I came here on a whim after spending a few days in the city checking out the sites…read more This was probably one of the best places I visited while there. If you're wondering if this would be worth the Uber ride to get to, I would say most definitely yes if you're looking to kill a few hours. I found so many different and interesting things, all of which were in my price range, some things were vintage, porcelain, new, or simply out of date. All of the things that I bought I'm absolutely in love with. They have everything that you could think of, kitchen stuff, fans, sports things, toys, clothing, shoes, glasses, jewelry, suits, high heels, dresses, and everything in between. The staff was very friendly, answered any questions that I had, and checked me out promptly. Wonderful experience.

48er Tandler is a wonderful store in Vienna's 5th District. In fact, it is the best secondhand…read morestore I have ever seen anywhere in my life. If you are furnishing an apartment, this is the place to come or if you need a new appliance for your kitchen - check out Tandler first. Of course they have books and art as well. Bicycles, tennis racquets, toys - they have it all. What makes this place so special is that everything is so organized and the displays are so well done. Shopping for used goods has never been so much fun! Tip - the end station of the12A bus is a block away right in the middle of several super architecturally interesting housing projects from the era of Red Vienna

Yoooo, get on your scooter and skeet down to Carlas! 10/10 worth the adventure. Glad to have…read morehappened upon this gem! Great staff, GREAT prices, cool product, chill customers. It's a fun go. Just do it.

Carla was recommended to us by so many people in Vienna as the go-to place when you're furnishing…read moreyour apartment or wanting to get rid of old furniture. The warehouse is bigger than I expected and divided into clear sections which makes it easier to shop. They only take second hand furniture which has been looked after so the quality of the stuff is good (regardless of how ugly some of it is - we had a good laugh looking at some of the furniture that looked like it had been pulled out of the 70s!) But all in all a good mix of stuff and reasonably priced. We bought 2 bedside tables for 10 euros each. And got 20% off because we took them home there and then! So 8 euros each. We also got some bargains on a set of big beer mugs, some cooking utensils and egg cups. Literally 30 cents for some of this stuff. Aaaand the money goes to charity, yey! The employees (or volunteers?) were awesomely friendly and help transport your purchases to the front for you to pack into your car (or if you haven't got a car like us, the 13a bustop is literally 2 minutes walk from the front of the store.

This is one of the larger second hand/vintage shops in the Neubaugasse region and one of the better…read moreones too. Mainly suited to the more feminine shopper there is a little mens section too. The stock rotation is quite high and there are always new things on offer. A real vintage shop in the sense that each item is unique, there are no rows of identical items here. The prices can be a bit on the high side but there are offers to be had here as well. Always worth a pop in if you are in the area!

The employees were nice and they had a lot of great Vintage Fashion. The people there were also…read morevery helpful when I had questions and the prices were pretty good.

This place reminds me of a mini-Walmart and a 99 cent store in the US. They pretty much have…read moreeverything and anything useful that you would need for your household, ranging from tourist souvenirs and cheap kitchen appliances, to small gift items and cleaning products For example, I needed some AA batteries after coming off working the night shift. I was tired, and didn't feel like getting up a few hours later when other stores would open up. The Lauf und Kauf is opened already around 0700, where most other stores in Vienna don't open up until 1000 or so. I wouldn't say the stuff there is of the highest quality, but they work and are useful, and those are the important factors to consider.

Pucci in the house! One of the best locations in Wien to find second hand luxury items... Bags,…read moredresses, jackets, coats... You wanna look fly, but at lower costs, go there!!

Incredible charity shop. Low prices but very high quality and most importantly very clean toys. So…read moremany unique finds and incredible deals that it's worth returning to time and time again. Very charming owner as well :]

Very fun way to spend a Saturday morning in Vienna. Bought a few antique botanical prints. Food…read moremarkets vibrant and friendly

On Sunday, July 1st I went to the flea market in Hietzing…read more This flea market is situated at the beginning of one of the main Viennese shopping streets and one of the best areas of Vienna, directly after one of the entrances of the Castle of Schoenbrunn. It can be easily reached by U4 Stop Hietzing and the tram no. 60. The pieces offered are really authentic antique (e.g. Biedermeier, Art Nouveau, etc.) With the jewelry you have to be careful, there are only a few pieces that are authentic antique. But there is lots to see and the amount is really great compared to other markets. One thing that is really stupid is that you cannot really see the prices, because they are either not labeled or at the bottom of the pieces. The prices seem to be a little high. Thus when you lift the thing just to know how much it costs or you ask most of the sellers want to force you to buy the stuff!!! - and that is what I hate when I go to a market... The idea is great, and summarizing I must say this is a much better market than the one in the city of Baden, 24km down to the south of Vienna. The location there is a square place, but there are too many stands so you cannot really see and pick out and the prices are far too high. Besides the pieces are most of the time not authentic. This is why I prefer this market. Maybe the location you go to next time???