Vienna Buskers Festival Fire Show| ©Rene Dyma what more could you ask for from a city? Practical information At this festival there are games and competitions with prizes so that the little ones can learn about farm work and have fun at the same time.įood and drink, happy children. It is an excellent opportunity to get to know the characteristics of different areas of the country without leaving Vienna!Īnd if you' re travelling to Vienna with children, they're guaranteed to have fun. The space is filled with tents and stalls set up for eating and drinking. The peasants and farmers take the opportunity to give thanks to mother earth for the season's harvest and show visitors a little of the daily chores of the countryside.įruits, vegetables and greens are on display at the colourful festival, but you can also taste delicacies such as country cheeses, sweets, sauces and drinks. It's a two-day gathering in early September when all the farmers come down to the city to show off their regional produce in picturesque trucks typical of the agricultural landscape. The Harvest Festival is held in the heart of the city, a festival of flavours and textures! If you are looking for a bit of nature and country atmosphere to compensate, I have an excellent proposal.
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With free admission, there are live shows by regional artists and musicians, traditional Viennese food stalls, and lots of enthusiastic people eager to enjoy a typical Alpine beer festival.
To get to this spectacular celebration, head to the Am Hof square in the historic city centre. Every village, every town, every city and even every district has small craft breweries producing new varieties for the local public year after year, and Vienna stands out with more than 40 craft breweries. If you love to enjoy a frothy beer, you can't miss it! In mid-September, the WienerBierfest (Vienna Beer Festival) is the most important beer festival in the world (on a par with German beer festivals).Īustria is one of the world's most beer-loving countries.
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