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Vienna Heels
Vienna Heels is a studio in Katastralgemeinde Simmering. About 6 classes a week with 5 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Thursdays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Vienna Heels
Vienna Heels is a heels dance studio in Simmering, held in the Soundcube space in the Gasometer C complex. The classes are built around technique and choreography, with lines, walks and stretched legs practiced as the foundation for every combo. Most sessions take place in the evening, and the timetable runs from afternoon starts to a late 8pm finish.
It suits you if
- you want to learn heels from the ground up
- you prefer evening classes after work
- you enjoy choreography with a warm-up and technique focus
At a glance
5classes this week
2facilitators
Read more about Vienna HeelsWhat the classes look like, Where to start
What the classes look like
Vienna Heels has a focused program of heels classes. Its most common formats are 90-minute choreography sessions, which move from a warm-up and stretching into a combo. Beginner and open level choreography sit side by side, so the step from one to the other is clear. The Heels Technique class is shorter and works on the details that every choreography depends on.
The timetable leans heavily to the evening. More than half of the classes start in the evening, with the busiest start times around 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8pm and 4:30pm. Monday and Thursday are among the busiest days, and Saturday also fills up, with about a third of classes falling at weekends.
Where to start
The Absolute Beginner Course is the entry point for anyone with no background in heels or dance. It is designed to teach everything needed before joining the regular classes, and it runs as a longer 120-minute block that starts on 7 November 2026 in Vienna.
For those who have some experience, the choreography classes offer more challenge, and the Muses advanced training group is the most intensive option at 120 minutes. Heels Technique suits anyone who wants steady work on the fundamentals alongside their choreography.
Vienna Heels: questions and answers
Where is Vienna Heels, and when do classes run?
Vienna Heels is based at Soundcube in Gasometer C, Guglgasse 12, in Simmering. Most of its classes are in the evening, with the first starts around 2:30pm and the latest at 8pm.
Is there a class for complete beginners?
Yes. The Absolute Beginner Course is written for people with no experience in high heels or in dance. It covers the basics before you move on to the regular classes, and it runs as a longer block of 120 minutes.
Which classes suit someone who is new to heels?
Heels Technique is a 60-minute class that works on lines, walks, bevels, points and stretched legs, and it is the place to build the basics. The beginner choreography class is 90 minutes and combines a warm-up with a short, beginner-friendly combo. The open level choreography class is more challenging and artistic.
Who teaches at Vienna Heels?
Most classes are led by one of about ten facilitators. Brini, Reesa, Carmen, Fiona and Oxxi teach the largest share of the timetable.
How long are the classes?
Most classes take 90 minutes, and each one starts with a warm-up and stretching. The Muses advanced training group is longer, at 120 minutes.