Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the European Street Food Festival in Vienna!

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the European Street Food Festival in Vienna!

The “European Street Food Festival” is looking forward to its tenth anniversary. This popular festival will take place in Vienna on May 10th and 11th, 2025, after having already successfully toured throughout Austria. The venue is the outdoor area of ​​the town hall, where thousands of visitors were welcomed in previous years. So far, a total of 3.5 million people have visited the festival and enjoyed the variety of food.

Dozens of food trucks offer a wide range of culinary delights. Visitors can look forward to a varied offering, ranging from starters and soups to main courses and dessert. Particularly noteworthy are the international specialties that come from countries such as Mexico, Norway, Austria, India and the USA. Vegan and vegetarian options as well as sweet treats such as mini donuts and crepes are also part of the offer. The food is freshly prepared on site, ensuring an authentic taste experience.

Opening times and admission

The festival opens its doors on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free, which makes the event particularly attractive for gourmets and families.

Anticipation is growing as European cities like Vienna prepare for a lively street food festival season. Street food festivals are not only places to discover new tastes, but they also celebrate local ingredients and innovative food fusions. Interesting events can also be found in other European cities. The “Eat Street” festival in Barcelona offers traditional tapas and vegan dishes, while the city of Naples is known for its pizza and fried foods. In Berlin, “Street Food Thursday” in Markthalle Neun attracts visitors with a variety of international cuisine.

Gastronomic experiences in Europe

The longing for culinary delights is also reflected in the gastronomic routes offered, which lead through picturesque landscapes and to famous food stops. For example, the Lyon to Marseille route offers traditional bouchons and fresh seafood, while Lisbon to Porto is prized for its coastal views and streetside bakeries. When planning such a gastronomic trip through Europe, safety precautions such as vehicle checks and hygienic practices at festivals are particularly important. In addition, weather preparations should not be neglected in order to be prepared for unexpected changes.

Overall, the European Street Food Festival promises many unforgettable experiences and special culinary discoveries. The organizers are excited to celebrate Europe's food culture and delight visitors with innovative and traditional dishes. People from all regions are warmly invited to become part of this special anniversary.

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