Linz's Vintage & Design Isolde restores and sells original furniture from the 1950s to 1970s, with rentals and interior advice also available. Kai Kristiansen and Carl Auböck are among the designers represented in its mid-century selection at the Altstadt Markthalle. Juwelier Koppenwallner offers antique jewellery alongside its selection of rings and earrings, adding wearable objects to the vintage range here. Decorated vintage porcelain appears at Albin Denk, a tableware specialist whose wider stock also includes glass and cutlery.
Vintage & Design Isolde curates original mid-century furniture and objects from the 1950s through 1970s out of Linz's Altstadt Markthalle, sourcing pieces by designers such as Kai Kristiansen, J.T. Kalmar, and Carl Auböck rather than stocking reissues. The shop restores and resells originals, and also rents pieces out and advises on interiors built around genuine vintage design.
A tableware specialist selling porcelain, glass, crystal, cutlery, and decorated vintage porcelain. The business traces its history to 1702 and formerly held court-purveyor status.
Best for Tableware specialist selling porcelain, glass, crystal, cutlery, and decorated vintage porcelain
A vintage clothing shop curating second-hand pieces from multiple eras, with a separately operated coffee house on site. The Vienna store opened in 2013.
Best for Curated second-hand clothing and an on-site coffee house
A vintage fashion specialist selling original garments and accessories dating from the 1880s through the 1980s. The shop has operated since the late 1970s.
Best for Original vintage garments and accessories spanning the 1880s to 1980s.
Vienna's Saturday flea market runs 6:30am-3pm along the Kettenbrücke end of the Naschmarkt, with roughly 400 stalls of antiques, artwork, secondhand books and records mixed with everyday household castoffs.
Best for Antiques, vintage items, and curiosities from dawn at this Saturday flea market
The Naschmarkt Flohmarkt sets up every Saturday from 6:30am to 3pm at the Kettenbrücke end of Vienna's Naschmarkt, spanning the Mariahilf/Margareten district along the Wienzeile. Roughly 400 vendors work the market — a mix of private sellers clearing out attics and estates alongside professional antiques and collectibles dealers — so the stock ranges from genuinely old furniture, artwork, and silverware down to inexpensive secondhand household goods, used paperbacks, and vinyl records. Vienna's municipal market office (the Marktamt) issues the vendor permits, and the market runs nearly year-round, closing only December 25-26 and January 1 and 6, with an early noon closing on December 24 and 31. Because it sits directly beside the Naschmarkt's produce and food stalls, many visitors combine a grocery walk with a flea-market browse on the same morning. Experienced buyers tend to arrive at opening, since the best pieces move fast before the weekend crowds build through late morning; prices are generally negotiable. Along with the smaller Flohmarkt am Hof, it is one of Vienna's two long-running weekend flea markets, and by vendor count and variety it is the larger of the two.
Neubaugasse is a Vienna shopping street lined with independent boutiques, vintage sellers, cafés and design stores. It is useful as an area itinerary, but each business requires its own merchant record.
Best for Independent boutiques, vintage shops, and design stores along a trendy street
Set inside the Renaissance-era Zanderhof on Sackstraße, Goldzander was founded in 1983 by Erika Zander and stocks charm jewellery, antique silver and pieces by Victor Mayer and bellaluce. The workshop also creates bespoke jewellery and carries out repairs.