Events in Vienna
From today until Sunday: everything still coming up in Vienna this week.
The editors' picks for this week: Weekly Radar.
From 22 October to 3 November, the Viennale brings international films and conversations to Gartenbaukino, Stadtkino, Urania, the Austrian Film Museum and METRO Kinokulturhaus. The programme and ticket sales are open. Tickets are available online, by phone and at festival box offices. For sold-out screenings, queue numbers for possible remaining tickets are issued from 30 minutes before the start.
Sonic Territories 2026 uses water as an image of change under the title “Where Water Gathers”. Listening sessions, public interventions, site-specific works and experimental formats unfold across several venues in Vienna.
Around 350 garments explore colour as an expression of status, belonging and identity. The exhibition runs until 28 March 2027. Hours are Tue, Wed and Fri 9 am–6 pm, Thu 9 am–9 pm and weekends 10 am–6 pm; on 21 October it opens at 11 am. Admission is €13, concessions €11; free for under-19s and on each month’s first Sunday. Tours and workshops have separate conditions and prices.
The Mariahilf Women’s Weeks bring workshops, talks, readings, movement and music to several venues in the sixth district from 12 to 23 October. The programme opens with an art performance and includes 19 announced sessions. Workshops are intended for women and girls; everyone is welcome at the other events. Admission is free, with material fees for two craft workshops. Registration is requested for many workshops.
until Oct 23
Austrian National Library – Neue Burg, 1010
The Austrian National Library joins Austria Reads with free tours and research training. On four evenings, Six feet under explores the library and its normally hidden book storage. Five separate sessions on 21 October cover the library, AI, women’s movements and historic news. Meet at the Centre for Information and Media Literacy in Neue Burg, reached through the middle gate at Heldenplatz. Places are limited, so free registration through the linked Eventbrite calendar is required.
Two days of dark and experimental music at Das LOT. Wednesday features OAKEN, JULINKO and S A R R A M, with a DJ set by Rosa Nebel. Thursday brings SDH, MALA HERBA’s anniversary show and ANOMALIE MAGNETIQUE, plus Karl Knall and Užas! on the decks. Edda Thürriedl leads a linocut workshop on Thursday at 16:00. The concert room opens at 19:30 on both days, with vegan catering available throughout the festival. Part of the ticket proceeds goes to Austrian Cancer Aid.
Crime Night brings more than 30 authors to Viennese cafés and other venues for readings from their crime fiction. Admission is free; visitors should check the individual programme for start times, participating venues and possible reservation rules.
The Female Future Festival brings more than 70 speakers to five stages at the Ottakringer Eventlocation on 22 October. Keynotes, panels and masterclasses cover careers, finance, AI, health and the value of personal connections. There is also an expo, networking and an afterparty. Doors open at 8:30 am; the stage programme begins at 9:30 am.
The pumpkin festival at Siebenbrunnenplatz offers crafts, face painting and pumpkin carving for children. A torchlight procession leaves for Reumannhof at 5 pm, and the free neighbourhood event closes with pumpkin soup back on the square.
At “Murder on Board”, Kornelius Taxenbach reads from his Vienna crime novel “Der tote Panther” aboard Badeschiff Wien. Film clips from an earlier book presentation accompany the reading on screen. The free event is for ages 16 and up and requires registration.
The dark comedy Bernadette Wants to Kill premieres at Schikaneder, presented by the SLASH Film Festival and hosted by Johannes Grenzfurthner. Directors Oliver Paulus and Robert Herzl answer audience questions after the screening. This is a special premiere rather than a regular cinema showing.
Oct 23 – Nov 1
Wiener Stadthalle (main venue) and Marx Halle, 1150
The ATP tournament runs at Wiener Stadthalle from 24 October to 1 November; Marx Halle adds matches and public practice from 24 to 31 October. Red Bull BassLine on 23 October requires a separate ticket and has an afterparty. Dominic Thiem’s Super Fan Day follows on 25 October, and spark7 Next Gen Day on 26 October. The free-ticket promotions for children have ended; regular tickets remain the route to attend. Bring shoes with light soles for the Marx Halle kids’ court from 12:30 to 2:30 pm. Game.Set.Match at Studio F opens 27–31 October from 6 pm for tournament guests and after the last match, by 10 pm, for external guests; it ends by 4 am. Match schedules may change.
