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Vienna City Hall: Austrian Folklore Dinner & Show
Travel around the country with an authentic Austrian show and dinner
Duration:
2h 30mins
Wheelchair accessible
Duration:
2h 30mins
Wheelchair accessible
Provider: Dinner & Show Veranstaltungs GmbH
Registered address: Auenbruggergasse 2/16, 1030, Vienna, AT
Contact details
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3-course dinner
3 entertaining show scenes in between the courses
Live Viennese music
Drinks
Set in the basement of the famous Vienna City Hall, a veritable Viennese feast is waiting to be served. Along with your three-course meal, there are three different musical scenes and performances to enjoy.
Each performance comes with a costume change, so once your plate is cleared, get ready to watch singers and dancers take you on a voyage that covers mountain melodies to the refined waltz of the Blue Danube.
Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance.
The Menu:
- Variation of typical Viennese appetizers
- Beef roulade filled with vegetables served with au gratin potatoes
- Fluffy buttermilk soufflé straight from the pan served together with stewed plums
Getting there:
- By car: parking “Rathauspark” (entrance Dr. Karl Lueger Ring)
- By bus: bus-parking “Rathauspark” / in front of Rathauskeller
- By public transport: subway U2 or street cars # 1, 2 or D
- Cancellation is possible until 72 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit.
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