Record Stores in Vienna, Austria
39 record stores — last verified August 2026.
- 3345 Records & Culture
Vienna's first electronic-music record store, founded 1992; the Landstraße street shop closed in 2007 but reopened as an appointment-only vinyl warehouse in 2019, still trading rare electronic 12"s and DJ tools.
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- allsound
Margareten HiFi and vinyl shop and Pro-Ject Audio flagship store selling new and used records alongside turntables, amps and headphones, with an in-house listening studio.
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- Alt & Neu Records
Windmühlgasse institution trading since the 1960s under the family name Teuchtler Schallplattenhandel u. Antiquariat, and famous today as the 'Before Sunrise' record shop -- deep classical, jazz and pop vinyl plus CDs and cassettes.
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- Apartment Acht
Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus record shop, vintage-fashion and café platform with new vinyl arriving every Friday, fashion drops on Wednesdays, and a regular events series.
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- Audiocenter
Innere Stadt shop on historic Judenplatz with a huge classical and jazz selection alongside a broad general stock of vinyl, CDs and DVDs, books and newspapers.
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- Beats & Beans
Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus restaurant and record shop in a restored wood-panelled dining room, pairing Viennese food with a 2,000-3,000-strong secondhand jazz, soul, funk and hip-hop collection for browsing and buying.
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- Black Monk
Neubau shop buying, selling and trading used and new vinyl, CDs and music magazines across jazz, soul/funk, blues, reggae, krautrock, punk/new wave and Austropop.
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- DaCapo Klassik & Jazz
Innere Stadt classical and jazz specialist with over 15,000 items in stock across CD, vinyl and box sets, including rare and out-of-print recordings sourced on customer request.
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- das LOKal
Quiet Neubau coffee-and-books nook off the tourist trail that also sells secondhand vinyl; reviewers describe a music-curator staffer helping pick out classical and pop LPs.
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- DAS MARKET
Corner shop at Westbahnstraße/Zieglergasse in Neubau run by DJ and scene veteran Fritz Plöckinger, a niche collection focused on disco, electro, house and techno.
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- Dynamic Recordstore
Gumpendorf specialist for demanding electronic and dance vinyl since 1997, off Mariahilfer Straße, also stocking clothing and sneaker accessories.
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- Griller Records
Small Mariahilf record shop with an interesting secondhand vinyl stock; note that records aren't pre-priced -- the owner checks Discogs pricing with the customer at checkout.
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- Ibis Sammlerstube
Alsergrund collector's shop in the 9th district specialising in shellac 78rpm discs, alongside other antiques and collectibles.
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- K&K Vintage + Sound
Margareten vintage HiFi and vinyl dealer selling, servicing and repairing turntables and amplifiers alongside a Schallplatten selection; visits by appointment only.
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- Lenny's Music Store
Liesing warehouse-scale shop (200m2) with 50,000+ LPs and 10,000+ CDs plus 8,000+ seven-inch singles, mixing new releases with secondhand bargains and rarities.
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- Lindi's Schallplattenladen
Old-school Neubau secondhand record shop with a warm neighbourhood feel and a broad, well-loved crate-digging selection.
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- Moses Records
120sqm Neubau warehouse of new and used vinyl and CDs spanning pop, rock, krautrock, jazz, black music, punk and metal; the owner also runs a vinyl/CD fair four times a year.
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- Musikversorgung Steiner
Neubau punk, hardcore and underground specialist, self-described as filling a long-missing gap in Vienna's vinyl scene; also houses the Contergan punk record label, active since 2011.
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- Needle Vinyl Bar
Mariahilf cocktail bar built around vinyl-only listening -- bartenders freestyle drinks while curated records play all night in a room shaped for sound; the neighborhood-driven second location after the original 1010 branch.
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- Obolo
Leopoldstadt concept space in the Stuwerviertel run by 45rpm label Little Beat More, open as a record shop Tuesday-Friday with a monthly first-Saturday listening event, OboloMusic.
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- On & On Vinyl und Wohnen
Alsergrund secondhand vinyl and CD shop paired with vintage small furniture, lamps and curiosities, run by Petra Lehner and Heiko Ballweber.
