What exactly is a bachelor? No, not an academic title. And certainly not a reality TV format involving ceremonial roses. For the purpose of this list, the definition is far simpler — and legally sound: a bachelor is a man who is not married. Full stop.
Whether he has been in a “complicated situation” for a decade, an on-again/off-again romance, or an emotionally ambitious let’s-see-where-this-goes arrangement is entirely irrelevant to this assessment. Because — and this is the only rule that applies here — until he puts a ring on it, he’s fair game.
This list is not relationship advice. It is not a moral judgement. And it is certainly not a seminar on fidelity. It is a clear-eyed — albeit knowingly playful — inventory of men who officially belong to no one, at least not in the eyes of the registry office.
What earns a place on this list is not romance, but relevance: heir or self-made, discreetly wealthy or unapologetically famous, talented, powerful, controversial, or simply exceptionally nice to look at. Whether their stage is a family dynasty or a start-up, a theatre, a sports arena or an Instagram feed, the only requirement is this: they command attention, spark conversation and inspire desire.
Ladies, hunting season has officially begun.
Philipp Hochmair
He is the Jedermann for our time: intense, uncompromising, magnetic. With his critically acclaimed portrayal of Jedermann at the Salzburg Festival, award-winning film and television roles (from The Wannsee Conference to Tatort), and a commanding stage presence, Philipp Hochmair has secured his place in Austria’s cultural elite.
Privately, he is as deliberate as he is on stage: reserved, nonconformist and notably media-averse.
In short: intellectual gravitas, international relevance and officially unmarried. More than enough reason for Hochmair to feature on this list.
Gregor Schlierenzauer
Multiple Overall World Cup titles, Four Hills Tournament victories, Olympic gold and one of the most successful ski jumpers in the history of the sport. Gregor Schlierenzauer represents discipline, precision and a once-in-a-generation athletic career.
Yes, he is considered taken, but not married. Which, according to the rules of this list, makes him fully eligible. Privately grounded, athletic and refreshingly scandal-free, his appeal is only amplified by restraint.
Excellence, consistency and composure: a champion in every sense.
Farnam Miad
In his mid-twenties and already an entrepreneur, Farnam Miad represents a new generation of business bachelors who seamlessly combine heritage, ambition and urban lifestyle. Of Persian descent, internationally minded and strategically driven, he moves effortlessly between network-building and growth.
As the owner of the nightlife venue ELEYX, he has introduced fresh momentum to Vienna’s club scene, while simultaneously operating in the real estate sector. Visible, ambitious and clearly focused on the long game.
In short: next-generation entrepreneur, cultural depth and officially unmarried. Exactly the profile this list is about.
Eric Demuth
He turned an idea into a billion-euro company and himself into one of the most influential tech bachelors in the country. As co-founder of Bitpanda, Eric Demuth embodies digital entrepreneurship, calculated risk and a confident new Austrian founder mindset.
From start-up to unicorn, from crypto enthusiast to CEO with global reach, Demuth combines intelligence, vision and economic relevance. Privately reserved, deliberately discreet and known above all for one thing: no wedding ring.
Self-made, tech-savvy and officially unmarried: proof that the future can indeed be attractive.
David Lansky
A prominent surname may open doors but stepping through them still requires substance. David Lansky, son of renowned lawyer Gabriel Lansky, consciously chose the more demanding path: personal achievement over inherited attention.
Educated at the Vienna International School and the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna, his résumé reflects internationality, discipline and strategic thinking. Today, he works at EY, with additional international exposure, including time spent in Dubai, navigating the intersection of business, politics and global networks.
Privately discreet (insiders whisper of a long-standing school romance), publicly relevant above all for one reason: unmarried.
Elite education, independent ambition and global perspective: a bachelor defined by attitude, not legacy.
Nadiv Molcho
He is the only Molcho brother who chose not to build his career primarily within the family’s famed NENI hospitality empire — instead opting for the international screen. As the son of legendary mime Samy Molcho and a member of one of Austria’s most prominent gastronomic families, his options were many. He chose Hollywood.
