The Naschmarkt is one of Vienna’s most popular markets. You can choose from a broad range of fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs, cheese, meats, seafood and baked goods such as bread, rolls and pastries. Since 2000 a lot of chic restaurants and delis have openend on the market area, which turned the Naschmarkt in a part of the so-called ‘Boboville’.

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Vienna 2013

Amazing wakeboard air trick

Wakeboard Lift Wien / wake_up
Am Wehr 1, Neue Donau
1220 Wien

Queuing boarders at the wakeboard lift

Wakeboard Lift Wien / wake_up
Am Wehr 1, Neue Donau
1220 Wien

Street theatre performance by the Open Acting Academy Vienna

‘GRUFTBANG’ at Wien Mariahilferstrasse in front of the Mariahilferkirche
Reprise at Thursday, 08 08 2013, from 2 pm

Public deck chairs in the Sigmund-Freud-Park (9th district, 29,000 square metres with Votivpark). The chairs are provided by the Viennese Stadtgartenamt.

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Vienna 2013

When the city approaches a Renaissance palace

In this case it is the so-called ‘Neugebäude Palace’ which was constructed clearly outside Vienna in the second half of the 16th century. Later it fell into disuse and was partly destroyed. Only in 2001 the palace was restored and is now being used as a site for open-air cinema, concerts, exhibitions and other festivities.

The shop offers as well a fine selection of pastries, so-called ‘Mehlspeisen’ (literal translation: flour-based dishes)

And last but not least, I want to thank the lovely sales assistant who talked me through the Naber shop and its history

The lovely corner for taking in your espresso at ‘Kaffee Naber’