The market is so long we didn't make it to the end. Great selection of Turkish and other treats. There were even 2 very good cheese stalls. We'll worth a trip to visit, especially if you're hungry.
Brunnenmarkt in the 16th district is Vienna at its most alive: a long, informal ribbon of produce stalls, spice merchants and small eateries where the city’s Turkish and Balkan influences are part of everyday rhythm. Come for sun-warmed fruit, excellent olives, fresh flatbreads and the quiet theatre of locals shopping with purpose. It’s a contemporary Viennese ritual—unpretentious, worldly, and best enjoyed slowly.
Visitor impressions
Brunnenmarkt – A trip around the world without ever leaving Vienna Walking through Brunnenmarkt is like stepping through a magic portal into a completely different world – yet somehow, you're still right in the heart of Vienna. It's chaotic in the best way, full of life, color, spices in the air, and a mix of languages flying around. Think of it as a street festival that never ends – especially on Saturdays. If…
This everyday market accept Sundays is the best and cheapest place, for the visitor and (locals), produce needs, the fruit and veg is cheap and of the highest quality, For the bestest roast chicken, Baghdad Huher is the place at 10 euro each, the roast chicken, is the best value we have seen in Vienna, and we are chicken tragics. On Saturdays the place is packed however, has a real vibe about it, definitely a must.