The Vienna Balls – Ball Season 2025

The Vienna Balls are traditional social events that take place especially during the winter and carnival season. These balls are known for their elegant atmosphere, classical music, and formal attire. They typically begin with a ceremonial opening by the young ladies’ and gentlemen’s committee, followed by waltzes and other dance styles. The Vienna Opera Ball at the Opera House and the Coffee Brewers’ Ball are among the most famous. Vienna Balls combine tradition with elegance and are an important cultural event that attracts guests from all over the world.

Flower Ball:

When: 17.1.2025

Where: Vienna City Hall

Dress code for ladies: Ball gown, long evening dress

Dress code for gentlemen: Tuxedo or dark suit, bow tie, gala uniform

Confectioners’ Ball

When: 16.1.2025

Where: Vienna Hofburg

Dress code for ladies: Floor-length ball gown, ball robe, gala uniform

Dress code for gentlemen: Tuxedo, gala uniform, dark suit with bow tie

Ball of the Vienna Philharmonic

When: 23.1.2025

Where: Vienna Musikverein

Dress code for ladies: Floor-length evening gown

Dress code for gentlemen: Tailcoat, Austrian Gala uniform

Vienna Doctors’ Ball

When: 25.1.2025

Where: Vienna Hofburg

Dress code for ladies: Floor-length evening gown

Dress code for gentlemen: Black tailcoat with decoration, black tuxedo or a gala uniform

Coffee Brewers’ Ball

When: 21.2.2025

Where: Vienna Hofburg

Dress code for ladies: Grand ball gown or floor-length evening dress

Dress code for gentlemen: Tailcoat with decoration, tailcoat, tuxedo or gala uniform

The Opera Ball

When: 27.2.2025

Where: Vienna State Opera

Dress code for ladies: Grand, floor-length evening gown

Dress code for gentlemen: Black tailcoat with white bow tie and black patent leather shoes

Lawyers’ Ball

When: 1.3.2025

Where: Vienna Hofburg

Dress code for ladies: Floor-length ball gown

Dress code for gentlemen: Tailcoat or tuxedo

Text: Time Travel Vienna

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