Aerial Silk Vienna
Aerial Silk Vienna is in Katastralgemeinde Neubau. Its current timetable and prices are on its own website.
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Coming up
Tomorrow
Tuesday 3 November
Who leads here
Kim3 classes in two weeksNanda2 classes in two weeksSandra1 class in two weeksSeda1 class in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Aerial Silk Vienna’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Aerial Silk Vienna
Aerial Silk Vienna is a studio for aerial work in the Katastralgemeinde Neubau, built around the long vertical silk, a tradition the studio calls its favorite apparatus. Classes also use the trapeze, hoop, rope and cube, and the studio describes itself as the largest school for aerial acrobatics in Austria. Practice here is open to everybody, with classes that move at each person's own pace and without performance pressure.
It suits you if
- you want to try aerial silk or rope
- you like strength and balance on the apparatus
- you prefer evening or weekend classes
At a glance
5classes this week
4facilitators
Read more about Aerial Silk ViennaWhat the studio teaches, Who it suits and how to start
What the studio teaches
Most classes are strength-based aerial work, with balance and flow classes alongside. Many students come to learn the vertical silk, and the studio also teaches the hoop, rope and other apparatus.
Classes are organized by level. Beginner classes such as rope taster and rope beginner suit people new to the air, and intermediate and advanced flow classes build on what has already been learned.
Who it suits and how to start
The studio says it welcomes people of any gender, age, body shape, weight, background or experience, and it describes its classes as safe spaces where each person can explore without pressure. Classes are not divided into special groups.
The studio also offers its own introductory sessions, workshops, shows, and a workshop with a visiting aerialist. A first visit is a good way to see whether the work suits you.
Aerial Silk Vienna: questions and answers
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. Aerial Silk Vienna teaches a range of aerial work, so beginners can start with an introductory class, such as a rope taster, and move up through the levels from there.
How long are the classes and when do they run?
Most classes run 75 minutes. The timetable is weighted toward the weekend and the evening, with midday classes also common, and the busiest days are Tuesday, Sunday and Saturday.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes are on the weekend or in the evening, and the earliest starts are around 10am. Classes are also common at midday, with start times often around 1:45pm and 2:30pm, and the busiest evening starts are 6:30pm and 8:15pm.
Who leads the classes?
Classes are led by a team of about ten facilitators. Lina, Kim, Nanda, Sandra and Seda teach the most classes at the studio.
Is there a pass or membership?
Each class is paid for on its own. The studio offers introductory sessions and classes for adults, so you can try one before deciding what to book.