Sold Out 66th Viennese Coffee House Owners' Ball: Campari Raffles 2 Ball Tickets
When Vienna celebrates the ball season in waltz rhythm, Campari (enjoy Campari responsibly) gives the nights a special touch: From the iconic Salon Campari in the Hofburg, a place of stylish encounters with the Campari Spritz, to the elegant Campari Bar in the heart of the Vienna State Opera, where the specially created Opera Ball Negroni underlines the prestige of the Opera Ball. At 20 selected balls, Milanese aperitivo charm merges with Viennese tradition and sets glamorous accents that remain unforgettable.
66th Viennese Coffee House Owners' Ball takes place on February 21
The 66th Viennese Coffee House Owners' Ball is the epitome of Viennese elegance and tradition - an evening full of waltzes and unique moments. This year, the Hofburg will once again become the largest and most beautiful coffee house in the world, where tradition and modernity merge. Under the motto "Waltz-Schani - Spring Coffee", Johann Strauss Son is honored on the occasion of his 200th birthday. The Viennese coffee house culture in all its diversity is celebrated - from the floral arrangements that adorn the halls, to a spectacular program with a variety of orchestras, bands and artists. Under the artistic direction of Christof Cremer, the ball becomes an extraordinary, sensual experience for all guests - in the spirit of Viennese coffee house culture.
In the exclusive Salon Campari - on the first floor of the Vienna Hofburg - guests can not only enjoy the refreshingly delicious Campari Spritz, but also the perfect backdrop to experience the ball feeling with a touch of Milanese passion and enjoy the magic of the night.
Ready for a magical ball night?
With a bit of luck, you could win 2 ball tickets for the already sold out 66th Viennese Coffee House Owners' Ball on February 21st at the Vienna Hofburg. Experience your Campari moment - a perfect symbiosis of joie de vivre and simplicity, which stands for extraordinary moments of pleasure and carefree elegance.
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