Next date · Fri, Oct 23
Various meeting points in Vienna – see individual dates
Free guided walks and cycle tours explore Vienna’s changing housing, public spaces, green areas and transport. Each tour has its own meeting point and duration. Registration through the city’s booking calendar is required.
Bernd Watzka reads humorous and satirical poems centred on his eccentric Viennese character Herlicek. The free series travels through parks, inns, cafés and a district hall across several Vienna neighbourhoods.
Next date · Fri, Oct 23
Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0, 1020
Vienna Running Collective meets every Friday at 7 am at kilometre zero of Prater Hauptallee by Praterstern for a fartlek session. Drills start at 6:45 am; there is no sign-up or membership fee.
The art and antiques market at Am Hof offers rarities, paintings, historical prints, coins and other collectables on Fridays and Saturdays. It is held in the historic city centre and runs during the day until mid-November.
WIENXTRA’s neighbourhood tour opens at VHS Kulturgarage with movement and creative activities for children. Halloween crafts and face painting are followed by an interactive Suli Puschban concert from 5 to 6 pm.
Upper Belvedere opens free of charge on Friday evening. Short tours connect works in the collection with democracy, political participation and Austria’s State Treaty. The evening is part of Democracy Week. A free timed ticket is required; booking opens on 16 October.
Slow Food Wien and VinziRast host a four-course dinner exploring the diversity of regional food. Producers from Vienna and the surrounding region introduce their ingredients and work, while the menu brings together different varieties, preparations and stories behind the food. The dinner takes place on 23 October from 7 pm until about 11 pm at VinziRast Lokal “mittendrin”.
DJs from SWANA Haus and Spice Mixers open HALAL ISST WURST at Wiener Würstelstand Spittelau from 21:00. The two-day initiative brings together food, music and shared space, exploring who feels at home at a Viennese sausage stand. All meat sausages are halal on both days, including Käsekrainer. The programme continues at the Pfeilgasse location on Saturday with board games and grilling.
Oct 23 – Jan 10, 2027
Schwarzenberggarten / Theater im Park, 1030
A walk through Schwarzenberggarten combines light installations, sound and contemporary art. Allow roughly 1 to 1.5 hours. Entry requires a ticket for a specific time slot; start times change during the season. The route is outdoors and generally operates in winter weather. It has no steps but includes slopes; pushchairs are allowed. The official shop lists entry slots from 23 October through 10 January.
This pop-up exhibition brings together well-known motifs and visual installations from Banksy’s work at METAStadt. It is explicitly not authorised by the artist. Opening hours are 10 am–6 pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays and public holidays, and 10 am–7 pm on Fridays and Saturdays; last admission is one hour before closing.
Oct 23–26
Sing Sing Café Bar Karaoke – Donauzentrum, first floor opposite KFC, 1220
Four days of Filipino food and community at Sing Sing in the Donauzentrum: Commissary Select serves Filipino specialities alongside barbecue, street food and music. Families, friends and curious newcomers are welcome. The festival runs from 23 to 26 October, opening from 11 am to 4:30 pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and from 11 am to 6 pm on Monday. Admission is free; food and drinks are paid for separately. The venue is on the first floor opposite KFC. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
The first Utopia Days bring workshops on solidarity, care, climate justice and urban life together with art, games, music and vegan food. Saturday opens at 11 am in Nordbergstraße; Sunday opens at noon in Romanogasse. Many activities use German and English, with some discussions in one language only. Attendance is free and donations are welcome.
The Am Himmel Pumpkin Festival combines a farmers’ market with more than 200 pumpkin varieties and seasonal food. Families can carve pumpkins and make kites; the three-day festival on the meadow takes place in all weather.
A light garden, giant skeletons, spider cave and witches’ maze turn Schloss Hof into a spooky family destination. Open daily from 24 October to 2 November, 10 am–7 pm, with guided activities, crafts and changing stage shows. Included in estate admission: adults €24, children €13.50. Tours, craft materials and stage performances cost extra. A shuttle departs from Vienna’s MAK and requires a separate ticket.
Three days of pumpkin food, wine, music and activities for children throughout the village. Opens at 10 am daily, with the main pumpkin parade on Sunday at 3 pm. Day tickets are €10, or €9 in advance; children up to 14 enter free. Free shuttle buses connect the festival with Zellerndorf railway station.
