Venues

Theater Forum Schwechat

Schwechat

Located in the heart of Schwechat, on Ehrenbrunngasse, the Theater Forum Schwechat has been a firm fixture in Lower Austria's cultural scene for decades. The State of Lower Austria describes the venue as a cornerstone of the local theatre landscape, and indeed, the programme ranges from in-house productions and comedies to guest performances, cabaret, satire, and music, complemented by children's and youth theatre. The hall, with its wood-panelled walls and red rows of seats, accommodates around 140 guests and creates an intimacy between stage and audience that particularly benefits cabaret and chamber plays. Since 2002, the venue has hosted the Schwechat Satire Festival every year, providing a stage for programmes such as Michael Bauer's "10 Meter Turm" or the LästerLieder. The bistro opens one hour before the performance begins, where you can gather for a drink before the show, during the interval, and afterwards. Access is barrier-free, and wheelchair spaces are available.

Energie-Praxis Lotte Koch

Enzersdorf/Fischa

At Energie-Praxis Lotte Koch in Enzersdorf an der Fischa, literature becomes an intimate gathering. Under the title "Literature in the Living Room", private spaces open up for readings where the audience and presenters are very close to each other. Instead of a stage and hall, a living room atmosphere and manageable groups characterise these evenings. Those seeking a personal approach to texts and authors, and who appreciate conversation after the reading, will find a quiet, unhurried setting away from large event venues. Places are naturally limited for this format. The house is located in the Reisenbachsiedlung in Enzersdorf an der Fischa, a municipality in the Bruck an der Leitha district south-east of Vienna.

Fischerkirche Haslau/Donau

Haslau an der Donau

In Kirchengasse, Haslau an der Donau, a district of the municipality of Haslau-Maria Ellend, stands the filial church of the Holy Family, known locally as the Fischerkirche (Fisherman's Church). The building was constructed in 1960 according to plans by architect Robert Kramreiter and was consecrated to the Holy Family. Today, the post-war building is a protected monument. Especially during Advent, the Fischerkirche becomes a concert venue. The choir “pro musica” invites you to its Advent concert here, and the Haslau-Maria Ellend brass band also performs its Advent concert in the church. In addition, there are Advent singing events where choral music, brass sounds, and pre-Christmas songs fill the church space. Thus, the Fischerkirche is a place where the community and its music associations meet during the quiet time of the year.

Flughafen Wien

Wien-Flughafen

The Vienna Airport Conference & Innovation Center is located in Office Park 4, in the heart of Vienna Airport's AirportCity. The event centre is situated in an office building, which the airport describes as Austria's most sustainable, and offers over 2,600 square metres of event space with natural light and access to a large terrace. The centrepiece is the Runway conference room on the ground floor: when fully extended, it can accommodate up to 850 people, with two large LED walls and a sound system providing state-of-the-art technology. For concerts, the room transforms into a concert hall. For example, in 2024, the Camerata Carnuntum orchestra celebrated its tenth anniversary here with Beethoven's Ninth, placing musicians and choir right in the audience. Getting there is straightforward: the airport is quickly reached by S-Bahn, ÖBB or City Airport Train, and drivers can park in multi-storey car park 3 and access the building directly via a covered pedestrian bridge.

Gasthof Hoffmann

Deutsch Haslau

In Deutsch-Haslau, in the Carnuntum region between Lake Neusiedl and the Danube wetlands, the Hoffmann family has been running their inn for three generations. They serve down-to-earth regional dishes made from fresh ingredients, often sourced locally; the establishment is a quality partner of Edition Carnuntum. In addition to the dining rooms, there is a sunny terrace with a garden and a seminar room, and guests can also stay overnight. This makes the inn a meeting point for locals and day-trippers alike, whether for lunch, dinner or social gatherings. The establishment also shows its sociable side culturally: events such as a summer evening bring music and encounters to the village, and during the pre-Christmas period, Hoffmann's Christmas market invites visitors to linger, where Krampus figures also make an appearance.

