An excellent store specializing in printed classical music, well-stocked and managed by a friendly…read moreknowledgable staff. They also carry jazz and popular music, pedagogical books, biographies, reference books, audio/video, musical supplies. Prices are premium, but that is the nature of the sheet music business these days. But the big treasure of this place is the USED department in the back. You can find pretty much whatever you need, in gently to heavily used condition, at a fraction of the price.

Very cute store! I was just in Vienna and stopped in to look around. It was well stocked and the…read morestaff were extremely friendly and helpful, but at the same time were not pressuring me to buy anything. I ended up buying the Debussy cello sonata, Prokofiev cello sonata and a collection of ten Mozart quartets. My mom bought a book of easy spanish guitar songs. There were plenty of works for all instruments and ensembles, as well as jazz. It is pretty pricey but that's the way sheet music is online too. I had a lot of fun looking at music in person rather than on the internet!

Love this record store. There's always something exciting to discover at a reasonable price,…read moreparticularly the older, used records. I love to browse here and find something interesting.

The 2nd best record store in Vienna (Sing Sing takes top spot, but only just)…read more Huge selection, including a clearance room with records at €2-3 each, with new and used vinyl mixed together in the main area (with a focus towards second-hand). Second-hand CDs priced in the €4-7 area rather than €8-10 as I discovered in other stores. Lots of 7"s and, uniquely, a section dedicated to record care (PVC sleeves etc.). A must-visit for any music fan.

Love this place! Always have and probably always will. A throwback to the music scene in Vienna…read moreduring the late 70s and 80s. Sold quite a few instruments and found my favorite 4-string bass there, a '76 Fender Jazz, which I still play today.

The world's most famous glass and crystal chandelier and lighting store. Magnificent displays…read moresparkle everywhere you look. The very famous dropping and ascending chandeliers at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York? Well they came from Lobmeyrs. Other glass items are also for sale but for this quality do not expect bargain basement prices. Staff are friendly (at least to me they always are) and there's always a special exhibition in a small upstairs museum fronting on the Kärntnerstaße. Def worth a look at when you are in Vienna.

This is a classic crystal glass shop with an elegant storefront. Walk by the snobby staff to…read moreexplore the glass museum on the higher floors. Fun to visit because it's like being transported to another era.