Twenty Viennese markets extend their opening hours with a citywide programme of live music, children's activities, dance, workshops and food. New participants include the organic market at Freyung and the market hall at Naschmarkt, with a different programme at each location.
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Canaletto & Bellotto
Museum ticket EUR 22 online or EUR 24 at the desk; reduced EUR 19 online/EUR 20 at the desk; free under 19; time slot requiredTicket/reservationIndoor
What to expect
The Kunsthistorisches Museum presents the city views of Canaletto and his nephew Bernardo Bellotto together for the first time in the German-speaking world. Paintings of Venice, London and Vienna reveal how optical precision, atmosphere and painterly staging shaped images of European cities.
Techno Cafe - Summer Season 2026 at Volksgarten Pavillon
Students €10 at the box office with valid ID, otherwise admission varies by nightTicketOutdoor
What to expect
Since 1996 Vienna has met at the Volksgarten Pavillon on Tuesdays: electronic music, a garden bar, BBQ and changing DJ line-ups. The 30th anniversary season runs every Tuesday from 28 April to 8 September 2026, from 6 pm into the night.
Living and Working in Vienna: Contemporary Art from Vienna
EUR 14 regular, EUR 11 reducedTicketIndoor
What to expect
Kunsthalle Wien brings together current positions of contemporary art from Vienna across various media. The exhibition at MuseumsQuartier runs from May to October, showcasing how artists today produce and respond to the city.