Pumpkin dishes, wine, folk music, crafts and activities for children fill Maulavern cellar lane. The festival opens on Saturday at 11 am, with a torch dance and bonfire from 6:30 pm. Admission is €8; children up to 14 enter free. A free tractor shuttle runs from the station between 10 am and 8 pm. The gate accepts cash only.
Sat, Oct 24 · 12:00
Wiener Würstelstand Pfeilgasse, 1080
Ma’Lab Roast: Game & Grill Day brings board games and grilling to Wiener Würstelstand Pfeilgasse from 12:00. A long table offers space for games and conversation, while Chef Moiz Rehan of Personal Chef Vienna prepares spit-roasted lamb sandwiches. The gathering is part of HALAL ISST WURST: all meat sausages, including Käsekrainer, are halal on both days of the initiative.
Sat, Oct 24 · 15:00
Architekturzentrum Wien – Podium, 1070
How can fungi become insulation or other compostable building materials? Flavia Matei from BASEhabitat introduces the possibilities of mycelium. The practical part mainly uses clay. This two-hour Archikids workshop welcomes children aged six and over and adults. Register by emailing [email protected].
Wild im West hosts a bicycle flea market on Saturday, with vintage city bikes, road bikes, mountain bikes and custom builds for sale. There will also be vintage stalls, a DJ and food and drinks. The market goes ahead in rain, and admission is free.
Seven hotel bars join forces for an evening of music and drinks. Choose a starting hotel for 8 pm when booking; exchange the ticket there for a wristband and a welcome drink. The other hotels can then be visited in any order. Shuttle buses run every 20 minutes. Peter Sax at Imperial Riding School and DJ tanjamour at Jaz in the City are confirmed; more bar programmes will follow. The night runs from 8 pm to 1 am. Admission to the subsequent party at O – der Klub is included.
Discofieber XXL brings 1970s, 1980s and 1990s hits to Hall E at MuseumsQuartier. Mel Merio and Phil T DJ, with music videos, a disco ball and confetti. Doors open Saturday at 9 pm and the party runs until Sunday at 5 am.
INTRIKAT and perмa take over FLUCC with Kid Kodama, GEN-Z, BELHADJ and LËRA. The club night starts at 10 pm and advertises an awareness concept.
RITUAL 404 brings Decibelles and Ignix Collective to dasWERK. The club night featuring Felinae and Brixton starts at 11 pm.
BASEMNT puts the DJ booth at ground level in the middle of the dancefloor. Fät Tony, Damo Uknow, Denerio and Pete Raye play EDM and club tunes on the main floor. Other areas offer hip-hop with Sabo, party classics with Burnhard and chill-out beats on the rooftop. The night starts at 11 pm on Saturday and ends at 6 am on Sunday. Entry is for ages 18 and over; tickets at the door cost €15. VIP tables can be reserved separately.
The 19th Gürtel Connection brings more than 60 live acts and DJs to 14 venues along Lerchenfelder Gürtel. A voluntary donation grants access to the shared charity programme; starting times and line-ups vary by venue.
At the Vienna Safety Festival, emergency and aid organisations present their work on City Hall Square. The free programme runs from 9 am to 4 pm on both days.
Children tackle spooky challenges and receive a monster hunter certificate in the Children’s Museum. Recommended for ages 4+, the activity is included in museum admission. Available on 25 and 26 October, 9:30 am–5 pm, with the last start at 4 pm; allow about an hour. Costumes are welcome.
Dachshunds and dachshund mixes meet for the first Wiener Wiener Walk. Meet from 3 pm at Wiener Würstelstand by Spittelau U4; the roughly 2.5 km walk to the Augarten dog zone starts at 4 pm. Participation is free, and each dachshund must be registered online in advance. Dogs must stay on a lead during the walk. People without a dog are welcome too, and voluntary donations support dogs in need.
Kein Sonntag ohne Techno turns the Hofburg into a two-floor club night on 25 October. It starts at 8 pm, with a public holiday the next day. The ticket shop offers standard admission and cheaper early-entry tickets with strict entry deadlines. Entry is for adults aged 18 and over, with no re-entry.
nebelblau and civic launch the first INSOMNIA night at dasWERK. The club night spans Hard House to Hard Techno and starts on Sunday, 25 October at 11 pm.
until Oct 26
Kunsthalle Wien – Museumsquartier and Karlsplatz, 1070
Kunsthalle Wien presents contemporary art from Vienna at its Museumsquartier and Karlsplatz locations. The exhibition brings together different media and artistic perspectives on the city. Both venues open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–6 pm, and Thursday until 8 pm; closed Mondays.
