Das Werk is a dance club in Alsergrund, Vienna.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Tip: Cash bar; arrive after 01:00 for the proper room. Walk between Das Werk and Grelle Forelle on a single night for the full Spittelauer Lände spread.
Address: Spittelauer Lände 12, 1090 Wien, Vienna
Camera Club sits at the foot of Neubaugasse just off Mariahilfer Strasse, with two dancefloors that book a steady rotation of house, electro, techno, funk and dubstep nights inside a former cinema basement.
Tip18 plus on the door; queue before midnight for guestlist rates. Mariahilfer Strasse U3 is two minutes away.
Donau hides behind a grey metal door on Karl-Schweighofer-Gasse between Mariahilfer Strasse and the MuseumsQuartier, running cheap drinks and underground electronic bookings across minimal, house and dubstep nights.
TipNo sign on the door; ring for entry. Open seven nights; weeknights pull a local crowd over a cheaper bar.
Porgy & Bess moved into a former adult cinema on Riemergasse in 2001 across three floors, programming a broad reading of jazz that takes in electronic, world music, soul and singer-songwriter sets nearly every night.
TipTickets via the website; the main floor seating sells out for named acts. Late jam sessions start around 23:30 on weekends.
Jazzland has run since 1972 in a rustic vaulted cellar under the Ruprechtskirche on Franz-Josefs-Kai, the oldest jazz club in Austria and a steady stage for traditional, swing and blues with over 300 American guest acts on its history.
TipDoors at 19:00, music at 20:30. Cash at the door; the food is hearty Austrian and the room is small, so come early.
Chelsea opened on the Lerchenfelder Gürtel in 1995 inside three interconnected U6 brick arches, anchoring the Gürtel strip with British indie bookings, alternative DJ nights and Premier League broadcasts on a worn floor.
TipLive shows usually 21:00 doors; the basement back room runs after the gig. Cash and card on the bar.
B72 has booked alternative Austrian and international acts since 1998 across two interconnected U6 arches near Alser Strasse, with a downstairs stage, two bars and a chillout balcony above the dancefloor.
TipLive concerts most evenings; DJ sets follow the gig and run until 04:00. Cash easier than card.
