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15 Best Flea Markets in Vienna

Vienna’s flea markets suit different kinds of treasure hunters: families looking for children’s items, early birds chasing practical bargains, and visitors drawn to antiques, furniture or vintage décor. This guide compares markets across districts and nearby Groß-Enzersdorf, with attention to opening times, indoor and outdoor settings, stall variety and how much planning your visit may require.

How this guide is ordered

The options are ordered by the usefulness of their location, schedule, market format and stated selection. Dedicated children’s markets, indoor browsing, antique stalls, practical goods and broad weekend markets each suit a different kind of visit. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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#1
Kinderflohmarkt Wien im Autokino
4.9127 reviews
Families shopping for children’s items
#2
Flohmarkt im Autokino Wien
4.4726 reviews
Casual browsing and everyday finds
#3
METAMarkt Flohmarkt
4.2882 reviews
Atmospheric browsing and weekend treasure hunts
#4
Flohmarkt Verein Nepomuk
4.3151 reviews
Indoor treasure hunting and furniture finds
#5
Flohmarkt 11
4.1580 reviews
Antique hunters and market sellers
#6
Flohmarkt Gewerbepark
4.1501 reviews
Early bargain hunting and practical goods
#7
Kettenbrückengasse flea market
4.2192 reviews
Central Saturday browsing and market-hopping
#8
Riesenflohmarkt Wienerberg
41413 reviews
Long morning searches and varied finds
#9
WINTER - Flea Market Center Stadium
4363 reviews
All-weather browsing and unusual finds
#10
Shop'Wien
4.814 reviews
Clothing finds and compact browsing
#11
Flea Market
4.185 reviews
vintage décor and casual Saturday browsing
#12
Kinderflohmarkt im Erzbischöflichen Palais
4.714 reviews
Families shopping for children’s items or selling outgrown goods
#13
Andy´s Flohmarkt Café
4.714 reviews
Relaxed browsing in Vienna’s 21st district
#14
Alkove Warenhandel Ges.mbH
4.222 reviews
Second-hand furnitureantiques and household finds
#15
Flohmarkt Huma 11 Center
4.221 reviews
Early-morning flea-market browsing with refreshments

Compare 15 flea markets in Vienna

Kinderflohmarkt Wien im Autokino #1
What stands out
  • Children’s and baby flea market

Kinderflohmarkt Wien im Autokino

4.9127 reviews
Autokinostraße 2, 2301 Groß-Enzersdorf, Austria
Best for
Families shopping for children’s items

Kinderflohmarkt Wien im Autokino is a dedicated children’s and baby flea market at Autokinostraße 2 in Groß-Enzersdorf, just outside Vienna. It takes place on the last Sunday of every month, creating a focused occasion for browsing family items and children’s goods.

Sunday hours run from 6:30 am to 1:30 pm. Advance planning is advisable when attending a particularly busy monthly edition.

Flohmarkt im Autokino Wien #2

Flohmarkt im Autokino Wien

4.4726 reviews
Autokinostraße 2, 2301 Groß-Enzersdorf, Austria
Best for
Casual browsing and everyday finds

Flohmarkt im Autokino Wien is a large Sunday flea market at Autokinostraße 2 in Groß-Enzersdorf, with early opening from 5:30 am to 1:30 pm. The stalls mix everyday goods, small finds and second-hand items, making it better suited to an unhurried browse than a specialist antiques hunt.

The venue also hosts a children’s flea market on the last Sunday of each month.

METAMarkt Flohmarkt #3

METAMarkt Flohmarkt

4.2882 reviews
Stadlauer Str. 41A, 1220 Wien, Austria
Best for
Atmospheric browsing and weekend treasure hunts

METAMarkt Flohmarkt fills the revived industrial surroundings of METAStadt at Stadlauer Str. 41A with a weekend second-hand market. The setting adds character to a browse through assorted stalls, collectibles and everyday finds, while Sunday’s published market hours run from 7 am to 4 pm.

It is a good match for visitors who enjoy exploring an unusual venue as much as the search itself.

Flohmarkt Verein Nepomuk #4
What stands out
  • Two floors of clothing, antiques and furniture

Flohmarkt Verein Nepomuk

4.3151 reviews
Johann-Nepomuk-Berger-Platz 6, 1160 Wien, Austria
Best for
Indoor treasure hunting and furniture finds

Flohmarkt Verein Nepomuk is an indoor flea market at Johann-Nepomuk-Berger-Platz 6, spread across two floors of clothing, antiques and furniture. Its second-hand-shop character makes it a strong choice for rummaging in any weather, with a more curated indoor feel than an open-air stall market.

Opening hours are 10 am to 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday, supporting a relaxed weekend visit.

