09October 2026
from 6 pm
from 6 pm
IMMO × DINE
No more than 16 guests, one shared table and personal conversations with Jürgen and Matthias Nussbaumer.
- VenueAm Hof 8 · Vienna
- Seats16
- Dress codeSmart Elegant
NIC Events · Experience
PrivateExperiences.
From an intimate dinner to larger evenings with selected guests: NIC events change their setting, never their standard.
Remarkable places, carefully chosen people and conversations that last well beyond the evening.
Upcoming
The next time at the table.
The NIC Experience
Some evenings need one table. Others need the whole room.
NIC events range from a personal dinner to a larger society evening.
Different formats, different places. Connected by the same standard for people, atmosphere and exchange.
Formats
The IMMO × series.
IMMO × is the umbrella for NIC evenings. Each format has its own place and its own atmosphere. What stays the same: selected guests and personal exchange.
9 October 2026IMMO × DINE
A private dinner in a deliberately small circle.
Coming soonIMMO × CASINO ROYAL
The next format. A new place, a new atmosphere.
FAQ
Before we meet.
Everything to know before your next NIC event.
Can non-members attend NIC events?
That depends on the format. Some evenings are reserved for members, others are deliberately opened to selected guests.
How do I get a seat at an event?
For limited formats, a request does not automatically mean a seat. After you register, we review availability and confirm your attendance personally.
May I bring a guest?
Only by prior arrangement. Many of our events are kept deliberately small and the composition of the table matters, so seats are generally allocated per person.
What does attendance cost?
The price depends on the event and is communicated clearly with the request or invitation.
When will I know whether my seat is confirmed?
As soon as possible after your request. For smaller formats we pay close attention to who sits at the table, which is why final confirmation is always given personally.
Membership
Membership
is selective.
Not everyone is right for NIC.
And NIC is not right for everyone.