Pharmacies in Vienna

Find regular pharmacies across Vienna with official Stadt Wien location data, phone numbers, map pins and directions. Austrian pharmacies are marked with a red A sign and typically close evenings and Sundays; for night, Sunday and holiday duty, a separate rotating Bereitschaftsdienst covers the city. This page lists standard pharmacy locations only — call 1450 or check official Apothekennotdienst sources for tonight's on-duty pharmacy. Bring prescriptions and ID when visiting. This page lists 345 pharmacies across Vienna. 1 of them are open 24/7. The most pharmacies are in Favoriten: 30.

  • Call ahead for product availability
  • For night duty schedules call 1450
  • Many pharmacies close outside normal shop hours

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How pharmacies work in Vienna

Pharmacies in Austria are marked with a red A sign. Outside normal opening hours, Vienna uses an official pharmacy duty schedule for night, Sunday, and holiday service.

Pharmacy source

Regular pharmacy listings use the official City of Vienna pharmacy location dataset where available. Night and Sunday duty is a separate rotating schedule.

Frequently asked questions

What number should I call for pharmacy advice in Austria?

Call 1450 for health advice and the pharmacy duty service (Apothekennotdienst). In an emergency call 144 or 112.

Do I need a prescription for every medicine in Vienna?

Many common medicines are available over the counter at pharmacies, but antibiotics and many stronger drugs require a prescription from a doctor.

Can tourists use regular pharmacies in Vienna?

Yes. Bring your passport or ID, any prescriptions, and payment. Pharmacists can often advise on equivalents for medicines from home.

Are pharmacy opening hours on this page live?

Hours come from official and community sources where available and may be outdated. Call the pharmacy before visiting, especially on Sundays and holidays.

How is data verified?

We combine OpenStreetMap, official sources, and community reports. Each listing shows a confidence badge and last verified date.

Data may be outdated. Always verify critical services.