Nadiv Molcho has appeared in international film and television productions, including multiple Netflix projects (Freud, The Gray Man), steadily establishing himself in the global acting landscape. His next step is both personal and ambitious: he is currently developing a film in which he will portray his famous father. A biopic bridging family history, physical art and cultural legacy.
Internationally active, artistically driven and present without being overexposed. And crucially for this list: the only one of the four Molcho brothers who is not married.
Jean-Paul Vaugoin
He is the man who doesn’t just preserve a 170-year-old Viennese luxury tradition, but carries it effortlessly into the present. As sixth-generation head of the iconic silversmith Jarosinski & Vaugoin, Jean-Paul Vaugoin stands for refined craftsmanship, cultivated taste and timeless elegance.
Those who believe tradition must be stiff clearly haven’t followed him on Instagram. On the company’s account, he delights audiences with witty, self-ironic and unexpectedly charming videos where silver, style and Viennese humour collide. Proof that luxury can have a sense of humour, and personality is everything.
Moving confidently between craftsmanship, international circles and digital playfulness, he remains unmarried, cultivated and quietly charismatic. A bachelor who shines without ever needing to raise his voice.
Stavros von Kazinyan
Born in Armenia, Stavros von Kazinyan operates where history meets taste. An antiques and furniture dealer, he is known for his discerning eye for quality, proportion and timeless aesthetics. His focus is on carefully selected pieces with character. Objects that define spaces rather than merely fill them.
In the international art and interiors world, he is regarded as a discreet connoisseur and trusted advisor — someone who understands trends without chasing them. Quiet yet precise, he combines artisanal substance with a curatorial sensibility that resonates with collectors and design-savvy clients alike.
Privately, he is clearly positioned: divorced, no children, and ample room for what comes next. Often accompanied by his dog Micki, who has become almost as much a signature as his refined taste.
A bachelor defined by aesthetics, experience and calm authority.
Philipp Geymüller
A name steeped in history, paired with a life lived with intention. Philipp Geymüller descends from an old Austrian aristocratic and banking family, whose influence reaches back to the 18th century. Schloss Geymüller in Vienna — now part of the MAK museum complex remains closely tied to the family name, symbolising cultivated taste, patronage and architectural heritage.
Schloss Hollenburg, still in family ownership since 1822, regularly serves as the backdrop for private art gatherings and legendary soirées.
Rather than mere representation, Geymüller embodies a quiet, educated aristocracy: art-minded, tradition-aware and internationally oriented. Philipp studied in St. Gallen and holds a doctorate in economics — in other words, he's not just a dandy! He moves effortlessly between past and present, with a sense of responsibility, but without nostalgia weighing him down.
Privately reserved, publicly notable for one key fact: unmarried and single.
Martin Ho
Vienna’s most notorious bad boy! And precisely for that reason, irresistible to those who prefer wild over well-behaved. With Martin Ho, one scandal follows the next, headlines are guaranteed, and the spotlight rarely dims. After the latest chapter, one thing is certain: he is single again.
Yet where others retreat, Ho expands. This February marks the launch of his first international gastronomy project in Dubai: AY-VY, art-directed by Michael Comte and located in the Dubai International Financial Centre. A high-end setting, bold visual language and unmistakably global ambition. Proof that turbulence hasn’t slowed his momentum.
As the saying goes: red flags can look very good at night.
Benedikt Fellner
A prominent name, an international foundation and a clear determination to build a profile of his own. Benedikt Fellner, son of Wolfgang Fellner and Ushi Fellner, grew up at the heart of Austria’s media world, yet early on directed his gaze beyond Vienna.
After attending the American International School Vienna, he moved to the UK to study at the London School of Economics, an environment that sharpens analytical thinking, global perspective and strategic acumen. He is currently gaining hands-on experience at Bitpanda, one of Austria’s most visible tech success stories.
Balancing media legacy, elite education and tech ambition, Fellner operates deliberately under the radar: focused on building rather than performing. Privately discreet, publicly relevant above all for one reason: young, handsome and unmarried.
Tito Gaudenzi
He brings international sports glamour to where winter is at its most exclusive. Tito Gaudenzi is a professional polo player and one of the driving forces behind the legendary Snow Polo events in Kitzbühel and St. Moritz. Tournaments where elite athleticism meets haute société.
