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Vienna City Hall: Austrian Folklore Dinner & Show

Available Monday, 30 Sep

Duration: 2h
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JILL, United Kingdom

06 Sep 2024

Excellent

This was fantastic, the organisation, quality of food, service were excellent. The entertainment was perfect, very talented musicians, singers and dancers. We loved it and would highly recommend...

This was fantastic, the organisation, quality of food, service were excellent. The entertainment was perfect, very talented musicians, singers and dancers. We loved it and would highly recommend this unique event.

Austrian Folklore Dinner & Show in Vienna City Hall

Petra, Germany

22 Aug 2024

Good

Gut organisiert

Austrian Folklore Dinner & Show in Vienna City Hall

Doris, United Kingdom

17 Jul 2022

Excellent

Todo el proceso fue muy fácil, desde la compra de los tickets hasta el final del evento.

Austrian Folklore Dinner & Show in Vienna City Hall

About: Wiener Rathauskeller

The Wiener Rathauskeller is a dining hall and event space in the basement of Vienna's City Hall. The space is also used for traditional Austrian dinners and shows that highlight the country's culture and cuisine. It is located in the center of Vienna, Austria.

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Rathausplatz 1, 1010, Vienna

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