Naschmarkt is a food market in Mariahilf, Vienna.
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.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The Saturday Flohmarkt at the south end runs 06:30-14:00; Sunday everything except the restaurant terraces is shut.
Address: Wienzeile, 1060 Wien, Vienna
Karmelitermarkt on Karmeliterplatz in Vienna's Leopoldstadt is the 2nd district's quiet, organic-leaning food market, the Saturday farmers extension.
Tip: Saturday morning is the busy slot; the farmers' stalls at the square's edge run until early afternoon.
Brunnenmarkt on Brunnengasse in Vienna's 16th district is the city's longest street market, around 170 Turkish-leaning stalls stretching nearly a kilometre.
Tip: Yppenplatz at the top of Brunnengasse hosts the brunch crowd on weekend mornings; combine the two for a Saturday morning out.
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.
Tip: Combine with Brunnenmarkt at the south end for a full Saturday food walk.
Schwendermarkt in Vienna's 15th district Rudolfsheim runs a small grocery-and-snack market with a Levantine and Balkan vendor cluster, the west-Vienna.
Tip: The Saturday morning slot is the busiest; the Levantine lunch counter at the centre runs until 16:00.
Vorgartenmarkt in Leopoldstadt is one of the city's quietest large produce markets, the Friday and Saturday farmers' overlay layering Vorarlberg cheese.
Bauernmarkt Freyung is Europe's oldest exclusively organic farmers' market, the Friday and Saturday Freyung-square stalls drawing regional Austrian producers.
