Vienna is home to numerous extraordinary shops
Mariahilfer Straße or Kärntnerstraße are likely known to many visitors to Vienna. However, if you venture away from these famous shopping streets, you will find shops which are definitely worth discovering and which are also often unusual. In many cases, uniqueness, quality and unusual design play a significant role. Some of the shops are somewhat hidden and for this reason, we have chosen a few special ones just for you.
Collection of Brands in WIER
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Wier is located a mere 3-minute walk from the city’s Westbahnhof (Western Railway Station). It is not easy to find straightaway as the entrance is situated in Hotel Fürstenhof. The shop alone is, however, well worth a visit with its open, light and clear design, which make it a stylish eye-catcher. And the interior will not disappoint you. The clothes shop sells many well-known brands but also brands from newcomers, for example, 24 Bottles, Franz, Johnny Urban and Nullkommasiebenprozent.
In addition to clothing and accessories, you can also buy bottles and rucksacks. If you value quality and advice and also don’t want to simply buy something off the peg, this is the shop for you.
WIER
Address: Neubaugürtel 4/1, 1070 Vienna
Website: https://www.wier.at/
Opening times:
Monday – Friday: 10am – 7pm
Saturday: 10am – 6pm
Second-Hand and Vintage in uppers and downers
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uppers and downers wish to evoke a feeling of pleasure. The Viennese concept store dedicates itself to high-class vintage and second hand items. And you will also discover some new, equally unusual, new clothing here.
After a ten-minute walk from the twin museums at Maria-Theresien-Platz, you will arrive at the shop. They are currently working on the new online shop, we are excited!
uppers & downers
Address: Burggasse 46, 1070 Vienna
Website: https://www.uppersanddowners.com/
Opening times:
Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm
Sunday: 11am – 6pm
Hand-drawn one-offs in Loretta Cosima
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The Loretta Cosima label stands out, above all, with the beautiful and well thought out range of products. In addition to deco articles, you will discover hand printed shirts and bags, jewellery and also a wide range of stationary products. Creations from the label as well as those from other artists can be purchased here.
A further special feature is the associated atelier and a silk screen painting workshop. The creations are adorned with hand-drawn patterns and printed on t-shirts & co. Every piece is, therefore, unique.
Loretta Cosima
Address: Garnisongasse 7, 1090 Vienna
Website: http://lorettacosima.at/
Opening times:
Monday – Friday: 10:30am – 6pm
Imported treasures in Hannibal
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There are seven branches of Hannibal in Vienna, which makes it easy to find a shop nearby. Why not pop into one on your way to your CheckVIENNA apartment?
Hannibal’s concept is: Fetching treasures from all countries of the globe. And the range of products is accordingly wide. For example, it imports unusual and trendy food from France, Italy and England. Stylish Bloomingville ceramics are also on offer and there are also various interior trends to discover.
Hannibal
Addresses:
Taborstraße 24, 1020 Vienna
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 39, 1030 Vienna
Wiedner Hauptstraße 22, 1040 Vienna
Linke Wienzeile 12, 1060 Vienna
Josefstädter Straße 15, 1080 Vienna
Alserbachstraße 5, 1090 Vienna
Währinger Straße 123, 1180 Vienna
Website: https://www.hannibal-wien.at/
Opening times:
Monday – Friday: 10am – 6:30pm
Saturday: 10am – 6pm
The Viennese Würfeluhr – “cube clock” – for your wrist
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Along with St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Schönbrunn and Co., it is also one of the city’s landmarks: the Vienna Würfeluhr. Since 1907, “cube clocks” have been displaying the time in public places in Vienna. The lettering “Normalzeit” (normal time) is particularly eye-catching, as normal time refers to Greenwich Mean Time which was introduced in 1910. Formerly, there were different time zones in the monarchy.
Now you will discover many different souvenirs from Vienna with the cube clock on them. But we would like to draw your attention to the classic “RED36” wristwatch from Lichterloh. It does cost a little more, but it is definitely a head-turner!
Lichterloh
Address: Gumpendorferstraße 15-17, 1060 Vienna
Website: https://www.lichterloh.com/
RED36 wristwatch: https://www.lichterloh.com/red36/
Opening hours:
Tuesday – Friday: 11am – 6pm
Saturday: 11am – 4pm
Guided shopping tours in Vienna
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These unusual shopping tours take you off the beaten tourist track and lead you to exclusive shopping tips. Experienced stylists as well as charming Vienna connoisseurs guide tourists who are great shopping fans through the fashion hotspots of Vienna.
The fashion and design scene of the seventh district is the focus of Shop Map Vienna. This tour is especially suitable for groups of up to eight people and it lasts between two and three hours
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Another guided shopping tour that you can go on is “Shopping with Lucie!” The guided tours can be individually adapted depending on your interests. You will be taken on a discovery tour of the first, fourth or seventh districts. Here many different handcrafted goods and designer products, as well as culinary delights, are simply waiting to be discovered.
Shop Map Vienna
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shopmapvienna.at/
Shopping with Lucie
Website: https://www.shoppingwithlucie.com/
If you venture beyond the well-trodden and at times very busy shopping streets in Vienna, you will discover something truly unique. In addition to special culinary hotspots, you will also be amazed by the unusual shops. Vienna feeling guaranteed!