Booksellers & Stationers in Vienna
10 stores · curated ORBIS register
Belvedere Shop brings Klimt editions and museum catalogues together with design inspired by the Wiener Werkstätte, connecting books with the collection. Buchhandlung Löwenherz specialises in LGBTQ+ literature and history, with children's books also represented in the Vienna shop founded in 1993. Buchhandlung Walther König focuses on exhibition catalogues and monographs in the MuseumsQuartier, with architecture and art theory among its subjects.
The Belvedere's store carries the imagery of Vienna 1900 — Klimt editions, Wiener Werkstätte-inspired design and the museum's catalogues — from the palace that houses The Kiss.
Vienna LGBTQ+ bookshop since 1993 — 12,000+ titles across literature, theory, documentary, and community.
Buchhandlung Walther König’s MuseumsQuartier branch specialises in exhibition catalogues, monographs, architecture and art theory. Its institutional setting and deep backlist make it more useful than a general museum gift shop.
The Jewish Museum Vienna's shop at its Dorotheergasse location sells exhibition catalogues and a curated selection of books, open Sunday through Friday from 10am to 6pm. The book selection is overseen by a dedicated staff curator, and visitors can arrange to buy exhibition catalogues directly through the shop.
The Leopold Museum Shop in Vienna's MuseumsQuartier sells exhibition catalogues and art books tied to the museum's Klimt, Schiele, and Vienna 1900 collections, with in-person purchase daily and select titles orderable online. Recent releases include catalogues for the Biedermeier and Franz Hagenauer exhibitions.
A four-level specialist in stationery, office supplies, creative tools, paper goods, school supplies, and selected gifts. The business states that it has served customers for more than 111 years.
A stationery and paper shop selling wrapping paper, pens, notebooks, stamps, decorations, and small gifts. Founded in 1837.
Phil has run as a cafe, bookshop, and bar at Gumpendorfer Strasse 10-12 since 2004, stocking more than 4,000 books. After dark it becomes a bar serving longdrinks and espresso martinis under disco-ball light.
An independent English-language bookshop selling literature, poetry, plays, history, art, academic books, and children’s books. It has sold exclusively English-language books at its Vienna shop since 1982.
The online shop of Vienna's Technisches Museum lists more than a hundred products tied to the museum's collection, including books on Austrian radio history and Viennese trams, Lego and Gobricks model kits, and steam-locomotive magnets. Orders ship worldwide by post, with items organized by age group from young children through adults.