In just two hours, you can experience Vienna’s most popular market, the Naschmarkt. Always in motion, the bustling Naschmarkt is home to organically and locally grown fruit and veggies, as well as culinary delicacies and hard-to-find produce from around the world. With a local guide, tour the market and sample its fare, plus get tips on how to use ingredients sold at the market in your cooking back home. This walking tour has a maximum of 10 people, providing a small-group experience.
Highlights
- 2-hour walking tour of Naschmarkt in Vienna
- Explore the centuries-old market’s wide variety of produce, spices, cheese, bread and more
- Get a taste of both Austria and the world as you sample local and international specialties
- Enjoy the energetic atmosphere of the market, beloved by both locals and visitors
- Hear cooking tips from your local guide about how to use exotic spices to prepare your next meal
- Small-group tour limited to 10 ensures a more personalized experience
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Small-Group Food Tour of Naschmarkt in Vienna
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Vinagresfue una de las cosas mas divertidas probar los diferentes vinagresPhoto by: GASPAR B03 2013 -
quesosuna gran seleccion de quesos, y a cada cual mas ricoPhoto by: GASPAR B03 2013 -
Cositas rellenasummmm rico ricoPhoto by: GASPAR B03 2013 -
VERDURASprecioso muestrario de verduritasPhoto by: GASPAR B03 2013 -
Useful Information
Spices at Vienna's Naschmarkt
Meet your guide and group near the Naschmarkt and dive straight into its colorful aisles. During your two hours at the market, you’ll learn from your guide about its history, which dates back to the 16th century when it was mostly milk bottles sold there. By the late 1700s, all fruits and vegetables carted into Vienna could be bought at the market, and today, the delectable goods include everything from cheese and bread to sushi and crepes.
Follow your guide through the market, stopping at various stalls to try samples; what you taste will vary depending on the day, but the range of local produce and international specialties could include blood-red pomegranates, Viennese cucumbers, Middle Eastern kebabs or exotic spices.
As you walk, pass by lively restaurants full of locals and marvel at the variety of food offered at stalls that will take you from Austria to the Mediterranean to Asia and back again. Plus, learn insider tips on how to use certain herbs and spices in your cooking back home!
Follow your guide through the market, stopping at various stalls to try samples; what you taste will vary depending on the day, but the range of local produce and international specialties could include blood-red pomegranates, Viennese cucumbers, Middle Eastern kebabs or exotic spices.
As you walk, pass by lively restaurants full of locals and marvel at the variety of food offered at stalls that will take you from Austria to the Mediterranean to Asia and back again. Plus, learn insider tips on how to use certain herbs and spices in your cooking back home!
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