Gentlemen Clubs in Austria run very similar in style to strip clubs in Germany. The ‘Champagne System‘ is used as a club style and commission structure. There is some focus on the stage compared to other countries in Europe. Dancers offer cheaper, shorter private shows as well as bottle commission so the pace varies hugely. Therefore, different work styles and budgets can benefit. Austria is a tourist destination, in the major cities and, especially, in the winter ski season.
Most clubs will offer ‘funny money’ and tipping is expected in the shows especially if you are sitting around the stage. Girls work the crowd for show dollars during performances and will often go fully nude. Private dances normally start at around €50 for a lap dance of around 2 songs in length and a ladies drink will go from €30 upwards. With the various pricing options available, strip clubs in Austria will have customers from all walks of life.
Dancer expectations vary greatly within Gentlemen Clubs in Austria. Clubs vary on touching policies. Prostitution is legal and sometimes goes on within the clubs. Patrons and dancers need to research to go to the correct venues based on what they consider acceptable.
The majority of clubs offer a fixed salary to dancers and so dancer numbers are monitored. It is very usual for clubs to offer accommodation. Dancers tend to come from all over Europe due to the country’s central location. The commission structure and fixed salary system is also an attractive prospect for travelling dancers. Austria is one of the first Euro currency countries to enter from Eastern European states so you will find many girls from these countries. For example, Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania.
Locations of Gentlemen Clubs in Austria
Strip clubs can be found operating throughout the whole of Austria as it is considered acceptable, socially and legally. From major cities to smaller towns, striptease or cabaret clubs are freely available.
Austria’s capital, Vienna has the highest concentration including:-
There are two other Babylon branches, one in Klagenfurt and one in Salzburg.
The ski areas of Austria have Blue Moon in Voralberg, Rodelhütte in Sölden, Sansibar Tabledance in Ried im Imkriss (they also have a branch in Schärding).
Some information about Austria
Austria is a landlocked country in central Europe bordering with the Czech Republic, Germany, Slovenia, Italy, Hungary, Slovakia, Liechtenstein, Italy and Switzerland. The locals tend to speak Bavarian German. It has a population of over 8.72 million people. Austria has a very varied landscape, from the mountains to the cities. There is a lot to attract tourists and visitors both for business and recreation, such as skiing, hiking and shopping. Austria is a ‘Schengen’ country and one of the richest in the world. Therefore, it can offer a very high standard of living.
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