From luxury boutiques to small independent stores - Vienna is fullfilling every fashionistas dream. Here are the best adresses to spent some money on clothes: "Graben", "Kohlmarkt" & "Kärnterstraße": These 3 streets are right ne…Open the full description
From luxury boutiques to small independent stores - Vienna is fullfilling every fashionistas dream. Here are the best adresses to spent some money on clothes:
"Graben", "Kohlmarkt" & "Kärnterstraße": These 3 streets are right next to the city center and St. Stephans cathedrale. They are full of high style boutiques, big label shops and shops with a long tradition dating back to the Habsburg era. Ideal for the ones with a big purse.
"Mariahilferstraße": Is the main shopping street of Vienna, becoming a pedestrians area at the moment. It is easily accessible with metro and serves all need. The major brands like H&M, Zara, etc can be found there.
Right next to Mariahilferstraße starts Neubaugasse. It is ideal for individual shoppers. There are lots of small boutiques by local designers or foreign underground labels.
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This is only recommendable if you are into street art, urban art or anything like that. It is not a proper gallery, just a place with a lot of charm. It also gives a great view on Viennese artists that you will never have heard of.
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Humana
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For me as a fan of second hand clothing and unique pieces Humana is the place to visit every other week to get some new pieces. It is a quit big store that offfers vintage clothing and accesoires for men and women. The products are changing quite often and one can find a really good deal there.
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Local Experience
Wine Walking Tour with a Great View of Vienna
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Languages
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Carla Wien
Design & Clothes
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Carla is a charity organisation that cleans out old apartments, takes the furniture, resells it for an adequate price and uses the money for charity purposes. They offer a big selection of clothing, furniture, decoration and cutlery. Between some more trashy items you can also find really unique antiques for an affordable price.
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Polyklamott
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The clothes are unique objects with a lot of charge. Not only does Polyklamott offer menswear and womenswear. You can also get street bikes and accessories there. If you are a fan of urban second hand streetwear than pay Polyklamott a visit.
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Bootik 54
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Bootik 54 is a great place if you want to save some money, but still want to take some pieces of clothing home from your trip. There is a big selection of all kinds of clothes, so there is something for every taste.
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Mariahilferstraße
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What most people do miss when shopping there is taking a look to the side streets to the left and right. There are some really nice boutiques hidden there. Best tips are Neubaugasse, Zollergasse, Kirchengasse, Otto-Bauer-Gasse to just name some of them.
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Local Experience
Wine Walking Tour with a Great View of Vienna
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, German, Russian
MuseumsQuartier
Fun & Active
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Surrounded by modern architectural elements mixed into a historical building complex, this places is stuffed with museums, art venues, hip cafés, a fountain and lots of people just hanging out and enjoying life. It is one of Vienna’s most vibrant and lively spaces during the whole summertime with live music acts and DJs.
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Stephansplatz
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Exploring the heart of vienna, Stephansplatz is your perfect starting point with streets around it leading to all the important areas. In the summertime, this general area is also occupied by street musicians of all trades. From the “usual” guy-with-guitar to classical quartets, your auditory senses are in for a diverse treat.
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Naschmarkt
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Try the impressive variety of vinegars in different flavours, one of Austria's sweet and proudly cherished specialties at "Palatschinkenkuchl" (pancakekitchen) or simply sit down with a cup of coffee and enjoy this place's lively and colourful activity. Between 09:00 and 18:30 (on workdays) all market stands are open.
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burggasse24
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Because of its perfect mix of vintage pieces and stylish wearables, it peaks out from the rest of secondhand and firsthand vintage stores and should not be shunned. Is has quite an impressive location with very high ceilings and a shabby design theme, which makes the clothes stand out from the whole interior.
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District7
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District7 is a store for individuals. If mainstream clothing or big department stores aren't your thing, give the small store in the heart of the seventh district a chance.
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MQ Point
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Not only can you buy there souvenirs, it is also a ticket box for all the museums of MQ as well as an info point. So if you get lost and need any guidance, stop by there.
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Frauenzimmer & Männersachen
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"Frauenzimmer & Männersache" opened in 2012 and is the ideal place for vintage loving people.
If you are in search of a hip bow tie or a chic cocktail dress for your next night out - this is the store where your retro fashion dreams come true. The clothing is also wearable in the 21st century but surely something not everybody is wearing.
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Peryd Shou
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You are on the hunt for unique souvenirs, creative outfits or fancy home decoration? Then this boutique is ideal for you.
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Lena Hoschek Store
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Lena Hoschek is the most famous Austrian fashion designer. She was successful where a lot of others failed. Transforming the oldfashioned "Dirndl" dress and getting it on the runway - brushing off the dust of generations and making the Dirndl interesting for the young hip crowd.
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