Hauptplatz

Bruck an der Leitha

The spacious Hauptplatz is the centre of Bruck's old town, whose regular layout dates back to the planned expansion of the city around 1200. The 53-metre-high old town tower, which now serves as the church tower of the baroque Holy Trinity parish church, rises above the square. In front of it stands the Marian column, and the town hall with its Renaissance arcades in the inner courtyard also has its address here. Every Saturday morning, the Bruck weekly market brings regional delicacies to the square with around 20 stalls. On special occasions, the Hauptplatz becomes an open-air stage, for example at the Musi Heurigen of the Bruck brass band or at Kultur in Höfen. Between the church, town houses and town hall, that relaxed atmosphere is created in which music, encounters and a glass of wine come together in the heart of the city.

Haus Hofmannsthal

Wien

Located in Vienna's third district, in the immediate vicinity of Hugo von Hofmannsthal's birthplace in Salesianergasse, Haus Hofmannsthal has established itself as a vibrant cultural venue for literature and music since 2002. Operated by the Association of Friends of Hugo von Hofmannsthal, it is dedicated to the motto "Hofmannsthal and Music" and the poet's collaboration with the composers of his time. In an old building, with records dating back to 1872, you'll find the event hall for 76 people, complete with a stage podium and a Steinway/Boston grand piano. An acoustics expert was consulted during the planning, making the hall particularly suitable for small chamber music ensembles. The programme features lieder recitals, readings, exhibitions, and piano cabaret such as "Wer's glaubt, wird seeliger" (He who believes will be blessed). In the same building, the Salon Hofmannsthal displays personal memorabilia of the poet, including the original secretary designed by Oskar Strnad from his city apartment in Stallburggasse.

Kulturankerzentrum F23

Wien

The Kulturankerzentrum F23 has found a new home in the Atzgersdorf district of Liesing, behind the former coffin factory. The experimental cultural initiative F23.wir.fabriken has moved into the ground floor of a nine-storey new building in Gastgebgasse and sees itself as an open space for culture, encounters, and new ideas. At its heart is the saal.eins event hall, which can accommodate up to 120 people and offers many possibilities, from theatre and concerts to dance and performances. The programme ranges from youth theatre to pop, classical, and contemporary music, as well as workshops; productions such as “Es wird eng in der Weite” find their stage here. The guiding principle of the venue is to make art and culture accessible to everyone, with a consistent focus on social participation. F23 is easily accessible by bus lines 62A and 64A, with the Atzgersdorf, Bildungscampus stop just a few minutes' walk away.

Kulturhalle Reisenberg

Reisenberg

The Kulturhalle is the event venue of the market town of Reisenberg. The red-gabled building with the lettering above the entrance is located on a paved forecourt on Reaktorstraße and is operated by the municipality. Inside, a spacious hall with a wooden ceiling and stage offers space for theatre, celebrations, and exhibitions. There is also a bar, a separate bar, and a dedicated VIP area, which allows for smaller gatherings. Weddings are also celebrated here. Culturally, the hall is also a venue for theatre: comedies such as “Die Artusritter oder die blaue Maus” (The Knights of Arthur or the Blue Mouse) and “Der Liebesbrief” (The Love Letter) bring stage entertainment directly to the town, without the need for a long journey into the city.

Kulturwerkstätte Hof am Leithaberge

Hof am Leithaberge

The Kulturwerkstätte in Wasenbruckerstraße is the event house of the market town of Hof am Leithaberge. The simple, bright hall building with large window bands is located on a quiet street corner and also serves as the home of the local music association. The house is versatilely divided: a large hall, which is also used for sports, a small ballroom and a central room with a bar, cloakroom and kitchen area can be used individually or together. This means that concerts, festivals, club evenings and exhibitions can be held here, as well as the productions of the Hof Theatre Forum. Musically, the music association shapes the programme, for example with its spring concert, complemented by evenings such as "HOF in Concert" or performances by the Leithatonix. The Kulturwerkstätte is thus a meeting point where the cultural life of the town is concentrated.