The anniversary exhibition traces the long and contested path from the imperial stables to today's MuseumsQuartier. Architectural proposals, political decisions and public debates show how the cultural complex changed Vienna. Visit Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–6 pm; closed Mondays.
until Mar 29, 2027
Neue Hofburg – entrance via Weltmuseum Wien, 1010
This exhibition examines an ancient tomb in Ephesos and the power struggles involving Cleopatra, Caesar, Mark Antony and Augustus. It runs from October 20, 2026 to March 29, 2027 at Neue Hofburg, entered through Weltmuseum Wien on Heldenplatz. Regular hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm, with late opening until 9 pm on Tuesdays; closed Mondays. Separate museum opening hours apply on public holidays.
The Lower Belvedere presents work by Erika Giovanna Klien exploring movement, perception and modern life. The exhibition runs from 18 September 2026 to 31 January 2027 during the museum’s regular opening hours.
until Aug 22, 2027
Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, 1010
The Academy’s Paintings Gallery examines the relationship between the avant-garde and academic art through historical and contemporary works. The exhibition opens to regular visitors on 2 October, with an opening event on 1 October at 7 pm.
until Mar 14, 2027
MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, 1010
MAK presents historical architectural building kits from 1890 to 1990. Original kits and models explore how playful construction has shaped ideas about architecture, with opportunities for visitors to experiment. The exhibition runs from 7 October 2026 to 14 March 2027. Open Tuesday, 10 am–9 pm, and Wednesday–Sunday, 10 am–6 pm; closed Mondays. The opening event on 6 October at 7 pm precedes the regular exhibition dates.
This cabinet exhibition explores shoes as a subject in art. Andy Warhol’s prints appear alongside works by artists including Birgit Jürgenssen, Gudrun Kampl and Lena Henke. It runs from October 21, 2026 to April 18, 2027 at the Heidi Horten Collection. Regular opening hours are 11 am to 7 pm every day except Tuesday, with late opening until 9 pm on Thursdays. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing; check the current visitor information for exceptions.
Curated by Sarah Johanna Theurer and Aditi Kapoor, this group exhibition examines the psychological costs of producing, using and consuming goods and infrastructure. Time-based media reveal hidden connections and dependencies within these systems. Regular exhibition visits run from 11 September to 7 November: Tuesday–Friday, 11 am–7 pm; Saturday, 11 am–3 pm. Closed Mondays, Sundays and public holidays.
This five-act exhibition takes Kate Millett’s 1972 installation “Terminal Piece” as its point of departure, placing around 400 works from the mumok collection in dialogue with loans and new commissions. Standard museum admission is €18, reduced admission €15. Visitors under 19 enter free.
Walk through Viking history at MARX HALLE with light, projections and sound telling the story of Aslaug. A virtual-reality experience awaits beneath Yggdrasil, the world tree. Allow around 90 minutes for the visit. The exhibition has been open daily since 23 September: 10 am–8 pm Sunday to Wednesday, and until 9 pm Thursday to Saturday. Audio guides are available in German and English. Regular tickets start at €25.90 and use timed entry slots.
until Apr 18, 2027
Weltmuseum Wien – Neue Hofburg, 1010
This exhibition at Weltmuseum Wien examines the arms trade around 1900 and its social consequences. Historical photographs, films and objects are shown alongside contemporary art. Opens on 29 September.
from Sep 30
Immersive Center Donauturm, 1220
This shared virtual-reality experience takes groups of up to six to stars, space telescopes and a black hole. It was developed with the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. The VR journey lasts around 40 minutes; allow an hour including briefing and equipment. Minimum age is six, with nine and over recommended; children aged six to 14 must be accompanied. The indoor experience is available in German and English. Arrive 15 minutes before the booked slot. Tickets currently extend through 10 January.
This interactive mission takes groups through a walk-through Minecraft world to gather resources and help a village. The experience lasts about 60 minutes and requires no personal gaming device. All ages are welcome; visitors through age 14 need an accompanying adult over 18. Ages two and under enter free. Timed tickets and selected quieter Relaxed Sessions are available. Mondays are usually closed, with holiday exceptions; 26 October is bookable. Tickets currently extend through 28 February.