Flohmarkt 11 #5

Flohmarkt 11

4.1580 reviews
Landwehrstraße 6, 1110 Wien, Austria
Best for
Antique hunters and market sellers

Flohmarkt 11 is a Sunday flea market at Landwehrstraße 6 in Vienna’s 11th district, with a solid selection of antiques and tools. The market offers reservable pitches and a clearly defined early-morning format, opening from 6:30 am to 1 pm.

It suits dedicated browsers and sellers who prefer a traditional stall-based market, though its outlying location makes planning the journey worthwhile.

Flohmarkt Gewerbepark #6

Flohmarkt Gewerbepark

4.1501 reviews
Gewerbeparkstraße 12/Lokal D1, 1220 Wien, Austria
Best for
Early bargain hunting and practical goods

Flohmarkt Gewerbepark is a large Sunday market at Gewerbeparkstraße 12 in Stadlau, opening from 5 am throughout the year. The asphalted site allows sellers to bring a vehicle directly to their pitch, giving the market a practical, high-turnover format.

The selection leans toward inexpensive clothing, shoes, tools and assorted household goods rather than specialist antiques or carefully curated vintage pieces.

Kettenbrückengasse flea market #7

Kettenbrückengasse flea market

4.2192 reviews
Kettenbrückengasse 5, 1050 Wien, Austria
Best for
Central Saturday browsing and market-hopping

The Kettenbrückengasse flea market brings classic Saturday browsing to the Naschmarkt area at Kettenbrückengasse 5. Its stalls combine the pleasure of searching with the lively food-and-café atmosphere around one of Vienna’s most distinctive market districts.

Expect a traditional flea-market mix and room for negotiation, with Saturday opening from 8 am to 3 pm. It works well as part of a wider central Vienna outing.

Riesenflohmarkt Wienerberg #8

Riesenflohmarkt Wienerberg

41413 reviews
Wienerbergstraße 27a, 1100 Wien, Austria
Best for
Long morning searches and varied finds

Riesenflohmarkt Wienerberg is a year-round outdoor Sunday flea market at Wienerbergstraße 27a, opening from 6:30 am to 1 pm. Its broad mix can include vintage fashion, paintings, games and antiques, rewarding patient browsing and a sharp eye for affordable finds.

Reserved pitches are available for sellers, while the large format makes it suitable for a substantial morning search rather than a quick stop.

WINTER - Flea Market Center Stadium #9

WINTER - Flea Market Center Stadium

4363 reviews
Marathonweg 7, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
All-weather browsing and unusual finds

WINTER - Flea Market Center Stadium is a weather-protected flea market at Marathonweg 7, housed in the Stadioncenter parking garage. The sheltered setting makes it a useful option for cold or unsettled days, while the stalls can yield everything from household surprises to unusual decorative pieces.

It currently runs on Saturdays from 6:15 am to 1 pm, with a distinctly seasonal, early-start format.

Shop'Wien #10

Shop'Wien

4.814 reviews
Sonnenhofgasse 1, 1050 Wien, Austria
Best for
Clothing finds and compact browsing

Shop’Wien is a second-hand and flea-market-style shop at Sonnenhofgasse 1 in Vienna’s 5th district. It suits shoppers drawn to distinctive clothing and unexpected pieces, with a more boutique-like feel than a large open-air market.

The venue’s current opening schedule is not clearly established here, so the strongest reason to seek it out is its compact, style-led alternative to conventional weekend rummaging.

Flea Market #11

Flea Market

4.185 reviews
Linke Wienzeile 42, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best for
vintage décor and casual Saturday browsing

At the western end of Vienna’s Naschmarkt, this Saturday flea market brings together antique home décor, paintings, records, books, crockery and modern second-hand finds. Tables are typically in place from the morning, making it a lively stop for browsing and treasure hunting.

The market runs on Saturdays from 7 am to 3 pm at Linke Wienzeile 42, 1060 Vienna; haggling is part of the experience, while asking prices can be high.

Kinderflohmarkt im Erzbischöflichen Palais #12

Kinderflohmarkt im Erzbischöflichen Palais

4.714 reviews
Wollzeile 2, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Families shopping for children’s items or selling outgrown goods

Kinderflohmarkt im Erzbischöflichen Palais is a seasonal Vienna market focused on children’s products, with toys and clothing attracting families and independent sellers alike. The event is held at Wollzeile 2, 1010 Vienna, and is designed for both browsing and exhibiting.

The next listed market takes place on 20 September 2026 from 9 am to 2 pm. The event is well organised, with a €20 stall fee for exhibitors.

