5 food markets worth the trip across Austria, editor-ranked by TableJourney. All Austria guides.
Naschmarkt ★ 4.7 · Vienna
mariahilf · Wienzeile, 1060 Wien
The Naschmarkt on Wienzeile in Vienna's 6th district is the city's largest food market, around 120 stalls and small kitchens running six days a week the canonical Vienna market visit.
Tip: The Saturday Flohmarkt at the south end runs 06:30 to 14:00; Sunday everything except the restaurant terraces is shut.
Brunnenmarkt ★ 4.5 · Vienna
ottakring · Brunnengasse, 1160 Wien
Brunnenmarkt on Brunnengasse in Vienna's 16th district is the city's longest street market, around 170 Turkish-leaning stalls stretching nearly a kilometre through Ottakring.
Tip: Yppenplatz at the top of Brunnengasse hosts the brunch crowd on weekend mornings; combine the two for a Saturday morning out.
Karmelitermarkt ★ 4.4 · Vienna
leopoldstadt · Karmeliterplatz, 1020 Wien
Karmelitermarkt on Karmeliterplatz in Vienna's Leopoldstadt is the 2nd district's quiet, organic-leaning food market, the Saturday farmers extension from 08:00 the local-only weekly shop.
Tip: Saturday morning is the busy slot; the farmers' stalls at the square's edge run until early afternoon.
Yppenmarkt ★ 4.4 · Vienna
ottakring · Yppenplatz, 1160 Wien
Yppenmarkt sits at the top of Brunnengasse on Yppenplatz in Vienna's 16th district, the Saturday brunch crowd one of the city's most-loved weekend market mornings.
Tip: Combine with Brunnenmarkt at the south end for a full Saturday food walk.
Schwendermarkt ★ 4.0 · Vienna
rudolfsheim-fuenfhaus · Schwendermarkt, 1150 Wien
Schwendermarkt in Vienna's 15th district Rudolfsheim runs a small grocery-and-snack market with a Levantine and Balkan vendor cluster, the west-Vienna alternative to Brunnenmarkt.
Tip: The Saturday morning slot is the busiest; the Levantine lunch counter at the centre runs until 16:00.