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- Rave Up Records
Mariahilf vinyl and CD shop with a strong focus on Vienna's post-punk scene and Record Store Day exclusives, plus secondhand buybacks and a relaxed in-store listening area.
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- Record Shack
Margareten shop beloved for deep stacks of US-import 7-inch singles; owner Jörg DJs and shares mixes, and happily walks newcomers through turntable basics before they buy.
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- Recordbag Music & Fashion
Margareten shop mixing new indie vinyl, CDs and merch since 2004, known for house and club-culture crate-digging and staff who track down rare Record Store Day titles.
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- Richard Winter GRAMOLA
Century-old classical music specialist on the Graben in the heart of the Innere Stadt, with an enormous selection of classical LPs, CDs and box sets and expert in-store consultation.
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- Rock Shop
Leopoldstadt shop devoted to 50s-70s rock and roll and oldies on vinyl, CD and DVD, with a friendly owner reviewers praise for affordable prices and knowledgeable recommendations.
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- Schallplatten- u. Cassettencenter Brigitte Komarek
Favoriten institution opened in 1959 by Brigitte Komarek, a magnet for Vienna DJs in the 1960s-70s for always having the newest singles and LPs; still trading factory-new vinyl and cassettes today.
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- Schallter Audio & Records
Neubau record shop (corner of Bandgasse) stocking new and secondhand vinyl across genres alongside turntables, spare parts and HiFi gear, with basement in-store gigs and signing sessions.
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- Seven Star Records
Spittelberg vinyl shop in a Biedermeier building near the MuseumsQuartier, specializing in pre-owned and vintage vinyl plus hard-to-find CDs; buys and sells.
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- Shh Listening Bar
Vienna's first listening bar (opened June 2025) in Wieden -- a Japanese jazz-kissa-style room built around a custom sound system and wall of records, run by Jörg Markowitsch and Stefan Skorepa.
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- Siluh Records
Brigittenau record shop and store-front for the Siluh Records label (est. 2005), selling new and secondhand vinyl, tapes, books and shirts across genres; closes for a regular summer break.
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- SingSing Records
Neubau crate-digging destination with a huge secondhand vinyl collection especially strong on 60s and rock 7-inches, plus jazz, punk, reggae and international pressings.
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- Sissysound Record Store
Wieden record store stocking new and choice secondhand vinyl, CDs, books and magazines under an 'outer edges of pop' curation; LGBTQ+ friendly with a devoted following for niche, obscure finds.
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- Substance Recordstore
Neubau shop specializing in new and used indie, electronic, hip-hop and alt-rock vinyl, individually sleeved and carefully sorted; consistently rated one of Vienna's best crate-digging spots.
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- Totem Records
Neubau CD and record shop on Zollergasse with a focus on metal, goth and industrial alongside general new stock; a recurring peer reference across Vienna's other record shop listings.
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- vintage vinyl vienna
Fixed vinyl stall (No. 62) inside Meidling's historic covered market hall, a steady source of secondhand records across genres and eras plus a small selection of music memorabilia.
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- Vinyl (Major Babies)
MuseumsQuartier-adjacent shop run by label/promoter Major Babies, stocked deep with new and secondhand vinyl, CDs and cassettes, plus in-store release events and signings.
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- Wiener LP Café
Rochusmarkt-area cafe and vinyl shop where a curated new and secondhand record selection is browsed over coffee from Kaffeefabrik or craft beer from Alefried.
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- Wienyl
Penzing's self-styled 'westernmost record store,' an LGBTQ+-friendly vinyl shop spanning reggae, classical, rock, pop and punk, run by owner Nik with fair pricing on buys and sells.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Vienna, Austria?
Vienna, Austria has 39 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.
Has a record store in Vienna closed recently?
Yes — Buddy Records (An- und Verkauf Schallplatten und CD's), Deep Soul Records, Scout Records, Tongues closed recently. Their pages stay up with a list of nearby open shops.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Vienna?
Yes — 6 of Vienna's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: Apartment Acht, Beats & Beans, das LOKal, Needle Vinyl Bar, Shh Listening Bar, Wiener LP Café.