An evening full of elegance, music, and heartfelt solidarity: At the 73rd Vienna Medical Doctors’ Ball held at the Hofburg Palace, a new record sum of €118,000 was raised for a good cause. The net proceeds from the sold-out event benefit the WE&ME Foundation, which supports people living with ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome).

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What an unforgettable evening in the magnificent Hofburg! The 73rd Vienna Doctors' Ball was once again a real highlight of the Viennese ball season - and completely sold out with around 3,800 guests from politics, science and society. From the rousing midnight interlude with DelaDap to the legendary audience quadrille - the ball offered unforgettable moments. But the real highlight? Dancing for a good cause! The net proceeds will go to the WE&ME Foundation, which is dedicated to research and the fight against ME/CFS.

In just a few days, the Vienna Medical Doctors' Ball will once again open its doors in the magnificent Hofburg Palace in Vienna. The traditional event will take place for the 73rd time on Saturday, 25 January 2025 and is once again a social highlight with a prominent line-up. The ball is already completely sold out, which impressively emphasises its position as a fixed star in the Viennese ball calendar.