Kulturzentrum Eisenstadt

Eisenstadt

In the heart of the provincial capital, the Kultur Kongress Zentrum Eisenstadt combines historical old buildings with a modern extension. Since its general renovation and reopening in 2012, a silver-coloured, perforated metal façade designed by Pichler & Traupmann Architekten has shaped the appearance of the building in the centre of Haydn's city. Six combinable rooms are available across approximately 1,700 m² of event space: the large hall with a balcony offers space for up to 767 guests, and the small hall for up to 237. Additionally, there is a ballroom, foyer, seminar rooms, and a roof terrace. Throughout the year, the venue hosts theatre, cabaret, and music, from musicals like “JUDAS” to dance shows like MOONWALK, as well as concerts and children's theatre. Modern sound, lighting, and media technology, a bar, and a catering area provide the perfect setting. The bus station and train station are within walking distance, and Vienna is approximately 50 kilometres away.

Lourdesgrotte Maria Ellend

Maria Ellend

A small pilgrimage site, built in 1910 and now a listed building, is located on Bahnhofplatz in Maria Ellend. Inside the park-like grounds, you will find Stations of the Cross, Rosary paths, other small sacred buildings and the Lourdes Grotto, after which the square is named. The complex is in the tradition of the pilgrimage site of Maria Ellend, whose current pilgrimage church was built in 1770/72. The site is culturally enlivened primarily in the open air. The Haslau-Maria Ellend brass band invites you to the Brass Band Advent, where woodwind and brass ensembles play pre-Christmas pieces and food and drinks are provided. Spring concerts, Advent singing and musical accompaniments such as the Resurrection Mass at the Easter bonfire also take place at the grotto. Amongst the trees, paths and gardens, a quiet, natural setting for music throughout the year is created.

Seidl-Keller, Bruck/Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

In Fischamender Straße in Bruck an der Leitha, the Seidl family runs a winery and 'Buschenschank' (a traditional wine tavern). The heart of the establishment consists of two centuries-old, stone-vaulted cellar rooms, complemented by a large press room with a wine bar and buffet, a naturalistic winter garden, a barn for celebrations, and a shady garden with old trees. The wines come from vineyards in all three hilly landscapes of the Carnuntum wine region. Several times a year, the cellar transforms into a jazz venue: the Freiraum association invites international musicians who explicitly praise the acoustics of the cellar. The programme has featured acts such as Suonno D'ajere or the Bernhard Wiesinger Quintet, playing jazz as well as world music. A concert evening includes a glass of wine and a small bite from the 'Schmankerl' (delicacy) menu, served under the vault, where music and 'Heurigen' (wine tavern) culture naturally come together.

Taro American Bar, Bruck/Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

In Wiener Gasse, just a few steps from Wiener Turm, Taro American Bar has made its home in a historic building in Bruck city centre. International bar culture is cultivated here: classic cocktails and house creations, carefully mixed from high-quality ingredients, plus a wide selection of spirits, long drinks and non-alcoholic alternatives. You can also look over the bartender's shoulder in workshops. The cosy, atmospheric bar is also a lively venue for live music and themed evenings. Bands like Straussfactor or Stones pure are on the programme, as are jam sessions and the sociable after-work singing, where the audience themselves become the voice. On mild evenings, the guest garden in front of the building invites you to linger. The bar is open from Wednesday to Sunday evenings.

Wienerturm Bruck an der Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

The Wiener Turm is a piece of living city history. As the gate tower of the former Wienertor, it was part of the medieval fortifications, whose walls still largely enclose the regularly laid-out city centre of Bruck an der Leitha. The gate itself was demolished in 1885, but the massive tower remained. Today, it houses the Wiener Turm City Gallery. The city council makes the rooms available to artists on a weekly basis, giving them a platform to present their work to a wider public. Changing exhibitions, for example featuring works by Silvia Bangratz, characterise the programme, along with smaller formats such as “Kleine Männer” (Little Men). Between the thick walls, a concentrated, intimate atmosphere is created, where art and historic masonry engage in dialogue. The tower is located on Wiener Gasse, on the edge of the old town.