Not Austrian, yet a permanent fixture of the Kitzbühel scene during winter season, Gaudenzi moves effortlessly between polo fields, grand hotels and champagne receptions. His life unfolds between international tournaments in Miami, Kitzbühel and St. Moritz: ambitious, athletic, cosmopolitan and constantly in motion.
Insider knowledge suggests that the nearly 1.90-metre-tall Gaudenzi, despite having been in long-term relationships in the past, remains unmarried. A fact that keeps him firmly on this list.
Ivo Buchta
Fitness coach, entrepreneur and unmistakably part of his own success formula. As founder of Shaped by IB, Ivo Buchta has built a training concept in Vienna that merges performance, aesthetics and community: functional, demanding and visibly popular.
His classes are consistently sold out, not only due to smart programming and measurable results, but also because of his very present appearance. Let’s be honest: the man is handsome. One might say motivation in the room runs high — as does interest.
Athletic, entrepreneurial and media-savvy, with a clearly defined personal brand and a history of relationships that have, so far, remained ring-free.
OA Dr. Teodor Kapitanov
Medical precision meets technological avant-garde. OA Dr. Teodor Kapitanov ranks among Vienna’s most sought-after private physicians: clinically excellent, highly experienced and endowed with the calm authority that inspires trust. As a senior consultant, he combines personalised care with cutting-edge medicine, performing procedures with robot-assisted surgical systems where precision and safety are paramount.
Kapitanov also thinks beyond the operating theatre. As founder of SurgVRse, he is advancing the digitalisation of medical education. The VR- and AI-powered e-learning platform allows physicians to train complex procedures in realistic virtual environments. A start-up positioned at the intersection of medicine, innovation and the future.
Outside the OR, he is athletic, impeccably groomed and regularly spotted at one of Vienna’s elite tennis clubs.
The only reason, ladies, to voluntarily go under the knife.
Maximilian Hegenbart
These days, he is found where neighbourhood charm meets scene appeal: at Lepschi, his newly opened venue on Schönbrunner Straße. Cool cocktails, relaxed snacks and a host who knows how to keep evenings in motion: Hegenbart has created a new anchor point in Vienna’s nightlife.
His background is as solid as it is layered: educated at the Lycée Français de Vienne, raised within a well-established real-estate family with income properties, garages and entrepreneurial substance. The Hegenbart carpenter family, rooted in Vienna for over 150 years, once received housing from the city as accommodation for young craftsmen — a historical foundation linking handcraft, urban history and business spirit.
Entrepreneurial from early on, Hegenbart previously ran The Barts Apartments, an Airbnb and serviced-apartment business, before visibly pivoting into gastronomy. Privately, he is highly athletic: boxing and MMA are fixed components of his routine. 34 years old, single, well-connected and frequently described as a party boy.
Zayd Kubari
Little is publicly known about the mid-twenty-something — aside from his connection to the renowned Kuzbari family of surgeons — and that is precisely what makes him intriguing. Zayd Kubari belongs to a category of men who impress not through volume, but through achievement.
As a world finalist in show jumping, he has proven himself on an international stage, demonstrating discipline, precision and mental resilience. Of Austrian-Syrian heritage, his cultural background is as international as the sport he competes in.
Away from the riding arena, Kubari deliberately remains under the radar: no loud self-promotion, no public narratives — only results. A bachelor defined by focus, performance and restraint.
Stefan Embacher
Power is most effective when it operates quietly. Stefan Embacher stands at the helm of the RocFortis Group, one of Austria’s fastest-growing corporate groups in the field of digital and physical security. With more than 100 employees and a portfolio spanning cybersecurity, intelligence and strategic advisory, Embacher operates in a world where discretion, control and trust are non-negotiable.
As Chairman of the Board, he oversees companies including Foreus Intelligence, Foreus AI Systems, SecFortis, DevFortis, C24, QFortis and The Nest Circle. His clients range from embassies and banks to international organisations and leading law firms: mandates that are not advertised, but protected. Reputation management as well as corporate and legal investigations complete the group’s strategic offering.
