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This shop offers more than 200 assorted fruit teas, black teas, herbal teas and many tea accessories. The marzipan confectionery and chocolates are divine.

A daily market takes place on the square encircled by these four streets. It’s a colourful, multicultural spot where you can buy vegetables, fruit, groceries and Turkish food, observe traditional Austrian butchers selling fresh poultry, red meat and horse meat, and investigate kosher butchers and grocery shops. However the market is most interesting at weekends, when farmers and vendors come from outside Vienna to set up their tables and sell their produce.

Custom-made clothing has been the focus of this elegant establishment for nearly 150 years. The shop itself is internationally admired as Adolf Loos transformed it into a masterpiece in 1910.

This old family business offers traditional Austrian clothing ranging from Loden coats and jackets to beautiful Dirndl dresses and Lederhosen leather trousers. Also stocks modern variations of traditional garments.

Everything about the famous Russian Lomo cameras and Lomo accessories that you could wish to find.

Here you can find signs and posters that comprised some of the first-ever advertisements in Austria and around the world, as well as antique toys and striking glassware.

This beautiful stationery shop has everything from plain cards to celebrate any occasion to beautiful wrapping paper, decorated diaries and fountain pens. The ideal place for gifts.

One of the best delicatessens in town with a great selection of exquisite chocolates, dessert wines and coffees. Have a look in the beautifully decorated windows.

Unmissable for any visitor interested in busy, colourful markets. Everything from fruit and vegetables to a Saturday flea market (see p109).

The top address in Vienna for fine red and white Austrian wines, including Riesling, as well as wines from around the world.