Steffl-Kirtag: Volksfest Highlights on Stephasplatz until June 9th!

Steffl-Kirtag: Volksfest Highlights on Stephasplatz until June 9th!

Stephansplatz, 1010 Wien, Österreich - The Vienna Steffl Charle Conference has been transforming Stephansplatz into a pulsating center full of life and tradition since May 29, 2025. On the occasion of the social festival, visitors come together from near and far to enjoy the variety of music, handicrafts and delicious dishes. The Kirtag has been celebrated since 2002 and is reminiscent of the first consecration of St. St.

Until June 9th, the place that is an iconic landmark of Vienna will be the scene for around 58 stalls for almost two weeks, which are open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The offer ranges from handmade carvings and jewelry to diverse regional specialties. New this year are the gluten-free and nut-free BBQ chickpeas from Styria, which are very popular.

culinary highlights and entertainment

Steffl-Kirtag not only offers a wide range of culinary delights such as Langos, roasted almonds and cotton candy, but also a popular stand that serves sparkling wine and wine. Daily appearances of brass bands and folk dance groups also ensure an entertaining ambience. Particularly noteworthy is the "cathedral chapel", which presents classic pieces and church music and thus underlines the cultural depth of the festival.

For the entire event, part of the income is donated to the St. Stephan cathedral church. In addition to the culinary and musical offers, visitors can also take part in Kirtags services, church tours and organ concerts that are open to anyone interested.

event details

For everyone who wants to visit Steffl Cheral, there is an excellent opportunity to experience the Viennese traditions and at the same time support the local community. Organizers emphasize the importance of the festival for Vienna and the opportunity to enjoy the culture in a relaxed framework.

The Steffl Charle Day is therefore not only a festival of the senses, but also an important cultural event in the heart of the capital. Further information is available at today.at or wien.orf.at.