People looking to spend their holidays under the banner of lifestyle, health and sustainability are in good hands in Vienna. From ecological body care via fair-trade fashion to organic delights - it can all be found in Vienna. Stroll through green Vienna, visit organic shops and natural food shops, dress "fairly", treat yourself to organic care products and enjoy a good glass of Viennese wine. Here are a few special tips from sustainable Vienna :

Fair Trade marks the beginning and end of the entire product chain sold by eco-fair fashion label Göttin des Glücks . The designer collective goes for a sense of wellbeing in Fair Trade certified organic cotton and jersey fabrics. The Viennese fashion label Modus Vivendi has wowed people for over 20 years with design between innovation and "adapted individuality". Herr und Frau Klein provide professional advice and service for sustainable offspring, comfortable children's fashion and trendy accessories. Old, forgotten, used and unused items are to be found at the flea market on Naschmarkt under the motto: the early bird catches the worm!

And there's no shortage of food at the Naschmarkt either: Tewa , the trendy corner on Naschmarkt, attracts with diverse delights. The oriental kitchen is supplied with organically produced ingredients. One island of functional food and sophisticated hospitality is restaurant Wrenkh with its classic "Glückssalat mit Buchweizen"("Happy Salad with Buckwheat"). Nature's produce is cooked in the culinary offshoot of lifestyle pharmacy Saint Charles - in the Saint Charles Alimentary . The ingredients in Europe's first "pharmacy restaurant" are procured directly from the producers. Much more than food is on offer in the Maran organic supermarket : Shop here for vegetables, detergent, fresh meat and toothpaste in a feng-shui environment - all guaranteed organic. The first Weltcafé opened in Vienna in 2005 and quickly became a trendy meeting point. The place to enjoy not only coffee, but also organic wine.

On the subject of wine: in the vineyards of the Wieninger Estate they grow wine that is processed with a high claim to quality. Vintners Stefan Hajszan and Jutta Ambrositsch also opt for organic production methods. This means dispensing entirely with systemic sprays and instead protecting plants using such natural extracts as teas.

Göttin des Glücks

7., Kirchengasse 17
www.goettindesgluecks.com

Modus Vivendi

6., Schadekgasse 4
www.modusvivendi.at

Herr und Frau Klein

7., Kirchengasse 22/1A
www.herrundfrauklein.com

Flea market on Naschmarkt

4., Naschmarkt
Saturdays, 6.30 am to 6.00 pm

Tewa

4., Naschmarkt 672
www.tewa672.com

Wrenkh

1., Bauernmarkt 10
www.kochsalon.at

Saint Charles Alimentary

6., Gumpendorfer Straße 33
www.saint.info

Bio-Supermarkt Maran

7., Kaiserstraße 57-59
3., Landstraßer Hauptstraße 37
16., Ottakringer Straße 186
www.biomarkt.co.at

Weltcafé

9., Schwarzspanierstraße 15
www.weltcafe.at

Heuriger Wieninger

21., Stammersdorfer Straße 78
www.heuriger-wieninger.at

Weinbau Hajszan

19., Grinzingerstraße 86
www.hajszan.com

Weinbau Jutta Ambrositsch

3., Dannebergplatz 12/2
www.jutta-ambrositsch.at