Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, 1030 Vienna
1030 · Landstrasse
Closed
Shopping centers and malls across Vienna with major retail stores, supermarkets, parking, food courts and extended opening hours. Many centers sit near U-Bahn or S-Bahn stations and offer free or discounted parking for the first hours. Use the map to compare locations, check current opening times and find public transport connections. 3 shopping centers within walking distance of Wien Mitte in Vienna. Closest: Wien Mitte The Mall — Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, Landstrasse (about 876 m). Also nearby: Wien Mitte The Mall — Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, Landstrasse, Center Wien Mitte — Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1, Landstrasse, and Ringstraßen Galerien — Kärntner Ring 9-13, Innere Stadt. Results range from about 876 m to 933 m in straight-line distance from Wien Mitte — roughly 11 to 12 minutes on foot. Listed addresses fall within the 1030, 1010 postcodes around the landmark. Each listing includes the address, map position and, where available, opening hours (3 recorded) so you can check everything before you go. Vienna's shopping centres combine major retail stores, supermarkets, parking, food courts and longer opening hours. Many are close to U-Bahn or S-Bahn stations and offer free or discounted parking for the first hours. Use the map to compare locations and public transport links.
Of the 3 shopping centers near Wien Mitte, 3 have opening hours and 3 have a website. The average distance is about 895 m in a straight line; 0 are within a 5-minute walk and 0 within a 10-minute walk. They are spread across postcodes 1030, 1010. All 3 entries come from community contributions. Most shopping centres are closed on Sundays and public holidays. Many are next to U-Bahn or S-Bahn stations and offer paid or discounted parking.
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Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, 1030 Vienna
1030 · Landstrasse
Closed
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1, 1030 Vienna
1030 · Landstrasse
Closed
Kärntner Ring 9-13, 1010 Vienna
1010 · Innere Stadt
Closed
3 shopping centers within walking distance of Wien Mitte in Vienna, sorted by distance to the landmark so you can find the closest one quickly.
The nearest listing is about 876 m from Wien Mitte (straight-line). At an average walking pace that is roughly 11 minutes on foot. Check opening hours before visiting.
The shopping centers range from about 876 m to about 933 m in straight-line distance from Wien Mitte. That is roughly 11 to 12 minutes on foot, depending on the route and pace.
No — the map shows shopping centers 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 3 of the 3 shopping centers. Hours vary by operator. Please check for last-minute changes with the venue before visiting.
Weekend opening hours vary a lot; check online before visiting.
Recommended shopping centers nearby: Wien Mitte The Mall — Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, Landstrasse, Center Wien Mitte — Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1, Landstrasse, and Ringstraßen Galerien — Kärntner Ring 9-13, Innere Stadt. They are all marked on the map and sorted by distance from the landmark.
The listed shopping centers are located in postcodes including 1030, 1010 around Wien Mitte.
Yes, shopping centres accept cards and cash. Most stores are closed on Sundays.
Check opening hours and any required documents before visiting.
Shopping centres and shops are usually closed on Austrian public holidays and Sundays.
All listings are plotted on the map. Click a location for directions and the address. From Wien Mitte, most are walkable; the Vienna public transport network is also available for longer distances.
Shopping centres are generally accessible, with lifts, escalators and wheelchair access. Disabled parking is usually available.
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.
Shopping centres usually have paid car parks; the first hours are often free or discounted. Entry to the centre is free.
Shopping centres are less crowded on weekdays. Family-friendly facilities such as baby-changing rooms and pram hire are usually available.
All 3 entries come from community contributions.
Yes — use the “Claim listing” or “Report correction” links on the place page to update details or claim your business.
Check opening hours and parking options — many centres have paid car parks, but the first hours are often discounted.
Data may be outdated. Always verify critical services.