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Vienna Shopping
- There are many fantastic shopping opportunities in this city, both in the many spectacular shopping centres, and in the many fabulous markets in the city. The enormous Gasometer, located on Guglgasse within four round shaped structures that were formerly used to store gas. In 2001 the buildings were converted into a huge complex of halls, apartments and shops. There are approximately seventy different shops selling a range of goods within the centre whose separate buildings are connected via glass passages. The upmarket Ringstrassen Galerien, located on Kärtner Strasse, is the most exclusive shopping centre in the city, packed with top-name designer goods, including clothes and jewellery as well as luxury food. Gerngross, located on Mariahilfer Strasse, is one of the city’s largest department stores, and stocks fashion spanning from top-of-the-range to more affordable items, as well as fashion accessories, and home furnishings. The top floor sushi restaurant and café on the top floor offer spectacular views over the vibrant city street below. Another major department store is Steffl, located on Kärntner Strasse, which is packed with designer goods throughout its five floors, such as Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, as well as perfumes, cosmetics and homeware. The Sky Bar on the top floor is a particular attraction due to its fabulous cocktails and amazing view over the city. The Galleria, located on Landstrasser Hauptstrasse is a three-storied shopping centre with a curved glass awning, selling items such as clothes, shoes, electronics, and jewellery. There is also a pharmacy, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants.
The most famous market in Vienna is the Naschmarkt, located between the Karlsplatz and Kettenbrückengasse, and it is also the largest. The sight that greets you is a hive of colour made up of the hundreds of stalls which open at 6am selling all manner of fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, meat and flowers. The market expands even more on a Saturday when a flea market also takes place selling a range of antiques and retro clothing. The Kunst und Handwerks Markt, (art and crafts market) located in the magnificent Baroque Platz Am Hof, is almost as popular. The cobbled streets are the location for the antiques and second-hand books market which is held every Friday and Saturday. Another great market is the Karmelitermarkt which occurs daily in the square near the Im Werd, and sells a multicultural mix of Turkish food, traditional vegetables, fruit and groceries, as well as Austrian butchers selling fresh red meat, poultry and horsemeat. At weekends the market is even better when farmers from outside Vienna come to sell their goods.
