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    Naschmarkt

    Posted by happytraveller 6 January 2007

    Do not miss this if you visit Vienna - just a short and cheap underground ride from the centre and main attractions, Naschmarkt is a great place to explore for fun, or simply to eat very cheaply. Choose from a wide range of specialist food stalls (lots of cheese, olives etc) from around the world. A great multi-cultural experience if you get the chance, and even better if you're on a budget!

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    Naschmarkt

    Posted by elmerfudd 26 May 2006

    The great thing about the Naschmarkt, at least on Saturdays, is the way it progresses from tidy little Austrian huts at one end to a thoroughly oriental flea market at the other end. It’s like walking from one world to another: the best illustration of Metternich's comment that the Balkans begin at Kärtnerstrasse. Mind your handbag, but have fun! If you are staying in a place where you can do your own cooking, this is the place to stock up. And if your feet get tired, you could have a coffee in the sumptuously mirrored and gay-friendly Savoy Cafe.

    Naschmarkt, between the 'Wiener Zielen'. Closest underground: Kettenbruckengasse U4

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    The Secession houses Klimt’s Beethoven Frieze and various paintings. It is a very beautiful building and the artwork is amazing.

    Also in the area is the Naschmarkt, which is on all week, except Sundays, and sells everything form spices to clothes. I visit every time I go to Vienna, which is about 3 times a year. I bring back the best paprika outside Hungary and flower petal tea. It is very cheap and great quality.

    Mon-Fri 6am-6.30pm, Sat 6am-5pm,
    Food stalls: Mon-Sat 6am-1opm, farm produce market: Sat 6am-5pm

    Secession Friedrichstraße 12, A-1010 Wien; U4, U2 Karlsplatz;
    www.secession.at/e.html


    Naschmarkt is near The Secsseion you can see it form the entrance.

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    Naschmarkt

    Posted by saraweiss 24 September 2005

    Food and fleamarket, wonderful choice of goods and a nice selection of cafes in this busy varied area of Vienna. Well worth a visit!

    Naschmarkt, between the 'Wiener Zielen'. Closest underground: Kettenbruckengasse U4

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