What’s on in Vienna

Explore Austria's turbulent history since 1918 in the updated exhibition 'New Ages: Austria since 1918' at hdgö.

The Belvedere Collection explores how artists respond to their times, showcasing works from Cranach to Lassnig.

Topgolf Vienna offers a unique blend of gaming and dining in a high-tech venue just outside the city.

The Leopold Museum features a permanent exhibition on Viennese Modernism and the Wiener Werkstätte.

The Wien Museum's permanent exhibition 'Vienna. My History' offers a captivating journey through the city's past.

A young girl from the countryside wins the heart of the most sought-after bachelor in the 19th century.

The Architekturzentrum Wien's Permanent Collection showcases Austria's most significant architectural works.

House of Strauss is a new museum dedicated to Johann Strauss (son), the King of Waltz.

Explore high-speed vehicles of the Habsburgs at the Imperial Carriage Museum.

The permanent exhibition 'Klimt Lost' showcases Klimt's life and work from 1911-1918 in his studio.

The Klimt ⇄ Warhol exhibition features works chosen by visitors to the Heidi Horten Collection.

Experience an immersive light show with original music at the historic Votive Church in Vienna.

Explore stories from Arnold Schönberg's homes in Vienna, Berlin, Mödling, Boston, and Los Angeles.

Experience Viennese cuisine at Hotel Jaz in the City, blending urban lifestyle, local culture, and modern design.

Explore the political undertones of the Eurovision Song Contest at the museum.

Explore the Baroque garden at Schloss Hof Estate, showcasing perfection and splendor as a complete work of art.

Learn about the United Nations and its efforts for Sustainable Development Goals at the Vienna International Centre.

Ensemble 1756 performs Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" using historical instruments at St. Charles Church.

Discover Venice, London, and Vienna through the works of Canaletto and Bellotto, renowned city painters.

Experience breathtaking views on the Rax cable car, which takes visitors to the Rax plateau in the Viennese Alps, just under 100 km from Vienna.

The Seligmann fragments, believed to be Beethoven's skull parts, are displayed alongside information about his physicians.

The exhibition in the Austrian National Library explores the universal influence of love across cultures.

The Vienna Mozart Orchestra performs at the Musikverein, featuring singers in historical costumes for a unique experience.

Chamber music concerts at Mozarthaus Vienna, focusing on the works of Mozart and his contemporaries.

This exhibition showcases Austrian furniture design from 1948 to 1960, highlighting post-war reconstruction and state occasions.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening of music, fine dining, and entertainment at the Strauss Dinner Show.

Visit the Hofburg Chapel, the former court chapel of the Habsburgs, home to the Wiener Hofmusikkapelle.

Explore 75 years of the Vienna Festival through posters in collaboration with MAK and the Vienna City Library.

Savor culinary delights at Hotel Stefanie, Vienna's oldest hotel, and dine like royalty.

Experience summer along the Danube Canal at summerstage, Vienna's classic outdoor venue.

Join after-work gatherings at Albertina’s Bastei for summer drinks and stunning views of Vienna.

Kunsthalle Wien presents a comprehensive survey of the contemporary Viennese art scene, its largest in over a decade.

The Mozart Ensemble Vienna performs classical divertimenti, serenades, and string quartets.

Experience live classical music at the historic House of Strauss, dating back to 1837.

Discover the story behind the Peschka Collection, linking two artistic families and revealing insights into Egon Schiele.

Christoph Schlingensief was a radical artist who blurred the lines between art, theater, film, and politics.

Pension Schöller

Enjoy cultural events in the beautiful private garden of Palais Schwarzenberg, open in 2026.

Dirk Stermann

Enjoy world-famous Mozart melodies and Strauss waltzes performed by the Vienna Hofburg Orchestra and dancers.

Only in German!

PALAIS FREILUFT features art, daytime parties, and street food, capturing the essence of summer in Vienna.

PALAIS FREILUFT combines a public art garden with street food and a changing cultural program from June 3 to September 5. The garden at Palais Auersperg is open Tuesday to Sunday; entry is free.

The Magic Flute, a renowned opera by Mozart, is performed in German at the Marionette Theater.

VOLXkino presents over 40 free open-air film nights in Vienna's parks, courtyards and public squares throughout the summer. Locations and start times vary by date; screenings usually begin at 9 pm in June and July, with earlier starts later in the summer.

Wiener Neustadt Cultural Summer features concerts, literature, theatre, and city tours across various venues from July to September.

The Ottakringer Beer Festival opens from July 2 to September 4, every Tuesday to Saturday in the brewery courtyard. Enjoy over 20 types of beer, live music, pub quizzes, table tennis, and changing pop-ups.

The Film Festival at Rathausplatz features daily music films on a large screen alongside a wide range of culinary offerings. The venue is open from July 4 to September 6 starting at 11 AM, and entry to the film screenings is free.

Until early September, the plaza at francis becomes a freely accessible summer venue with a lounge, bar and design market. Thursdays feature after-work DJ sets, Fridays bring open-air cinema, and Saturdays offer salsa and bachata.

MQ Tunes is a free open-air concert series featuring emerging Austrian and international acts in the MuseumsQuartier main courtyard. Concerts start at 7:30 pm on Wednesdays in August and September, with an additional date on August 14.

Young people aged 10 to 14 create avatars, collective creatures and animated worlds in two three-day workshop blocks. Each block ends with a presentation at FOTO ARSENAL WIEN.

Three artists and a musician navigate their new neighborhood, creating chaos on Freyung.

Komm zum Währinger Sommerfest für die ganze Familie am 4. September von 14 bis 18 Uhr im Währinger Park.

A philosophical walk through Vienna's city center, inspired by the teachings of Marcus Aurelius.

A street festival on Wollzeile on September 5, 2026.

Zeitgenössischer Zirkus trifft auf die barocke Klangpracht der Kantate "Geist und Seele wird verwirret" von Johann Sebastian Bach.

Sant Khem Singh reveals the deep secret of existence, making it accessible to all.

Two friendship researchers engage with the public about friendship through conversation and song.

The Frischluft association collects stories about friendship in Vienna's parks to promote community.

Local businesses showcase their offerings, activities, music, and food outdoors for a vibrant community atmosphere.

M.A.P Kaffee & Konzert offers a relaxed networking event for artists and coffee lovers, featuring a live concert.

On September 12, the Vienna Red Cross and Fusion Events host the second Summer Fever event in the Arkadenhof of the Vienna City Hall.

Grätzel-Jazz features a live concert and NextGen jam session at Maria-Theresien-Platz, showcasing urban jazz.

A darkly humorous a-cappella operetta makes its Vienna debut at the MAK, providing a unique setting for a quirky family tale.

DerBlödeDritteMittwoch showcases contemporary avant-garde positions in an informal setting for a broad audience.

A city walk exploring the history of Viennese pop music and the origins of Austropop.

Klaus S. Davidovwicz, Georg Markus, and Ariel Muzicant present 'Für eine bessere Welt' at the Stadttempel Wien.

Gabriel Romberger präsentiert sein neuestes Klavieralbum "Imeon". Lassen Sie sich entführen in eine romantische Klangwelt bei Kerzenschein und Musik, die Film-, Pop- und Minimalmusic vereint.

Wir laden insbesondere junge Erwachsene zu diesem Workshop ein, der sich mit der Frage beschäftigt: "Welche Veränderung möchte ich? Wie können wir sie gemeinsam gestalten?"

A children's flea market at the Arkadenhof of the Archiepiscopal Palace, featuring plenty to browse and free face painting.