Vienna Branch
of the RSCDS





The RSCDS Vienna Branch was founded in May 1989. This 20th anniversary was celebrated with a long Weekend of Scottish Country Dancing (30 April - 3 May, 2009) at Grand Hotel Sauerhof in Baden near Vienna.
With about 130 dancers from 15 different countries it was a wonderful and international event. We had excellent courses with Susi Mayr and Graham Donald as teachers and lots of fabulous music by Muriel Johnstone and Keith Smith.

For the moment, some pictures are available here. More pictures and information about what dances were taught in the classes will be available soon.

We are glad that we had so many enjoyable hours of dancing, chatting and celebrating with all of you. Thank you so much for joining and making it an unforgetable event!



For Upcoming Events see below.




Social SettingVienna Branch of the RSCDS is the club of Scottish country dancers in Vienna. Central to the club is the weekly course, where we have a beginners and an advanced session. Any SCD traveller through Vienna is welcome to join us for an evening.

We perform at charity events, weddings or any occasion, where a Scottish touch is appreciated.

Various times around the year we hold social dances for our guests and ourselves or travel to neighbouring clubs to join in with them.


 Sacre Coeur
The annual course has its weekly class each Wednesday
at the Sacre Coeur,
Rechte Bahngasse 52,
1030 Vienna

Beginners: 19:30-20:45
Advanced: 21:00-22:00



Dancing in MunichFor any questions please contact our secretary Michaela Haslinger. Liselotte Greimel, our event manager, is the contact to the demonstration team.

You can visit the RSCDS homepage at www.rscds.org

A good starting point for more info about Scottish country dancing is the Strathspey Server.

For local information in Vienna check: Tourist Information Stoneys Folk music page or British Embassy


Upcoming Events:

Events close by, but not related to te RSCDS Vienna Branch:

For a comprehensive list of European events at Celtic Circle.


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