Welcome to the Naschtmarkt, Vienna's largest market. I don't think that I have seen one that is as large as this one. One row is lined with restaurants and another row is lined with shops. Just doesn't get any better. So, if someone says "let's meet at the Naschtmarkt", make sure to get an exact location.
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| The signs mark the end of EACH block. |
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| A mile of restaurants and cafes? |
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| This was Kase Land (cheese land) filled with wonderful cheeses. |
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| The wonderful cheese from "Kase Land". |
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| Fresh vegetables, fruits and herbs. |
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| They had the prized white asparagus in two sizes (front row). |
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| See how many of these you recognize. |
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| Starts to look familiar, but the names are different. A yam is a yam is a yam. |
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| Such pretty colors, I just couldn't resist snapping a photo! |
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| Several melon choices. |
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| Hmm, what is in here? |
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| Chickens |
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| Olives!! |
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| More olives! |
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| Deserts. |
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| Barrels of Sauerkraut |
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| Dragon fruit. |
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| Colorful veggies and fresh asparagus. |
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| Many types of garlic. |
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| Tea pots and teas |
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| Cookies and pastries |
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| Colorful clothes, belts, and hats. |
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| Cactus! |
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| A look down a section of the shopping aisle. |
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| Oils and Vinegars. |
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| Candy |
Whew. That was quite an exhausting shopping trip. It was a good thing that I had to think about carrying food around for the rest of the day...helped me to have restraint.
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