AirportCity Event Center, Schwechat

Schwechat

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Akademietheater Wien

Wien

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Arkadenhof at Vienna City Hall

Wien

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Arsenal

Wien

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Bar Treffpunkt Rumpelkammer Bruck/Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

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Bauhof Bruckneudorf

Bruckneudorf

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BAZ – Brucker Aktiv Zentrum

Bruck an der Leitha

Centrally located on the Leitha belt, right next to the Post Centre, is the Brucker Aktiv Zentrum, or BAZ for short. In everyday life, it is a place for seminars, activity courses, and consultations, where people come together to learn new things and exchange ideas. The event room is around 30 square metres, creating a manageable, personal setting. The operator has been involved with culture for many years and regularly presents their own events with readings and music, such as a Christmas reading with musical accompaniment. It is precisely these small formats that thrive on the closeness between the audience and the presenters. The BAZ is also available for your own events. Seating is provided, and a projector, flip charts, and a tea kitchen can be booked additionally. Parking is available in the immediate vicinity.

Bestattung Himmelblau Klosterneuburg

Klosterneuburg

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Bruck Parish Church

Bruck an der Leitha

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Bruckmühlpark

Bruck an der Leitha

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Burgtheater Vienna

Wien

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Bühne Rauchenwarth

Rauchenwarth

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Cafe Korb, Vienna

Wien

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Cafe Niki

Bruck an der Leitha

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Cafe Wittnerhof, Gramatneusiedl

Gramatneusiedl

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Courtyard Hotel Altes Kloster

Hainburg an der Donau

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Ehrbar Saal, Vienna

Wien

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Erlöserkirche Hainburg

Hainburg an der Donau

The Erlöserkirche, also known as the Spitalskirche, is located on Hofmeisterstraße in Hainburg an der Donau. As a sub-parish, it belongs to the Roman Catholic parish of Hainburg an der Donau and is closely associated with the hospital and nursing home: masses are celebrated here for the residents, as well as vigil masses and regular services in Slovak. Musically, the church has its own voice. Its organ, built in 2013 by the Reinisch-Pirchner workshop, has six stops. As such, the Erlöserkirche is a regular venue for the Organ Autumn, a traditional concert series connecting churches in Bruck an der Leitha and Hainburg. Organists from Austria and neighbouring countries perform the concerts, often in conjunction with violin, oboe or vocals. Thus, on autumn afternoons, the church space transforms into a concert hall for intimate organ music.

Esterházy Palace Orangery, Eisenstadt

Eisenstadt

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Felmayerscheune Schwechat

Schwechat

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Feuerwehr Wagner - Buschenschank am Nussberg

Wien

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FSR-Wiese Rauchenwarth

Rauchenwarth

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Funkhaus

Wien

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Gasthaus Greil, Leitzersdorf

Leitzersdorf

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Gemeindepark Bad Deutsch Altenburg

Bad Deutsch-Altenburg

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Gemeindesaal Götzendorf

Götzendorf an der Leitha

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Grätzlmixer

Wien

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Gärtnerhaus Eisenstadt

Eisnestadt

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Hallmann Dome

Wien

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Haydn Geburtshaus Rohrau

Rohrau

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Haydn Halle Gerhaus

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Haydnbibliothek Hainburg

Hainburg an der Donau

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Heuriger Raser-Bayer, Höflein

Höflein

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Hollern Beach Volleyball Court

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Höflein Parish Church

Höflein

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IWM Library

Wien

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Jugendstiltheater

Wien

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Jugendstiltheater Klagenfurt

Klagenfurt

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Jugendzentrum Bruck/Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

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Kapelle Marienheim Bruck an der Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

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Karlwirt Winden

Winden am See

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Kasino am Schwarzenbergplatz

Wien

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Klarisky Concert Hall

811 03 Bratislava

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Kloster St.Anna, Mannersdorf

Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge

The former Carmelite monastery of St. Anna is located in the middle of the Wüste Mannersdorf Nature Park on the Leitha Mountains. From 1644 to 1783, the area was reserved for the Discalced Carmelites; after its dissolution, the monastery fell into disrepair, until only ruins remained in the 1980s. With many volunteers, the monastery church was first rebuilt, and since 2015, water and electricity supplies have been secured, so that the complex is now used as a nature park centre. The monastery is a destination for Sunday forest walks, a venue for wedding celebrations and, since 2023, a performance venue for the Mannersdorf Cultural Summer. Its evenings of music, theatre and cabaret take place outdoors; in case of rain, events move to the former monastery chapel right next door. Performers who have appeared here include Erika Pluhar, Gerti Drassl with the Wladigeroff Brothers, Eva Maria Marold and Wiener Blond. Between old monastery walls and the forest, every summer evening becomes a trip into nature.

Klosterplatz, Hainburg an der Donau

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kulturbühne darkig

Gänserndorf

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Kulturfabrik Hainburg Courtyard

Hainburg a.d. Donau

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Kulturhaus Maria Lanzendorf

Maria Lanzendorf

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Kulturzentrum Güssing

Güssing

At the foot of Güssing Castle Hill lies the Frank Hoffmann Kulturzentrum Güssing, which has been a fixture in the cultural life of Southern Burgenland for decades. First opened in 1977, the building was extensively renovated, expanded, and technically modernised, reopening in May 2026. Its striking architecture blends into the gentle hilly landscape of the region. The heart of the centre is the event hall with around 500 seats, complemented by a new outdoor stage with an arena that connects the indoor and outdoor spaces. The programme includes cabaret, concerts, musicals, and theatre for all ages, from the musical “JUDAS – a human” to children's theatre. The accessible building also houses the public city library, an atrium, seminar rooms, and co-working spaces. An evening of culture can be rounded off comfortably in Frank's restaurant, with views of Güssing Castle. A modern photovoltaic system represents a future-oriented energy concept.

Kunstraum Konrad, Puchberg am Schneeberg

Puchberg am Schneeberg

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Kunstwerkstatt Tulln

Tulln

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Limeshalle Höflein

Höflein

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Living Room of Sigrid and Joe Sailer

Bruck an der Leitha

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Lutheran City Church Vienna

Wien

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Martin Luther Church Hainburg

Hainburg an der Donau

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Martinsschlössl, Donnerskirchen

Donnerskirchen

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Matthäuskirche Bruck an der Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

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Minoritenkirche, Vienna

Wien

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Mumok Vienna

Wien

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Mumuk Hofstallung

Wien

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Musikheim Götzendorf

Götzendorf

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Netzl-Stadl, Göttlesbrunn

Göttlesbrunn

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Neues Volkshaus Himberg

Himberg

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Neufeldersee - Hotel & Restaurant

Neufeld an der Leitha

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Odeon Theatre

Wien

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Open Air Bühne Pellendorf

Pellendorf

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Palais Mirbach

811 01 Bratislava

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Parkstadion

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Pfarrheim Niederhollabrunn

Niederhollabrunn

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Pfarrheim Wilfleinsdorf

Wilfleinsdorf

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Pfarrsaal Mannersdorf

Mannersdorf

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Platz der Kulturen

Wien

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Platzhirsch Mannersdorf

Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge

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Prellenkirchen

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Q202 MINI-GALERIE

Mödling

Near Mödling Castle, the independent art and culture initiative Q202 has established a new form of art encounter: the Q202 Mini-Galerie. Under the title "Q202-Bildsprache" (Q202-Visual Language), a single work is the focus, shown in a deliberately small setting – three guests, one artist, one work. In a sociable conversation between the audience and the artist, the work, its creation, its viewing, and its value are discussed. The number of participants is limited, and registration is required. The Q202-Klausurgespräche (Q202 Retreat Talks), a free-thinking gathering that has existed since 2014, also take place at the same location. Q202 is led by multi-artist and designer Hans Heisz and was long active primarily in Vienna's 2nd and 20th districts, for example with the Q202-AtelierRundgang (Q202 Studio Tour) or the "Diese Straße ist Kunst" (This Street is Art) campaign on Taborstraße. In Mödling, the initiative has now found a personal, uncomplicated place for exhibitions and discussions.

