15 Best Souvenir Shops in Vienna

SockyWocky & Souvenir at Singerstraße 4 brings a playful twist to Vienna gift shopping , focusing on colourful socks with landmark-inspired designs and humorous themes. The range includes Vienna City Souvenir Socks, animal and dog designs, motorcycle styles and geometric patterns, alongside refrigerator magnets.

With opening hours extending to 8:30 pm most days and 7:30 pm on Sunday, it suits a late-day stop in the city centre.

At Wollzeile 21, Socky Wocky combines city-themed souvenirs with an unusually distinctive sock selection . Vienna landmark designs sit alongside celebration animals, dog humour, biker-inspired styles and geometric patterns, making the shop useful for gifts that feel less conventional than standard keepsakes .

The range also includes refrigerator magnets, while the welcoming, helpful service adds a personal touch to browsing in Vienna’s first district.

Mr. Hawramy – Vienna Souvenir occupies a convenient spot at Naschmarkt 160, with a broad edible-gift selection that goes beyond typical city keepsakes. The shop covers nougat and sweet nuts, natural nuts, seasoned nuts and dried fruits, making it a strong choice for something easy to share or take home.

Friendly service and comparatively approachable pricing add to its appeal for a market visit.

Arden Souvenirshop on Führichgasse is a practical first-district stop for magnets and a varied assortment of Vienna keepsakes . Its approachable prices and broad choice make it useful when shopping for several people, while the sociable service can include city guidance and a small Mozart chocolate welcome.

Open daily from 9 am to 10 pm , it is particularly convenient for evening souvenir shopping near central Vienna.

O&O Vienna Souvenirs/Gift Shop, located at the Marriott Hotel on Parkring, offers a more polished alternative to a standard souvenir stall . The selection ranges from small Vienna gifts and elegant wallets to Goebel porcelain and premium luggage, with an art-focused strand for shoppers seeking something more decorative.

Daily opening until 10 pm makes this a useful central option for an evening browse.

A&K Geschenke und Souvenir KG on Kärntner Ring is geared towards straightforward city-gift shopping , with a broad selection of Vienna mementos at comparatively reasonable prices. It works well for visitors looking to bring home several items without overcomplicating the search, and the friendly cashier adds a pleasant final touch.

The shop is open daily from 9 am to 7 pm in central Vienna.

Opera Souvenirs & Gift Shop on Kärntner Str. 51 offers distinctive items for visitors searching beyond the most predictable keepsakes. Helpful, knowledgeable service makes browsing easier, especially when choosing between unusual gifts.

The shop’s long daily schedule, from 9 am to 9 pm, suits both daytime sightseeing and later shopping. For characterful purchases, inspect branded collectibles carefully before completing the transaction.

Lucky Present Shop on Coburgbastei blends souvenir shopping with practical textile and custom-print ideas. Alongside colourful socks, mugs, bags and traditional souvenirs, its range includes workwear, uniforms and textile printing, giving shoppers more flexibility than a typical gift store.

The shop is open Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm, with shorter Wednesday hours and closures on Thursday and Sunday.

HAMTIL & SÖHNE in der Wollzeile is a compact, design-led shop for travellers who prefer distinctive objects to standard souvenir shelves. Its assortment includes boules, the Baybag Waterbag, backgammon, playful Austrian-themed items and decorative pieces such as table lamps and candle holders.

Friendly, attentive assistance suits shoppers choosing a less obvious gift, while the shop keeps daily hours from 10 am to 6:30 pm except Sunday.

I LOVE SOUVENIRS at Rotenturmstraße 23 is a small, central shop next to a pharmacy at the corner of Fleischmarkt, offering a convenient stop for basic Vienna keepsakes. Its daily schedule extends to 10 pm, which is useful during an evening walk through the first district.

The compact format suits quick purchases, while the selection and closing time are worth checking before making a dedicated trip.

Wiener Souvenir Haus on Löwengasse 28/4 offers an approachable selection of Vienna mementos at reasonable prices, making it a practical choice for visitors shopping for several gifts. The service is notably professional and helpful, with a welcoming atmosphere that keeps the purchase straightforward.

Open daily from 9 am to 7 pm, it provides a useful alternative to the busiest central shopping streets.

Souvenirs & Gifts Shop Opernring 13 is a central option for reasonably priced presents for family and friends. The range supports larger souvenir hauls, while courteous assistance and Russian-language service can make browsing more comfortable for international visitors.

Daily opening runs from 11 am to 6 pm, giving it a focused daytime schedule close to Vienna’s major attractions.

Mostly Mozart on Kärntner Str. 11–15 is a centrally located souvenir shop for visitors looking for classic Vienna-themed keepsakes. Its convenient daily schedule, generally extending to 9 pm, suits sightseeing itineraries that run into the evening, with shorter hours on Saturday and a slightly earlier close on Wednesday.

It is best approached as a traditional city-centre stop rather than a specialist design boutique.

Artina SOUVENIRS SIMONE SOBL on Opernring 7 combines everyday Vienna gifts with a more decorative Austrian character. The assortment includes postcards, magnets, mugs, shot glasses, tea towels and Austrian crystal earrings, with traditional designs particularly suited to meaningful presents.

Polite service and competitive prices strengthen its appeal for considered browsing, although opening times are not listed here, so a direct check is sensible before visiting.

HAMTIL & SÖHNE in the Wiener Staatsoper is a souvenir store for tasteful Vienna-themed gifts, opera-inspired mementos and design-led accessories. Its range includes postcards, books, lighting, eyewear, home pieces and distinctive gift ideas that move beyond standard tourist merchandise.