Illuminated exhibition showcase for rent in high-traffic Vienna city centre passage

Make use of one of the most extraordinary presentation spaces in downtown Vienna! In the historic Schmeckender-Wurm-Hof (built in its core from the 14th century, baroquified in the 17th/18th century) we rent a compact shop window display case of approx. 7,65 m². The display case is located directly in the heavily frequented pedestrian passage that connects Wollzeile 5 with Lugeck 5.

The unique piece: Baroque substance & modern lighting
This space combines historic monument protection with modern functionality. While the building and the original shop window installations exude the distinctive, authentic charm of the 17th and 18th centuries, the display case is equipped for modern use:

• Integrated lighting: Showcases your exhibits perfectly day and night.
• Existing power connection: Ideal for digital displays, charging stations or movable presentation elements.
• Note: The passage and the display case are not heated, which preserves the historical original condition and gives the space a very special, museum-like atmosphere.

The location – Viennese legend meets world-famous tourism
The name of the house goes back to the famous Viennese legend of the “Schmeckenden (riechenden) Wurm” – a lindworm-like legendary creature that is said to have once dwelt in the deep cellars. Today the house is an absolute footfall generator:

• Directly beside worldwide fame: The world-famous Figlmüller – Restaurant Wollzeile sits wall to wall in the passage and generates daily international visitor flows.
• Purchasing-power audience: Besides tourists, the passage is the daily shortcut for residents and working Viennese in the upscale 1. Bezirk.
• Weather-protected: The display case in the passage is protected year-round from wind, rain and snow. Pedestrians linger here significantly longer than on the open street.

Possible uses
Due to the museum-like, historic flair, this display case is excellently suited for:

• High-quality jewelry, watches and fine craftsmanship.
• Exclusive fashion and design exhibitions.
• As a physical “brand space” for online shops (combination of elegant product display and QR code).