Naschmarkt

I love the open air market and the large outdoor space it covers. Two long aisles with restaurants and market stalls on both sides. See the dogs that the masters bring to the market. All food tastes satisfied.

This reminds me of something I would expect in an Asian city – fresh foods on the streets, narrow walk ways, and an array of strange ‘dolce & gabana’ knock off things.

It is similar to our viktualienmarkt here in Munich, however I like our lay out more.

I’d say it’s worth a visit though – for some lunch… and a visit to the Karlsplatz Ubahn station with interesting digital counters for number of schnitzels eaten since January to dollars spent on war. That is interesting!

I loved this flomarkt. I bought here a linen dress, a marvelous skirt, and an English teacup, and I also had my first kebap here.

A market filled with snacks, many of them of the sausage variety. What’s not to like?