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In the district of Mariahilf, resting in Vienna’s southwest, you’ll stumble across Mariahilferstraße, probably the most famous shopping street in the entire city. Along this length of stone and pavement (the road connects the West … Read more
In the district of Mariahilf, resting in Vienna’s southwest, you’ll stumble across Mariahilferstraße, probably the most famous shopping street in the entire city. Along this length of stone and pavement (the road connects the Westbanhof rail and metro station with the city centre), a plethora of designer shops and name brands compete for space with hotels and restaurants. If you have money in your pocket, and an uncontrollable desire to spend, you’ve come to the right place. Read less

Shop until you drop, and then shop some more
In the district of Mariahilf, resting in Vienna’s southwest, you’ll stumble across Mariahilferstraße, probably the most famous shopping street in the entire city. Along this length of stone and pavement (the road connects the Westbanhof rail and metro station with the city centre), a plethora of designer shops and name brands compete for space with hotels and restaurants. If you have money in your pocket, and an uncontrollable desire to spend, you’ve come to the right place.
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