

Peter-Kaiser-Gasse 10/4, Vienna, Austria, 1210

Biotiful bietet Ihnen gute, gesunde, ökologische und qualitativ hochwertige Bio- und Naturkosmetik - und diese Kosmetik darf natürlich auch chic und glamourös sein. Vergessen Sie die Birkenstock-Klischees und langweilige Baumwoll-Pullis. Jetzt macht "Grün-sein" Spaß. Die angebotenen Marken sind alle von verschiedenen Organisationen zertifiziert, wie z.B. Ecocert, Cosmebio, BDIH, usw. Die Produkte die auf Biotiful.at angeboten werden enthalten kein: PEG (Konservierungsmittel und Krebserreger) Sodium Laureth Sulfate(billige und irritierende Tenside) Synthetische Duftstoffe Synthetisches Konservierungsmittel, wie z.B. Paraben Tierversuche Kein Produkt in diesem Shop wurde an Tieren getestet! Sehr viele der angebotenen Produkte sind für Veganer geeignet.

Näherei Apfel

Kettenbrückengasse 8, Vienna, Austria, 1040

This is a truly interesting and unique shop. Two cousins joined forces to open this store, one of whom is a clothing designer and the other of whom is an apple farmer. The result is a delicious feast for the eyes and the taste buds. While the fashion designer sells her simple and feminine clothing, while the apple farmer sells all kinds of apple products, from cider to jams and even schnapps!

Babette's

Schleifmühlgasse 17, Vienna, Austria, 1040

Babette's extensive collection of over 2000 books aids caters to the culinary world. The stack features publications of international cuisines, regional specialties, food and culture, and so on, in multiple languages. Whether you're an amateur cook or experienced chef, into old-school techniques or experimenting, this food library has something for every food connoisseur. In the makeshift kitchen, or rather food laboratory, sample exotic ingredients and spices. This establishment also plays host to cooking classes and tasting events that are a hit among patrons.

Cigarstore

Margaretenstrasse 42, Vienna, Austria, 1040

Cigarstore boasts an exceptional selection of cigars and enough old-world knowledge to be placed in Vienna's oldest district. Founded by cigar aficionado Ercan Hazar, Cigarstore is dedicated to the utmost quality in terms of product and staff possible. Cigarstore's humidor contains cigars aged up to fifteen years, resulting in a complex and aged smoke that showcases the wonderful origins of the tobacco leaves used. If you're a novice in the cigar world, fear not. Cigarstore's staff are more than happy to tell you everything you need to know about this diverse indulgence. With amazing cigars and a staff to match, Cigarstore is the ultimate stop for those who want a taste of something fine.