Looking for something to do in Vienna this weekend? Whether you’re in the mood for yoga in a palace garden, live music in the MuseumsQuartier, or a creative workshop for the kids, there’s plenty going on across the city. 

Here’s a guide to some of the most interesting events happening in Vienna this weekend.

Yoga Junkies Festival 2025

If you’re craving a break from the city buzz, the Yoga Junkies Festival offers two days of pure relaxation, movement and community. Held in the beautiful grounds of Schloss Hetzendorf, this open-air festival is about more than just yoga—there’s music, workshops, food, and space to unwind. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just curious to give it a try, the festival promises a welcoming atmosphere.

Participants can explore seven different areas throughout the weekend, from active yoga sessions to gentle mindfulness practices. It’s a chance to recharge, meet like-minded people, and enjoy summer in the city in a whole new way.

Location: Hetzendorf Castle, Hetzendorfer Straße 79, 1120 Vienna

Dates: Saturday, July 19th to Sunday, July 20th

Time: Admission from 9am, sessions start at 10am

Price: See event homepage for details

Website: Yoga Junkies Festival

MQ Tunes on the MQ Summer Stage: LOU PA

The MQ Summer Stage transforms the MuseumsQuartier’s main courtyard into an open-air concert space, and this week’s instalment of MQ Tunes features LOU PA, a young trio performing a stripped down set. Expect an intimate evening where minimalist arrangements meet a rich, atmospheric sound.

The MQ Tunes series is all about spotlighting emerging acts from Austria, so this is a great chance to discover new music in a laid-back, outdoor setting. Bring friends, grab a seat in the courtyard, and enjoy a free live concert as the sun goes down.

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Location: MuseumsQuartier Main Courtyard (Courtyard 1), Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna

Date: Wednesday, July 16th

Time: 7.30pm

Price: Free admission

Website: MQ Summer Stage

Gemma Zukunft – Vienna Plan 2035: Thaliastr***e Walk

If you’re interested in the future of Vienna’s neighbourhoods, this urban walk through Ottakring offers a closer look at how the city is planning for climate adaptation and greener streets. Thaliastr***e, Ottakring’s main shopping street, has undergone major redesigns since 2020. Architecture journalist Franziska Leeb leads this walking tour, explaining how Vienna is preparing for a more climate-friendly future—and sharing stories from the area’s past along the way.

It’s a great chance to learn about urban planning and local history in one of Vienna’s most dynamic districts. Advance booking is recommended.

Location: Plaza in front of Ottakring U3 station, Paltaufg***e 16, 1160 Vienna

Date: Thursday, July 17th

Time: 4pm to 6.30pm

Price: Free admission

Website: Gemma Zukunft Walk

Contact: gemmazukunft@urbaninnovation.at

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Workshop for Children: Who Wears the Trousers?

At the World Museum Vienna, kids aged seven to 12 can take part in a creative workshop exploring the history of trousers—from polar bear fur pants to denim jeans. The session includes stories, questions, and activities that help children think about clothes, culture, and sustainability. At the end, kids can invent their own pair of trousers and visit the “swap me” station, where they can trade in trousers they brought from home.

It’s an interactive way for children to learn about global clothing traditions and recycling while having fun.

Location: World Museum Vienna, Heldenplatz H, 1010 Vienna

Date: Thursday, July 17th

Time: 11am to 12.30pm

Price: €4.50

Website: World Museum Vienna Event