1. Wiener Heurigen Show

Dinner, Entertainment and Music

Enjoy a delightful typical Viennese evening at the 1st Vienna Heurigen Show full of joyfullness and cosiness. Dressed in colourful costumes, the talented musicians of the "1. Wiener Heurigen Show" supported by 2 singers (soprano & tenor) and 2 charming dancers, entertain their audience with a selection of famous waltz melodies, polkas and romantic arias and duets from operettas such as "Die Fledermaus", "The Gipsy Baron" or "The Merry Widow".

Heuriger Wolff in Neustift am Walde

Vienna Waltz Melodies Since 1609 in the heart of Neustift am Walde, the family Wolff spoils its guests with good viennese kitchen and exceptional wines from the own wineyard. The blend of ambience and traditional wine culture makes Heurigen Wolff one of the most exclusive traditional wine taverns at Neustift am Walde.

Neustift am Walde is a popular Wine-Village lying at the northwest of Vienna. The village is arranged in two rows of houses with a narrow street in the middle, that gives the village a very cosy atmosphere.

The village was first documented in 1330. The name Neustift am Walde ("meaning the donation close to the forest") is first mentioned in 1413, when the property was willed to the Dorotheerstift in Vienna. In 1892, Neustift became a part of Vienna, and today it is a part of Vienna's 19th district. The village's landmark is the parish church Neustift am Walde. Every year in August the "Neustifter Kirtag (fair)" takes place, a custom originating from the 18th century, this traditional fair is very popular throughout Vienna.

Since the 19th century the importance of Wine and Forest was vast: In 1826 one third of the land was forest, only ten percent were used for cultivation, one fourth was used as a vineyard. Today, Neustift am Walde is associated with good wine and Viennese tavern culture.

The Vienna Heurigen Show Programme

The Heurigenshow offers in the unique atmosphere of the Heurigen Wolff music wanderings from the Wienerlied to the Operette:

Robert Stolz – Ob blond, ob braun, ich liebe alle Frauen
Heinrich Strecker – Jessas, Jessas, wo is denn a Musi
Johann Strauß Son – aus Wiener Blut: Wünsch guten Abend
Johann Strauß Son – Tritsch Tratsch Polka
Robert Stolz – Wien wird bei Nacht erst schön
Leo Fall – Und der Himmel hängt voller Geigen
Robert Stolz – Gibt's in Wien a Hetz, a Drahrerei

Intermission

Johann Strauß Son – Als flotter Geist
Friedrich Pick – Fiakerlied
Franz Lehár – aus der Operette Die lustige Witwe: Lippen schweigen
Johann Strauß Son – An der schönen blauen Donau
Johann Strauß Son – Stoßt an ("Wiener Blut")
Johann Strauß Son – Schwipslied ("An Evening in Venedig")
Emmerich Kálmán – Tanzen möcht' ich ("Csárdasfürstin")
Johann Strauß Son – from the Operette Die Fledermaus: Im Feuerstrom der Reben
Johann Strauß Father – Radetzkymarch