Pentecost 2025: Vienna rocks with events, football and cultural highlights!

Pentecost 2025: Vienna rocks with events, football and cultural highlights!
The Pentecost weekend is just around the corner and Vienna has a lot on offer for everyone who wants to enjoy the long weekend. From June 7th to 9th, 2024, the federal capital becomes the scene of a colorful variety of events and events that have something ready for every taste. Whether sport, music, theater or culinary experiences - there is something for everyone!
An exciting highlight is the football game between Austria and Romania, which takes place on June 7th in the Ernst Happel Stadium. Admission begins at 6.45 p.m. and the journey by public transport is recommended. The subway line 2, which leads to the "Stadium" station, or subway line 3, which goes to Schlachthausgasse, is particularly practical. A parking garage with 1,400 paid parking spaces is available for drivers, but the tickets for the game are currently not available. Further information is available on Oeticket.com, as meinbezirk.at reports.
weather and program forecast
The weather forecast for the weekend doesn't look too rosy. Rain showers and thunderstorms are expected, whereas Friday should be a little friendlier. Despite the dubious weather conditions, the cultural program remains a real highlight.
If you like it cabaretist, you should not miss the appearances in the Niedermair cabaret. Here can be seen here on June 7 from 7.30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Peter panier appears on June 8th in the same period, and the ensemble Bananz with "Philosophers in Saustall" also appeared on June 7 and 8 from 10 p.m. to midnight. Not to forget Michael Bauer, who enters the stage on Whit Monday from 7.30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., as well as comedies such as "Venus & Jupiter" and "toxic fries" that will make the audience laugh.
Classic music lovers can look forward to the concerts in the Peterskirche on June 7th and 8th, which take place from 8:30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. A large organ concert in St. St. Cathedral will also captivate visitors on June 7th and 8th until midnight.
Viennese attractions on the Pentecost weekend
The Pentecost weekend is not only shaped by culinary and culture, a variety of festivals are also celebrated in the city. On Saturday the Fisch and Seafood Festival will take place on Schwarzenbergplatz, which will enchant lovers grilled delights. Live music creates the right mood and, among other things, has the artists Curtis Wild and Danny Chicago. There will also be "Wine and Dance" in the Volksgarten from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
For all party enthusiasts, the sky and water festival on the Danube Island will be celebrated on Saturday from 4 p.m., which is celebrated in the open air - and without admission! But there is also space for sustainable events: On Friday and Saturday, the Repair Festival will attract visitors in front of the Museum Quartier on Friday and Saturday, which focuses on repairing and upgrading objects.
On Whit Monday, a commemoration for Roma and Sinti is held in Baranka Park. The "Voice of Diversity" association organizes this important event, in which readings and concerts are reminded of the victims of National Socialism.
For everyone who wants to use the Pentecost weekend to travel to the distance, many path providers are available: Carinthia, Italy, Prague and Lisbon are very popular with the Viennese who treat themselves to a little break. Regardless of whether the city festival or short trip-the Viennese know how to cut it out for the long weekend, and that, although the weather does not want to play at times, such as [Freizeit.at] (https://freizeit.at/wohin-wien-pentsten weekends/402461000) warns.
promise the highlights of the Pentecost festival to transform Vienna into a vibrant festive city this year. If you are still unsure, the numerous events will help you choose one or more of these exciting options. Let yourself be inspired by the Viennese culture and nature!
Further information on the events and the current weather forecasts can also be found on today.at.
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