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we have put together the Top 10 Picks on Souvenirs from Vienna to buy for friends and family and for a memorable trip.
The delicious dense chocolate cake layered with apricot jam served with whipped cream was invented in 1832.
It has been a favourite among the locals. You can buy a big Sacher Torte or a piece of the cake as a souvenir for your loved one.
You can find the Sacher cake in Cafés across the city.
The most famous Biscuit in Austria! These delightful Neapolitan hazelnut wafers should be the first on your Souvenir list to bring back home to share with your friends and family.
They are inexpensive, and you can find them in any supermarket or at the Manner store at the Central train station.
Did you know that the snow globe was originally invented in Austria during the 19th century?
Today they are a popular souvenir for travellers and are still made by the 3rd generation of the Perzy family.
You can buy Globes with Austrian landmarks such as the Ferris wheel and holiday themes at the factory shop at Schumanngasse.
Frey will jewellery is easy to spot because of its colourful hand-decorated designs.
It was founded in the early 1950s, Today it is one of the most popular jewellery designers in Vienna.
Augarten began to produce delicate and hand-painted porcelain pieces in 1718.
You know you have got authentic Porcelain when the piece is stamped with a blue striped shield. It is highly recommended to get a piece if you’re a careful packer.
If you want to buy a drink that’s truly unique, you should try to find a bottle of Austrian Schnapps.
They are made from a variety of fruits and herbs. You can find them at local liquor stores and supermarkets.
These pistachio-marzipan and Nougat-filled chocolates are a perfect gift for everyone who loves sweets and treats.
You will find it in supermarkets and souvenir shops. They come in varieties such as bars and coins, the original blue and silver wrapped Mozart balls made by Furst came first.
Vienna’s coffee culture is undeniably vibrant, why not bring home a few bags of coffee to wake you up in the morning.
A local Favourite you might want to try in the café is the Wiener Mélange.
You can buy coffee in a traditional coffee house near the Nasch market.
The Traditional peasant dress of Austria. The Dirndl has a low neckline blouse, colourful bodice and a high waist skirt with an apron.
This dress comes in different looks, feminine, sexy, classic, retro and Historic. It was the main feature of the parish fashion collections in 1938.
If you have some spare cash left, you should certainly get this as a souvenir for yourself or a friend.
“Diamonds are a girl’s best friend”. The Swarovski crystal world has its headquarters located in Wattens near Innsbruck. This museum is filled up with bling jewellery.
You can also get the jewellery at Karntnerstrasse in Vienna.
If you’ve got any questions or thoughts on Souvenirs to get in Vienna, let us know about them in the comments below!
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