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3 Best Vintage Stores in Vienna

Vienna’s vintage stores cover more than one kind of find. You can browse approachable second-hand treasures around Zentagasse, focus on authentic 1950s to 1970s fashion near Neubaugasse, or look for collectible interiors on Schönbrunner Straße.

The useful differences are the type of stock, the shop’s location and whether its opening hours suit your visit. Check those details before setting out, especially when you are searching for a particular era or object.

How this guide is ordered

The options are ordered by how clearly they serve different vintage-shopping needs, from broad second-hand browsing and period clothing to contemporary ranges, collectible design and antiques. Location, opening information and the character of each selection also help guide the order. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Compare 3 Vintage Stores in Vienna

Wutai Vintage #1
What stands out
  • A carefully curated second-hand shop

Wutai Vintage

4.929 reviews
Zentagasse 43, 1050 Wien, Austria
Best for
Mixed-category treasure hunting at approachable prices

Wutai Vintage at Zentagasse 43 is a carefully curated second-hand shop where clothing shares space with jewellery, games, small furniture, ceramics, art and decorative objects. The broad assortment and reasonable pricing make it especially rewarding for unplanned discoveries, from a ceramic wall piece to a handbag or vintage accessory.

Opening hours are Tuesday to Thursday from noon to 7 pm, Friday from 2 to 7 pm and Saturday from noon to 4 pm.

Purple Cave Vintage Fashion #2
What stands out
  • Authentic 1950s to 1970s clothing

Purple Cave Vintage Fashion

3.828 reviews
Neubaugasse 78, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best for
Classic mid-century vintage fashion

Purple Cave Vintage Fashion on Neubaugasse 78 is aimed squarely at shoppers who appreciate authentic 1950s to 1970s clothing rather than Y2K-inspired pieces. The selection focuses on standout garments with a strong period character, combining memorable finds with prices that can vary by item.

It opens Monday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm, Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm.

American Vintage #3

American Vintage

4.250 reviews
Brandstätte 7/9, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Contemporary clothing across women’smen’s and children’s ranges

American Vintage is a contemporary clothing store on Brandstätte 7/9 in central Vienna, with women’s, men’s and children’s pieces spanning shirts, T-shirts, knitwear, jackets and sweatshirts. The welcoming shop atmosphere is matched by attentive assistance, making it a practical stop for coordinated wardrobe browsing rather than a traditional vintage hunt.

Opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm; Sunday is closed.

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Map of vintage stores in Vienna

Use the map to plan a compact shopping route through Vienna. Neubaugasse and Brandstätte suit central clothing browsing, while Zentagasse, Schönbrunner Straße and Stumpergasse offer different stops across the wider inner-city area.

Check the distance between shops before combining them, and confirm opening hours before travelling for a specific item or collection.

What you can find

  • Second-hand clothing and accessoriesBrowse clothing alongside jewellery, handbags and vintage accessories at Wutai Vintage on Zentagasse.
  • 1950s to 1970s fashionPurple Cave Vintage Fashion focuses on authentic mid-century garments with distinctive period character.
  • Women’s, men’s and children’s clothingAmerican Vintage on Brandstätte offers contemporary shirts, knitwear, jackets and sweatshirts across three ranges.
  • Mid-century design objectsstereogram Vintage Design showcases collectible interiors, including clocks, vases, figures and decorative design pieces.
  • Antiques and used goodsVintage Depot provides broad, open-ended browsing for vintage and antique items on Stumpergasse.

How to choose a vintage store

  1. Decide whether you want clothing, accessories, furniture, decorative objects or a mixed selection before choosing a stop.
  2. For period fashion, ask about the era and inspect the garment’s condition, fabric and alterations before buying.
  3. If you are shopping for interiors, check the object’s dimensions, markings and condition so it suits your space.
  4. Compare locations before visiting several shops, particularly when combining Neubaugasse, Brandstätte and the shops farther south.
  5. Check the current opening hours before travelling, as schedules differ between stores and may not cover every day.
  6. Contact the shop first if you need a specific size, era, designer or object rather than browsing generally.

Frequently asked questions

Where should I start for classic vintage clothing in Vienna?

Purple Cave Vintage Fashion on Neubaugasse is the most focused choice for authentic 1950s to 1970s clothing. It suits shoppers looking for garments with a clear period identity rather than contemporary pieces styled with a retro influence.

Confirm the current opening hours before visiting.

Which Vienna shop is best for unusual mixed-category finds?

Wutai Vintage on Zentagasse combines clothing with jewellery, games, ceramics, small furniture, art and decorative objects. It is a good place to browse without a fixed shopping list, especially if you enjoy discovering varied second-hand pieces at approachable prices.

Where can I look for mid-century design in Vienna?

stereogram Vintage Design on Schönbrunner Straße is the clearest fit for collectible interiors and recognizable mid-century design. Its selection includes objects such as wall clocks, figures, vases and accessories, so it is better suited to design-led browsing than to ordinary clothing shopping.

Are all of these shops traditional vintage fashion stores?

No. American Vintage offers contemporary women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, while stereogram Vintage Design focuses on furniture and interiors.

Vintage Depot is an antique and used-goods store, and Wutai Vintage has a broad mixed assortment. Check the shop description before planning your route.

What should I confirm before visiting a Vienna vintage store?

Confirm the opening hours, exact address and the type of stock currently available. This matters most when you are travelling for a particular era, size, designer or interior object.

For larger pieces, also ask about dimensions and collection arrangements before making the journey.

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