TANZWELT ZEHENDER

About TANZWELT ZEHENDER

Tanzwelt Zehender on Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Ring in Baden is a dance school with three dance halls, courses from beginner to competition dancer and its own dance shop. By its own description, the Tanzwelt is Lower Austria's largest dance paradise.

Courses and clubs

• Couples' courses: Viennese waltz, slow waltz, foxtrot and quickstep, tango, cha-cha-cha, rumba, samba, boogie and jive. Couples of all ages are welcome, explicitly including same-sex couples.
• Youth courses: basic courses in ballroom dancing for young people; the new ones started on 18 and 19 September 2026.
• Special courses: in-depth work on individual dances such as West Coast Swing, Tango Argentino or slowfox, weekly or as a workshop, often with guest teachers.
• Clubs: Platinum clubs for adults and youth clubs for teens who can already dance and want to refine their standard or Latin.
• Private lessons and weddings: one-to-one lessons and dedicated preparation for the wedding dance.
• Dance sport: the dance sport club TSK Schwarz-Weiss Baden is also based under the Tanzwelt's roof.

Smart casual clothing is worn for dancing; shoes with metal heels are not allowed. Couples' and special courses are best booked as a pair. Instead of individual courses there are also subscriptions with which you can dance as much as you like and switch between weekdays, for example with a twelve-month term, cancellable monthly as a Flex subscription, or as a youth subscription. Classes continue in summer and at Easter.

All about dancing

• Ball opening: dance in the opening committee or with your own choreography.
• Room hire: halls for company and private events.
• Dance shop: dance and wedding shoes.

Team and getting there

The Tanzwelt is run by Manfred Zehender, a certified dance master and dance sport coach, and Katharina Zehender, who looks after marketing and wedding couples. They are joined by several certified dance masters and assistants. Baden railway station is around five minutes away, the Baden Viadukt stop of the Badner Bahn three minutes, and the bus stops directly in front of the building at the Baden Wassergasse stop.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.