The holiday season is approaching, and the year will soon draw to a close. What better time to enjoy the seasonal ambience of the WUndermarkt, WU’s first winter market?

What?    WUndermarkt
When?    December 12–13, 2023
                From 2:00pm to 7:00pm
Where?    Next to the Learning Center building

The WUndermarkt is the place to go to enjoy a cheerful winter atmosphere after a day at work, have a chat and indulge yourself with culinary treats provided by local caterers. And if you’re still looking for Christmas presents, the WUndermarkt also has you covered: At several stalls, members of the WU community showcase their creative talents and offer handicrafts and other high-quality products for sale.

We hope to see many of you at the WUndermarkt!

More details: WUndermarkt

A good part of our goods (tea towels, tote bags, moth satchets, notebooks, laser engraved pencils, wooden pins) are now available at The Viennese Guy, a concept store featuring different designers and artists + also serving coffee & cakes.
Opening hours Mo-Fr 13:00 - 19:00

Grand Opening
Fr. 7. Juni 2019, 13:00 - 22:00 Uhr
Wiedner Hauptstraße 113, 1050 Wien

Our collection of small notebooks is growing strong. With the latest additions we now have 18 designs to choose from. Here are 3 new designs for our popular "sophisticats" series.
Check out all designs here!

Our small notebooks (48 pages) are now also available with staple binding. See all designs here.

We updated our notebooks once again. To prevent worn out looking corners after heavy use, we decided to round them off. We already had a corner puncher, but since it is only capable of punching one sheet at a time it would take us forever to finish just one book with 30 sheets ... So welcome the latest addition to our ever growing machine park: "The Warrior", capable of punching a stack of paper of 10mm.

Here is a glimpse at our working process:

We made some notebooks for the digital storytelling event "wiener geschichten", which took place over a four-week period, featuring stories from every district. They were given to the participants as little thank-you gifts. You can check out the stories here: http://www.wienergeschichten.at