The ALBERTINA presents a solo exhibition by Shara Hughes. Her vivid paintings combine landscape motifs with imagined spaces. The exhibition runs from 9 October to 28 February.
until Jan 10, 2027
State Hall of the Austrian National Library, 1010
This exhibition in the Austrian National Library’s State Hall explores displacement and aid during the Hungarian uprising of 1956. Photographs from the library’s collections document how refugees were received, supported and helped on their onward journeys.
The group exhibition HEIMAT explores belonging and origins at Projektraum Herwig Maria Stark from 15 to 24 October. Regular opening hours are Tuesday to Friday, 2 to 7 pm, and Saturday, noon to 4 pm. An artist talk takes place on Sunday 18 October from 11 am to 1 pm; the closing event is on 24 October from 11 am to 3 pm.
A colourful altar in the Columned Hall and a programme exploring Mexico’s Day of the Dead: visit Stephany Rodríguez Cabañas’s ofrenda, decorate skulls or make paper skeletons with children. On 1 November, the artist introduces the altar in four free tours. Access to the ofrenda is free; many workshops and other tours require a ticket.
The exhibition Figure of the Child by Tolia Astakhishvili is running at mumok. It is on view until 1 November 2026.
Hannes Gröblacher’s installation in the Kunstzelle in WUK’s courtyard draws on fragments of overheard phone calls. At the opening on 23 September at 7 pm, visitors can join a performance that passes these fragments between people. The installation remains accessible until 6 November during WUK opening hours.
until Nov 15
Klosterneuburg Monastery – Sala Terrena Gallery
Historical sources from the monastery’s archive, library and art collections use maps, scientific works, travel diaries and expedition records to show how worldviews have changed.
The puzzle rally guides participants of all ages through the Allied Quarter with eight questions. Puzzle sheets can be picked up and returned during opening hours at the GB* district office on Nordbahnstraße; a small gift awaits after finding the correct solution.
Around 400 edible, ornamental and Halloween pumpkin varieties are on display at Franzlbauer in Hintersdorf. The exhibition runs daily from 5 September to 31 October, 9 am–7 pm. Pumpkin dishes are served from noon on weekends, and children can play in the hay barn. Entry is free; the farm accepts cash only.
Pumpkin varieties, photo settings, play stations and seasonal food make this a family outing. Open daily until 1 November: 9 am–6 pm through 26 October, then 9 am–5 pm. Ages 15+ pay €6 on weekdays and €10–13 on weekends and public holidays. Ages 4–14 pay €4 or €6 respectively; ages 0–3 enter free. The pumpkin field opens on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and 26 October. Sip & Paint on 30 October, 5–7 pm, requires a separate €49 ticket.
The ALBERTINA brings Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon together in a major exhibition of around 70 key works from international museums and private collections. Their radical depictions of the human figure, vulnerability, pain and desire take centre stage.
The exhibition tells the life stories of Viennese Jews forced into exile after the 1938 Anschluss. It explores the loss of home, difficult new beginnings and repeated journeys of flight to different parts of the world.
Historical photographs and objects meet contemporary voices and art by the Ishír of Paraguay. Developed with representatives of the community, the exhibition explores how cultural heritage is remembered and passed on today. Open Tue–Sun 10 am–6 pm, Tuesdays until 9 pm; closed Mondays except selected public holidays.
The Weltmuseum presents objects from its collections that have rarely or never been shown publicly. Combs and hair ornaments, stone sculptures and contemporary art offer insights into their origins, cultural significance and current research. Open Tue–Sun 10 am–6 pm, Tuesdays until 9 pm; closed Mondays except selected public holidays.
Imaginative pumpkin sculptures and around 400 pumpkin varieties fill the Baroque Garden. Explore installations including a frog prince, compass and giant chessboard. The exhibition runs until 2 November, daily from 10 am to 6 pm. It is included in estate admission: adults €24, children aged 6–18 €13.50.