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#13
What stands out
  • Familiar, welcoming character

Andy´s Flohmarkt Café

4.714 reviews
Freytaggasse 2-14/21/R01 Broßmannplatz 1(Eingag, 1210 Wien, Austria
Best for
Relaxed browsing in Vienna’s 21st district

Andy´s Flohmarkt Café combines a flea-market setting with a relaxed café atmosphere in Vienna’s 21st district. Its familiar, welcoming character makes it suited to unhurried browsing rather than a purely transactional visit. The venue is located at Freytaggasse 2-14/21/R01, Broßmannplatz 1, 1210 Vienna, and can be reached on +43 660 8169866.

Opening times are not listed, so calling ahead is the practical way to plan a visit.

Alkove Warenhandel Ges.mbH #14

Alkove Warenhandel Ges.mbH

4.222 reviews
1220 Wien, Austria
Best for
Second-hand furnitureantiques and household finds

Alkove Warenhandel Ges.mbH is a flea-market and second-hand destination in Vienna’s 22nd district, with an eclectic selection ranging from antiques and household goods to furniture, chandeliers, mirrors, crockery and other older pieces. The shop is open Friday from 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 1 pm at 1220 Vienna.

Its broad inventory suits visitors who enjoy searching through varied, characterful objects.

Flohmarkt Huma 11 Center #15

Flohmarkt Huma 11 Center

4.221 reviews
1110 Wien, Austria
Best for
Early-morning flea-market browsing with refreshments

Flohmarkt Huma 11 Center is a Sunday flea-market event in Vienna’s 11th district, with space for browsing, bargaining and casual treasure hunting. A mobile café offers coffee and light breakfast on event days, adding a useful pause during the morning, while toilet facilities are available on Sundays.

The location is in the Huma 11 area, and advance reservation may be necessary. Check the event schedule carefully, as the listed hours are Saturday mornings.

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Map of flea markets in Vienna

Use the map to see which markets fit your route through Vienna, from central Kettenbrückengasse near Naschmarkt to Wienerberg, Stadlau and the 11th district. Groß-Enzersdorf lies beyond the city, so check the journey before setting out.

Clusters in the east can make it easier to compare nearby Sunday options.

What you can browse

  • Children’s and baby itemsFocused family shopping at the monthly children’s market in the Autokino venue.
  • Everyday second-hand goodsCasual browsing for assorted household items, small finds, clothing and practical goods.
  • Antiques and collectiblesMarkets with antiques, collectibles, paintings and unusual pieces for patient browsing.
  • Furniture and home findsIndoor stalls and broad markets where furniture, vintage décor and household goods may appear.
  • Clothing, shoes and gamesUseful categories to look for at larger markets, including clothing, shoes, vintage fashion and games.
  • Seller pitchesSome venues offer reservable pitches for people bringing goods to sell.

How to choose a Vienna flea market

  1. Choose the children’s market at Autokinostraße if your main goal is baby or children’s shopping, and confirm the monthly date before travelling.
  2. For antiques, tools or furniture, favour venues that specifically mention those categories rather than relying on a general stall mix.
  3. Start early at Gewerbepark, Flohmarkt im Autokino or Flohmarkt 11 when finding practical bargains matters more than a central location.
  4. Pick Flohmarkt Verein Nepomuk for indoor browsing across clothing, antiques and furniture when weather is uncertain.
  5. Use Kettenbrückengasse for a central Saturday visit that can be combined with Naschmarkt and nearby cafés.
  6. Check current opening times, event dates and seller-pitch arrangements before leaving, especially for markets with scheduled or monthly formats.

Frequently asked questions

Which Vienna flea market is best for children’s items?

Kinderflohmarkt Wien im Autokino is the most focused choice for families shopping for children’s and baby goods. It takes place on the last Sunday of each month in Groß-Enzersdorf and runs from early morning into the afternoon, so confirm the date and plan the journey in advance.

Where can I look for antiques and furniture?

Flohmarkt Verein Nepomuk is a useful indoor option with clothing, antiques and furniture across two floors. Flohmarkt 11 also suits antique hunters, with antiques and tools in a traditional Sunday stall setting.

Larger markets such as Wienerberg may add paintings, games and vintage pieces to the mix.

Are there flea markets in central Vienna?

Kettenbrückengasse offers the clearest central option in this guide, close to the Naschmarkt area. It opens on Saturdays and works well for combining flea-market browsing with food, cafés and a walk through one of Vienna’s liveliest market districts.

Which markets open earliest?

Flohmarkt Gewerbepark starts from 5 am, while Flohmarkt im Autokino Wien opens from 5:30 am. Flohmarkt 11 and the children’s market at Autokino begin at 6:30 am.

Early arrival can give you more time to browse practical goods and unusual finds.

Do I need to reserve before visiting a flea market?

Visitors normally need to check the event date and opening details rather than reserve a shopping place. Sellers may need to reserve a pitch, and some scheduled markets can require advance planning.

Confirm the latest arrangements directly before travelling, particularly for monthly events.

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