Vienna 48er-Tandler Invites to Big Birthday Shopping

In 2015, the 48er-Tandler in Vienna-Margareten opened its doors for the first time and has been very popular with the Viennese ever since. Every month, around 100 tons of well-preserved used goods find their way into the shop and get a second life through resale.

In 2022, a second location was opened in Donaustadt. Through the 48er-Tandler, around 3,000 tons of waste have been avoided and around 16,000 tons of CO2 have been saved to date.

Vienna's 48er-Tandler Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Action Day

The action day on August 21 at the 48er-Tandler Margareten will make secondhand shopping hearts beat faster: For the little ones, the Müllkasperl will visit at 10 AM and 2 PM, from 5 PM to 7 PM Valle o Valle offers fashion advice from a professional with "Styling with Secondhand Fashion," and from 6 PM to 9 PM you can indulge in late-night shopping accompanied by cool DJ music from Alex List.

Both in Margareten and at the 48er-Tandler in Donaustadt, there is a 10% discount on textiles, dishes, and media all day long.

Used Goods Market with a Wide Range of Secondhand Treasures

The 48er-Tandler offers exclusive unique pieces with history. The colorful assortment comes from donations at the Vienna waste collection sites, where intact items are collected separately in the 48er-Tandler box. In addition, there are unclaimed items from the Central Lost and Found Service and no longer needed items from other sources within the city of Vienna.

For Climate Councilor Jürgen Czernohorszky, the 48er-Tandler has been a prime example of lived waste prevention for 10 years, and it also has a role model character: "Vienna is proud of the 48er-Tandler, from which many other major cities have gladly taken inspiration. It is not only good for the environment and good for the wallet, but also supports many charitable organizations such as the TierQuarTier."

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