Naschmarkt

A visit to Vienna's famous Naschmarkt is a must for both food lovers and those interested in Secessionist architecture. The open-air market offers a lively collection of more than 100 stalls selling a variety of spices, meat, dried and fresh fruit, cheese, and many other delicacies. With roots dating back to the 16th century, the market is surrounded by magnificent buildings of the Secessionist movement, including Otto Wagner's majolica and gilded houses. The city’s most popular bazaars are the 6th district’s Naschmarkt, which has 120 food stalls and a spirited Saturday flea market; the 170+ stalls representing cultures from around the world at Brunnenmarkt in the 16th; and culinary cornerstone Karmelitermarkt in the 2nd.