Kettenbrückengasse flea market
Sprawling Saturday flea market of antique dealers and private sellers along a former riverbed.
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This guide to the Kettenbrückengasse flea market in Vienna traces its start in 1977, when a stretch of car park beside the Naschmarkt began opening to Saturday sellers. It explains the rule that keeps the market honest: professional antique dealers work alongside ordinary residents, who are allowed only three stalls a year each. Roughly four hundred stalls line the old riverbed by mid-morning, piled with old books, vintage clothes and dented silverware.
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