Naschmarktmuseum shines after renovation: A look at the story

Naschmarktmuseum shines after renovation: A look at the story

The Naschmarkt Museum in Mariahilf has opened a new era thanks to the support of the market. This charming space, which was once planned as a chapel, now offers a fascinating insight into the history of the Naschmarkt and its versatile treasures. Just a stone's throw away from Schleifmühlgasse, the museum leads its visitors on an interesting journey through time.

The original purpose of the building as a church chapel had never become a reality, since the Rosaliakirche was rebuilt nearby. In 2008, on the initiative of Renate Kaufmann , the then district manager, the Naschmarkt Museum was opened to fulfill the wishes of the market stands and to appreciate the history of the market.

ceremonial opening with prominent guests

On September 30, the solemn reopening took place on the occasion of the 185th anniversary of the market. Andreas Kutheil , director of the market, Markus Rumelhart , the current district leader of Mariahilf, and omar lashin , representative of the Naschmarktandler, jointly ensured the solemn band average.

Thanks to extensive renovation work, the room shines in the new shine. Visitors have the opportunity to admire a variety of historical objects, including Devisalwaagen, an original ice box and one of the oldest beam scales in Vienna from 1890. These exhibits convey an impressive picture of everyday life on the Naschmarkt.

"I am pleased that the Naschmarkt Museum is now under the care of the market office and continues to contribute to the charm of the Naschmarks," said district head Rumelhart. In addition, he commemorated the late curator Angelika Herburger , who had led the museum with a lot of passion for six years.

visiting options and information

From now on, the museum is part of the Marktamtsmuseum, which is located at the Floridsdorfer Markt and can be visited by interested parties during a stroll through the Naschmarkt. For individual tours and further information, the market office is available by phone at 01/4000-80 90 . The opening times of the telephone service are Monday to Friday from 7.30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Naschmarkt Museum does not just see itself as an exhibition place; Rather, it is a lively memorial to the tradition and culture that the Naschmarkt embodies. With this renewed opening, the goal is to further increase the attractiveness of the Naschmarkt and at the same time preserve the rich heritage of the site. For further information about the museum and the various exhibits, www.meinbezirk.at be a valuable resource.