Terraces, fountain architecture, avenues and enclosed garden spaces shape the Baroque garden at Schloss Hof. A walk leads from the palace down through several levels into an extensive landscape of hedges and viewpoints. This listing covers the summer and autumn season from 7 March to 2 November 2026. Regular opening is daily from 10 am to 6 pm; from 24 October to 2 November it stays open until 7 pm, with last admission at 6:30 pm. The garden is included in estate admission: adults €24, children aged 6 to 18 €13.50. The estate continues operating with winter opening hours from 3 November.
WestLicht is hosting the World Press Photo exhibition 2026 for the 25th time in Vienna. You can see 42 award-winning works selected from 57,376 submissions by over 3,747 photographers from 141 countries. Open daily from 11 AM to 7 PM, Thursdays until 9 PM.
With “We Are Here”, FOTO ARSENAL WIEN presents Austria’s first extensive solo exhibition of Zanele Muholi. Works spanning more than two decades connect self-representation, queer lived realities and visual activism.
The Heidi Horten Collection presents a major solo exhibition of Elisabeth von Samsonow, bringing together sculpture, painting, drawing, film and a site-specific installation. The show centres on earth, the body, memory and transformation, while also connecting to works in the museum collection.
Volkshilfe Wien brings a curated selection of designer fashion to the Not Another Concept Store from 19 to 24 October. New clothes, shoes, bags and accessories arrive daily, with party looks on Friday and highlights from the whole week on Saturday. Proceeds support Volkshilfe’s TAV employment programmes. Open Monday to Friday, noon to 7 pm, and Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm.
until Oct 24
WUK – kex—kunsthalle exnergasse, 1090
This group exhibition at Kunsthalle Exnergasse explores care, parenthood and collaborative artistic practice. The regular exhibition runs from September 17 to October 24, with talks, workshops and performances scheduled separately.
until Mar 13, 2027
Vienna Art Supermarket, 1060
The 20th Vienna Kunstsupermarkt presents original art for sale on Mariahilfer Straße. The opening and anniversary celebration starts at 5 pm on 14 October. The regular season runs from 15 October to 13 March 2027: Monday to Friday 11 am–7 pm and Saturday 10 am–6 pm. Admission is free; art purchases cost extra. Closed on Sundays. It closes on some days around public holidays and New Year.
Kunst VHS opens its open-call exhibition on the theme of “Dialogue”. Submitted works are displayed and the winners selected by an expert jury are announced. The opening takes place on 22 September 2026, 6–9 pm, at Lazarettgasse 27. Admission is free.
At the Wissens°raum science workshop, visitors can experiment, tinker and build for themselves, from vehicles and marble runs to square soap bubbles and microscope discoveries. The activities change on the day. In October, the drop-in workshop opens on the 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th, 23rd, 24th, 30th and 31st, each day from 3 to 6 pm. Admission is free and individual visitors do not need to register. It is suitable from age eight; younger children need an accompanying adult. Groups of six or more should register in advance.
Geymüllerschlössel combines historic interiors, the Franz Sobek clock collection and contemporary garden art, including James Turrell’s Skyspace. The season runs from 9 May to 1 November, with opening hours on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm. Sunday tours start at 2:30 pm, with an additional conservation tour on 18 October. Admission is €8.50 online or €9.50 on site; tours cost extra. The building is not wheelchair accessible.
At the weekly flea market next to Naschmarkt, around 400 private and commercial sellers offer antiques, second-hand goods, and curiosities. In September 2026, it takes place on all four Saturdays starting at 6:30 AM; entry is free. Saturdays, 6:30 am–3 pm; closed on public holidays. This ongoing market is listed here through the end of 2026.
GOTA Running Club meets at 9 am on Sundays at GOTA Coffee Experts, Mariahilfer Straße 192. Two groups run towards Schönbrunn and back at approximately 7 or 5 minutes per kilometre. Optional breakfast follows, with limited places.
Next date · Sun, Oct 25
Superbude Wien Prater – Brenner, 1020
Founders Running Club meets at 10 am on Sundays at Brenner in Superbude Prater for a social 5 km run. October meetups take place on the 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th.
Three announced October brunches combine shared food with a solidarity pricing model. They run from 11 am to 3 pm on 11, 18 and 25 October at Mezekere; Sol and Nato are announced for 18 and 25 October. Contributions range from €18 to €25 according to means, with solidarity places also available. Mezekere is on the top floor of Kenyon-Pavillon at Apollogasse 21/5. Enter through Sophiepark from Stollgasse; a lift is available.
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