Rathauspark Schwechat

Schwechat

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Rathaussaal Frauenkirchen

Frauenkirchen

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Restaurant "die Möwe" at VILA VITA Pannonia, Pamhagen

Pamhagen

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Restaurant Erbse

Bruckneudorf

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Roman Amphitheatre Petronell-Carnuntum

Petronell-Carnuntum

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Roter Hiasl, Vienna

Wien

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Schauspielhaus Wien

Wien

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Schloss Ebergassing

Ebergassing

In the east of Ebergassing stands the castle, a former moated castle, which was first mentioned in a document in 1120. Under the Princes of Liechtenstein, the complex underwent two Baroque expansion phases around 1720 and 1760. A musical trace leads to the late 18th century: Therese von Trattner, whose family owned the castle from 1788 to 1811, was one of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's first pupils. He dedicated the Sonata in C minor, KV 457, and the Fantasy in C minor, KV 475, to her. The Musik im Schloss association continues this tradition, organising the Salon Batik concert series since 2019 under the artistic direction of pianist Roland Batik. Performances take place in the Salon, the castle chapel, and the ballroom, with a programme ranging from piano recitals to chamber music and jazz. In addition, the castle, which is privately owned, is the venue for the HOME music festival and concerts such as Saitenvielfalt.

Schloss Mannersdorf

Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge

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Schloss Petronell

Petronell-Carnuntum

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Schloss Rohrau

Rohrau

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Schloss Wolfsthal

Wolfsthal

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Schwechat

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SOHO Studios Wien

Wien

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Sparkassenhaus St. Pölten

St.Pölten

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Sportplatz Petronell

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Sportplatz Stixneusiedl

Stixneusiedl

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St. Michael's Church Fischamend

Fischamend

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Stadtcafe Traiskirchen

Traiskirchen

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Stadthalle Bruck/Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

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Stadtpfarrkirche Hainburg an der Donau

Hainburg an der Donau

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Stand Up Club, Fischamend

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Summerstation

Wien

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Szene Wien

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Takeria, Neusiedl am See

Neusiedl am See

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Theatersommer Parndorf Open-Air Stage

Parndorf

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Town Hall Bruck an der Leitha, Council Chamber

Bruck an der Leitha

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Treffpunkt Rumpelkammer, Bruck/Leitha

Bruck an der Leitha

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Volkstheater Wien

Wien

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Wallfahrtskirche Maria Ellend

Maria Ellend

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Wasserturm Hainburg

Hainburg an der Donau

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Weinbau Familie Schmidt, Bruck/Leitha

Altstadt 32

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Weingut Riedmüller, Hainburg

Hainburg an der Donau

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Weinwerk Burgenland, Neusiedl/See

Neusiedl am See

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Wiener Stadthalle, Halle F

Wien

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Wilfleinsdorf

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Winzerhaus Stur, Hohenruppersdorf

Hohenruppersdorf

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WUK Projektraum

Wien

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Zum Platzhirsch

Margarethen/Moos

Located on the main square of Margarethen am Moos, the Zum Platzhirsch inn sees itself as a place for traditional home cooking and delicacies in the heart of the village. In the dining room, with its wood panelling and deer motifs on the walls, you'll find dishes such as roast beef with onions, Fiaker goulash, and seasonal specialities like goose or pumpkin. In addition to the restaurant, the establishment boasts a bright event hall with large windows and a wooden ceiling, where family and company celebrations, weddings, seminars, and lectures are held. The team can also arrange buffets, live music, or a DJ upon request. Occasionally, the inn also becomes a stage for literature and theatre, for example with the evening "What I want to tell you". Thus, good food and culture are closely intertwined on the main square.