Feuerwehr-Wagner takes private groups for company parties, weddings, christenings and birthdays, with seven indoor rooms on two floors, a covered courtyard and a terraced garden. The venue is a family wine estate and Heuriger at Grinzinger Straße 53 in Vienna's 19th district. The official site lists 320 indoor seats and 600 outdoor seats.
Seminars and company events
The estate names company parties among the occasions it hosts, next to family celebrations. It is a place for a team dinner, a year-end gathering or a client evening rather than a conference with plenary equipment: the site mentions no projector, screens or meeting rooms. Groups choose from food offers the kitchen puts together for larger parties, and the team will help organize the event on request.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are listed first among the celebrations the rooms are suited to. The seven rooms vary in size, so a small family lunch and a larger reception can both find a fitting space. In winter, wood-fired tile stoves heat the rooms. In summer, a reception can move to the arcade courtyard or the garden.
Rooms and capacities
The ground floor holds 120 seats in three rooms: Schank, Weinpresse and Stube. The first floor holds 200 seats in four rooms: Alter Stock, Stüberl, Stock neu and Galerie. The website gives seat totals per floor, not per room, so ask which room suits your group size.
Outside, the Arkadenhof has 200 seats under a canopy that protects against sun, rain and wind. The garden has 400 seats on two levels behind the main building and reaches down to Rudolf-Kassner-Gasse. The site advises reserving, because seating is limited.
Catering
Food and wine come from the estate. The Heuriger serves a warm and cold buffet with seasonal dishes, and the menu also has a vegan section. For group events, the site offers a downloadable order and reservation form in German and in English. You choose from the party menus, fill in the form and send it back by email. A separate catering page exists on the site.
History and setting
The Wagner family has run a wine estate for more than 330 years on record. Today it covers 11 hectares of vineyards in Vienna and in Klosterneuburg-Weidling. The oldest part of the cellar dates from the 17th century. The family has poured its own wines since 1784, when Emperor Joseph II regulated wine sales in Vienna. The name comes from Josef Wagner, the last volunteer fire brigade captain of Heiligenstadt around 1900. A 1972 conversion enlarged the Heuriger to its present seven rooms.
Getting there
From the U4 terminus or tram line 38, bus 38A runs to the Neugebauerweg stop. Taxi ranks are at the U4 terminus, the tram 38 terminus and in Nußdorf. A few guest parking spaces stand in front of the Heuriger; otherwise a short-term parking zone applies on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., with a three-hour limit. Bike racks are at the entrance.
