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Arabella Kiesbauer to Host "Bares für Rares Austria" on Puls 4
Arabella Kiesbauer, a seasoned Austrian television presenter, has been announced as the host of the Austrian version of the popular show "Bares für Rares". The show is set to air on private channel Puls 4 this fall, replacing ServusTV as the broadcast platform.
Kiesbauer, who is 56 years old, has made a name for herself in the Austrian television industry. She is known for her passion for flea market shopping and has amassed a collection of unique items such as old radios and coffee grinders over the years.
In her new role, Kiesbauer will accompany sellers as they bring in items for appraisal by experts and then negotiate with dealers to potentially sell their treasures. Whether they be heirlooms, attic finds, or collector's items, each item carries a story that Kiesbauer enjoys sharing.
The Austrian version of "Bares für Rares" follows the format of the original ZDF show, which has been led by Horst Lichter with charm, wit, and spirit for an unspecified number of years. Kiesbauer expresses admiration for Lichter and aspires to become the Austrian counterpart to him in hosting the show.
Due to space constraints, Kiesbauer is currently under a shopping ban. However, she hopes that this ban will be lifted now that she can offer her collected items on "Bares für Rares Austria".
Applications for the new season's production, which is set to start in September 2025, are open until the end of August for participants seeking to feature on the show. The exact start date for "Bares für Rares Austria" on Puls 4 has not yet been confirmed.
[1] Austrian Times [2] ServusTV Press Release [3] Puls 4 Press Release [4] German Press Agency Report
- Arabella Kiesbauer's charismatic hosting style for "Bares für Rares Austria" on Puls 4 is highly anticipated, as she combines her passion for lifestyle, including fashion-and-beauty and home-and-garden aesthetics, with her entertaining approach to presenting general-news stories, much like the show's German counterpart led by Horst Lichter.
- As celebrity guests and from diverse backgrounds appear on "Bares für Rares Austria," viewers can expect insightful discussions about the entertainment industry alongside the appraisal and acquisition of unique items, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the program.
- Following the launch of "Bares für Rares Austria" on Puls 4, fans of Arabella Kiesbauer can indulge in her impressive collection of vintage items, such as old radios and coffee grinders, showcased during the program, bringing a touch of nostalgia to the world of fashion-and-beauty, home-and-garden, and general-news broadcasts.
