Brunnenmarkt: Vienna's most popular market records record visitor number!

Brunnenmarkt: Vienna's most popular market records record visitor number!

Brunnenmarkt, Wien, Österreich - The Viennese markets are enjoying unbroken popularity and developing into an important face in the city. Current numbers show that the Brunnenmarkt again takes up the pole position in the city's ranking. With a proud 123,544 weekly visitors, he clearly sets himself away from other markets and consolidates his status as a hotspot for locals and visitors.

rising number of visitors and recipes of success

The visitor boom is thanks to the improvements from urban politics, especially by amending the market order in 2018. Core opening times ensure that the stands are well attended during the week, while the grocery store is open until 9 p.m. The NEOS, which have taken responsibility for the markets since 2025, have also introduced fee cuts and a possible Sunday opening.

The strong growth in the number of visitors is particularly evident on the Kutschkermarkt with an increase of 48 percent and on Naschmarkt , which has grown by 30 percent. Also the Viktor-Adler-Markt with 42 percent a solid growth.

an important image factor for Vienna

The markets are not only a popular meeting place for the Viennese population, but also play a central role in tourism development. Cornelia dlabaja , foundation professor for sustainable urban and tourism development, emphasizes that the markets are increasingly attracting international visitors and thus strengthening the city timing. The factors that drive this development include catering and diverse events that offer a colorful range of culinary and culture.

A total of 27 different markets in Vienna, which are characterized by their diversity and the different offer. Markets such as the Brunnenmarkt , where sellers from 46 nations offer fresh foods, as enriches the markets.

events and outlook

Another highlight for market fans is the upcoming “Long Night of the Viennese markets” on August 29, which attracts with a varied culinary and cultural program. The redesign of the Schlingermarkts will progress until the end of August, which is intended to further increase the attractiveness of the Viennese markets.

All in all, the Viennese markets are a flourishing element of the city that attracts both locals and tourists and thus makes an important contribution to the urban quality of life and the economy.