Surprisingly accessible in public, Embacher maintains an open Instagram profile and hosts the podcast Staatsgeheimnis, where he offers measured insights into security, power structures and geopolitics. A man who understands how to guard information and when to share just enough.
Alexander Maximilian Kalinka
Alexander Maximilian Kalinka is co-founder of Home1, one of the leading specialists in property management, pursuing a deliberately unconventional approach: smarter, more efficient and firmly rooted in urban contexts.
Together with his partners, Home1 does not build traditional hotels. Instead, the company acquires commercial properties in prime urban locations and transforms them into boutique hotels that combine design, operational efficiency and local identity. The scale is already established: 12 locations with over 500 units across Austria. A portfolio that proves growth can be quiet, yet highly strategic.
Kalinka’s background is international: studies in St. Gallen and at the New York University. Today, he operates as a real estate investor, combining analytical depth with hands-on execution. Precision over noise, structure over spectacle.
Sammy Zayed
If style were a discipline, he has mastered it. Sammy Zayed is widely regarded as Vienna’s most stylish man: stylist, art collector, exhibitor and interior designer. The spaces he creates resemble art galleries more than homes. Art as far as the eye can see, iconic 1970s Gucci chairs, curated objects instead of decoration: his creations are a total work of art and urban legends in their own right.
Professionally, Zayed shaped the unmistakable interiors of many hot-spots over the years ((X Club, A1 Start Up Campus, Shaped by IB, Paul & Worthmann), setting visual standards for a Vienna that thinks internationally and dares aesthetically. His influence now extends to the screen: for the second season of the Netflix series Crooks, he was responsible for the styling: raw, precise and visually uncompromising.
Privately, recently divorced, with significantly more room for what comes next. Style, after all, thrives on evolution.
Matteo Krause & Nino Krause
Double handsome. The Krause brothers are living proof that real estate can have presence. Matteo and Nino Krause are the managing directors of NMK Immobilien GmbH and third-generation property developers. Raised in an established real-estate family, they know the market not from slide decks, but from heritage.
Their focus lies in property development, brokerage and investment advisory. Structured, capital-oriented and guided by a refined sense of value and timing. While others are still building networks, the Krauses move comfortably within them.
Currently spotted where Vienna likes to look: at Le Fou, the new establishment by Alex Schrack. Visible, composed and very much part of the city’s social current.
Ferdinand Porsche
Thirty-three, Viennese by residence, Porsche by birth: explanation unnecessary. Ferdinand Porsche belongs to one of the most storied automotive dynasties in the world, yet his interests extend beyond legacy alone. He studied architecture, approaching form, structure and speed with an analytical eye that mirrors his surname’s philosophy.
Automotive passion, however, is non-negotiable. Porsche doesn’t just admire cars, he races them. From karts to competitive circuits, including appearances in British Formula 4, speed remains both discipline and obsession. Precision, focus and mechanical intuition come naturally.
Where to spot him? At the Ice Race in Zell am See, where motorsport heritage, winter glamour and high-octane aesthetics collide.
Franz Josef Felber & Heinrich Eylers
They’re friends, they’re inseparable and together, unmistakably double trouble. At just 23, Franz Josef Felber and Heinrich Eylers embody a new, confident Gen-Z elegance, where heritage meets modern ambition.
Franz Josef Felber is heir to the legendary Felber Bäckerei dynasty and yes, having Doris Felber as a potential mother-in-law is the gift every daughter in law deserves to have in life. Educated at the Amadeus International School Vienna, he complemented privilege with practice: multiple Bäckerlehren in other bakeries, real hands-on craftsmanship, and the rare ability to braid a Strietzel by hand — correctly, no shortcuts.
By his side: Heinrich Eylers, raised in an artistic household: his mother an artist. Bringing aesthetic sensibility and quiet confidence. Officially handsome (with proof): he has already modeled for the Austrian traditional clothing brand Meindl, confirming that Tracht can be very Gen Z.
Today, the two study International Business Management together at Modul University in Vienna, combining legacy, creativity and global ambition — polished, self-aware and future-facing.
Where to spot them: at the Felber Filiale on the Tuchlauben, where tradition, good looks and Gen-Z confidence tend to converge.