And should you somehow manage to drop by outside the extended opening hours and find yourself in dire need of some food or other items of daily use, there’s the legendary U3 Shop located in the bowels of the station, right between the escalators to and from both U3 and U6, that is open 365 day a year until at least 1 in the morning. And since the Westbahnhof lies directly at the Mariahilfer Straße, Vienna’s biggest shopping street, you can rest assured that you will find whatever you’ve set out to shop – even if it’s not directly available in the mall itself. #bahnhof #bahnhofstrasse #trainstation #sunset #wien #wienwest #streetclassics #spicollective #streetmood #streetshot #streetphotography #street #city #colombianphotographer #fotografoscolombia #eruliaflanoisseforp #viena #featuremeofh #roamtheplanet #europe2018 #summertimeĪ post shared by Juan Diego Rivas Cardona on at 3:33pm PDTĪnother BahnhofCity (which was the first one in Vienna), and another place where you can basically get everything and anything from Lego bricks to a baby carrier. Web: BahnhofCity Hauptbahnhof BahnhofCity Wien Westīahnhofcity. Opening hours: Shops: Mon – Fri: 9 am – 9 pm Sat: 9 am – 6 pm Sun & holidays: closed exception: Interspar Pronto: Mon – Sun: 6 am – 11 pm Gastronomy and Shops for Travel Needs: Mon – Sun: 9 am – 9 pm Foodcourt: Mon – Sun: 9 am – 11 pm And the fact that the Interspar Pronto sells all things groceries until 11pm even on a Sunday doesn’t hurt either. It might seem odd to go on a shopping spree in a railway station, but if you do not live in the vicinity it, at the very least, is a great place to stock up on essentials outside regular opening hours. The BahnhofCity boasts some 90 different shops that sell everything from a quick snack to consumer electronics and from books to bras. The Vienna Central Station, the Hauptbahnhof, has been in operation since 2014 and therefore houses one of the youngest shopping centres. Unfortunately there is no metro or S-Bahn at Shopping City Süd, but you can take a bus number 207, 265, 360, 1155, 7941, or Gl to the stop Vösendorf SCS.Осталось ноль. Getting to Shopping City Süd by public transport
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There is plenty of parking space at Shopping City Süd (the capacity is about 10,000 cars), but even that gets quite full on the peak hours on Friday or Saturday. The coordinates of Shopping City Süd are 48° 6′ 30.47″ N and 16° 19′ 1.56″ E. If you don’t want to use the highways, you can get to the SCS from Vienna city centre over Triesterstrasse. If you drive on the A2, you can’t overlook it, as you will be driving along the Shopping City Süd for more than 1 km (though if you are coming from Graz, it is best to exit the highway on exit Mödling before you would be driving along the SCS). The highways which get you to Knoten Vösendorf are A2 (from Graz), S1 (from Schwechat, Bratislava, and Budapest), A21 (Wiener Aussenring Autobahn from Linz or Salzburg), and A23 (the Südosttangente from the north of Vienna).
Shopping City Süd is located next to the highway crossing Vösendorf in the south-east part of Vienna. Of course this information is guidance only you can check the details and updates on the website of Shopping City Süd. The SCS Multiplex, the Leisure Zone, and the Food Court are open daily from 10 am till midnight. On Sundays the shops at Shopping City Süd are closed, like most shops in Austria. Most non-food shops open at 9:30 in the morning. The supermarkets are open from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm on working days (9 pm on Thursdays), and from 8 am to 6 pm on Saturdays. Opening hours vary across the shops, but in general everything should be open between 10 am and 6 pm on the weekdays and on Saturdays. For basic information and an idea about shops and services see Shopping City Süd in Vösendorf. Shopping City Süd is the biggest shopping centre in Austria and therefore the main shopping site for the Viennese.
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