An Evening of Viennese Waltz and Operetta at a traditional Viennese Heuriger :
Wiener Heurigen Show
In the rustic ambience of a genuine wine tavern which has been family owned since 1602, you can experience authentic Viennese music, cuisine and Vienna’s wine culture. The famous Heuriger Wolff in Neustift am Walde is ideally situated in the heart of the quaint Viennese wine village.
About the ‘1. Wiener Heurigen Show’
At the Wiener Heurigen Show, the audience are entertained with a selection of famous waltz melodies, polkas and romantic arias & duets from operettas such as “Die Fledermaus”, “The Gipsy Baron” or “The Merry Widow”. Dressed in colourful costumes, the two singers (soprano and tenor) are accompanied by two charming dancers. The musicians and soloists are seasoned artists who have been performing and entertaining international audiences since 1995.
Your meal during the show includes appetizers (various cheese spreads, bread, rolls), a clear soup with crepe noodles and the main is a traditional platter of hot mixed meats with sauerkraut, white bread dumplings or potatoes, and salads. Dessert consists of the traditional Viennese Apple Strudel. Wine (from the heuriger’s own vineyards) and water are included with the meal as well as after dinner coffee.
At Heuriger Wolff, diners will experience a bit of “Wiener Gemütlichkeit” (Viennese atmosphere) as well as an evening of authentic food, local wine and entertainment!
The Heuriger Wolff is about 10 minutes from Vienna town centre. You can make online reservations here through our partner Classictic.
To get there by public transportation:
- Take the U4 or U6 or Tram D to Spittelau Station, then transfer to Bus no. 35A and get off at “Neustift am Walde”
- Bus nightlines: N35 and ASTAX after 7:30 p.m.
By Taxi:
There is a taxi stand at about 30 metres distance from the Wolff Heuriger .
Address:
Heuriger Wolff
Rathstrasse 44-46
1190 Vienna – Neustift am Walde
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We liked the atmosphere and the show at the Heurigen Wolf but I have never tasted more disgusting wine. Why don’t they increase the price with a few euro’s and serve a reasonable wine?
It is a pity to have this experience in a wine producing country. I am sure they do not drink it themselves.
J. van Haga. The Netherlands.
Thanks for the feedback Joop. I’m sorry to hear that the wine at Heurigen Wolf was disappointing. Like you, we would prefer to pay a few Euros more for some decent wine. It’s a real shame that the poor quality wine has spoilt an otherwise enjoyable evening.
They say that the wines come from their own vineyards, so one wonders if it’s a bad vintage or whether that’s the general standard?
Have you given them your feedback? It might help them improve their standard for the benefit of future guests.
Email: wolffheuriger@wienerheuriger.at
Kind regards,
Helen