Pharmacies near Gasometer

6 pharmacies within walking distance of Gasometer in Vienna, sorted by distance to the landmark so you can find the closest one quickly.

The nearest listing is about 381 m from Gasometer (straight-line). At an average walking pace that is roughly 5 minutes on foot. Check opening hours before visiting.

The pharmacies range from about 381 m to about 973 m in straight-line distance from Gasometer. That is roughly 5 to 12 minutes on foot, depending on the route and pace.

No — the map shows pharmacies around the landmark that are practical for visitors and locals nearby. The list is sorted by straight-line distance; the fastest walking route may vary with street layout.

Hours are recorded for 6 of the 6 pharmacies. Hours vary by operator. Please check for last-minute changes with the venue before visiting.

Pharmacies usually have reduced hours on weekends; use the emergency duty service for urgent needs. Night pharmacies operate on a rotating duty roster and may change daily.

Recommended pharmacies nearby: Herder Pharmacy — Ehamgasse 4, Simmering, Pharmacy apo 11 — Gadnergasse 2-4, Simmering, and Geiselberg Pharmacy — Geiselbergstraße 28/2/2, Top 301, Simmering. They are all marked on the map and sorted by distance from the landmark.

Yes, most pharmacies accept cards and cash. Prescription medicines require a valid prescription.

Bring your prescription, ID and e-card. For night pharmacies it is wise to call 1450 first.

A duty pharmacy service operates on public holidays; call 1450 to find the on-duty pharmacy.

All listings are plotted on the map. Click a location for directions and the address. From Gasometer, most are walkable; the Vienna public transport network is also available for longer distances.

Ground-floor pharmacies are usually wheelchair accessible; older buildings may have steps. Call ahead if accessibility is important.

Most locations are reachable by U-Bahn, tram or bus. Use the map to find the nearest stop; Wiener Linien services generally run every 5 minutes during the day.

Pharmacies charge standard medicine prices; duty pharmacies may add night surcharges. Short-term parking is usually possible nearby.

Pharmacies are usually least busy in the late morning. Night pharmacies are for urgent needs, not routine purchases.

All 6 entries come from official sources.

Yes — use the “Claim listing” or “Report correction” links on the place page to update details or claim your business.

Pick a nearby pharmacy whose opening hours suit you. For emergencies outside opening hours, call the Austrian pharmacy duty hotline 1450 to find the nearest on-duty pharmacy.