Online shopping in Viennese

Supporting small stores is more important than ever nowadays – especially when shopping online. Many traditional Viennese establishments and local manufactories invite you to go on a virtual shopping spree.

Even in times of crisis, nobody has to forgo sweet treats from Vienna. After all, sweetness can also be a source of comfort. The former Purveyor to the Imperial and Royal Court, Demel, delivers its famous confectionery to the world through its online shop. You can also stock up on truffles and confectioneries online at the Imperial and Royal Court Confectioner, Gerstner. And the famous Sachertorte is also sent all over the world as a sweet greeting from Vienna.

Nor does anyone have to go without excellent Viennese wine. Many Viennese vintners (e.g. the Cobenzl Winery) supply their wines throughout Austria. Connoisseurs can also have the famous Wien Gin (Vienna dry gin) conveniently delivered to their doorstep.

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Sachertorte (Sacher Cake) — A sweet greeting from Vienna: the famous Sachertorte. – © WienTourismus / Paul Bauer

Thomas Podsednik from the Cobenzl Winery – © Österreich Werbung/Fotograf: Dietmar Denger

Mocha service by Josef Hoffmann for Augarten Porzellan — The Augarten melon service, designed by Josef Hoffmann, now brings color to the home. – © Augarten Wien

Carafe and glasses — Lobmeyr also delivers the drinking glass range by Josef Hoffmann to your front door. – © J. & L. Lobmeyr

A sweet greeting from Vienna: the famous Sachertorte. – © WienTourismus / Paul Bauer

Thomas Podsednik from the Cobenzl Winery – © Österreich Werbung/Fotograf: Dietmar Denger

The Augarten melon service, designed by Josef Hoffmann, now brings color to the home. – © Augarten Wien

Lobmeyr also delivers the drinking glass range by Josef Hoffmann to your front door. – © J. & L. Lobmeyr

Made in Vienna

If you'd like more bling within your own four walls, then take a look at the online shop of the Vienna Porcelain Manufactory Augarten. The elegant porcelain is hand-made in Vienna. At many other stores, orders can be easily placed over the phone – such as at the glassware specialist Lobmeyr.

And we can reclothe ourselves with fashion "made in Vienna". Elegant dresses by the designers Lena Hoschek or Michel Mayer, avant-garde fashion at Eigensinnig, something fancy at Samstag Shop, hats by Mühlbauer, exclusive bags by Sagan Vienna or R. Horn, and shoes of the shoemaker Ludwig Reiter are just a small selection.

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Shoes by Ludwig Reiter — Hand-made shoes from the Ludwig Reiter manufactory – © Ludwig Reiter Schuhmanufaktur

Woman wearing fashion by Lena Hoschek — Fashion by Lena Hoschek – © Getty Images

Mühlbauer Hats — Hats from the manufactory of Mühlbauer – © WienTourismus/Peter Rigaud

Bag — The typical bags of Sagan Vienna with the Viennese wickerwork – © Lisa Edi (SAGAN Vienna in Kollaboration mit THONET)

Many products of Viennese manufactories and craft business can also be found in the online shop www.austrian-limited.at. Bags by the designer Eva Blut, glassware by Lobmeyr, natural cosmetics by Lederhaas, children's fashion by Herzilein Wien, wine by Mayer vom Pfarrplatz and many other quality products are represented here. Orders can be delivered to Austria and Germany.

Please note that some shops are currently only able to deliver to Austria and Germany.