Illustrative photo Brunner Wiesn 2026 in Brunn am Gebirge: Lower Austria's Biggest Oktoberfest
The Brunner Wiesn 2026 takes place from September 17 to October 3 at Campus21 in Brunn am Gebirge. Lower Austria's biggest Oktoberfest offers free entry to the grounds, live acts in its huge beer tent, and reserved seating tickets from around 35 euros.
Illustrative photo Almabtrieb 2026 in Tyrol: Cattle Drive Dates in Söll, Alpbachtal and Zillertal
In September and October 2026, flower decorated cows return from the high pastures to the valley. Experience the traditional Almabtrieb with music, folk costumes and regional treats in Söll, the Alpbachtal and the Zillertal.
Illustrative photo Kaiser Wiesn 2026 in Vienna: Vienna's Oktoberfest at the Prater
Kaiser Wiesn 2026 takes place from September 24 to October 11 on the Kaiserwiese in Vienna's Prater. Austria's largest Oktoberfest features three festival tents, five alpine huts and free daytime access to the entire grounds.
Illustrative photo Wiener Kaiser Wiesn 2026 in Vienna – Austria’s Largest Oktoberfest at the Prater
The Wiener Kaiser Wiesn 2026 takes place from 24 September to 11 October on the Kaiserwiese in Vienna’s Prater. Austria’s largest Oktoberfest features three festival tents, alpine huts, live music and free daytime entry. Evening events in the tents require tickets.
Illustrative photo Steirischer Herbst 2026: Red Flags in Graz and Styria
Steirischer Herbst 2026 brings contemporary art, performance and music to Graz and Styria under the title Red Flags. The main exhibition on Griesplatz is free to attend.
Illustrative photo Vienna Design Week 2026 in Vienna, Austria – 20th Anniversary Edition
Vienna Design Week 2026 takes place from 25 September to 4 October in Vienna and celebrates its 20th anniversary. With the Festival Headquarters at Hietzinger Kai 101, around 200 events and a strong sound and performance programme, it is one of Europe’s leading design festivals. Admission is mostly free.