VIENNA
Vienna at its best.
The 15 most popular concerts in Vienna, each one here with its price, how long it runs and a link straight to the booking page.
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on period instruments in Vienna’s Karlskirche. 75 minutes of thunder, birdsong, and cold-church charm.
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Hear Mozart, Bach, Christmas classics, or a massive organ recital inside Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral for about $11.
Mozart and Strauss in Vienna’s Golden Hall, with period costumes, famous solos, and a lively orchestra performance at Musikverein.
“View was partially blocked. Really need to be in front row of a life.”
A 70-minute Vienna string-concert at St. Anne’s Church with period instruments and standout acoustics. Free program, easy location.
Live Vienna classical concert in Mozart’s first house at Mozarthaus, with Sala Terrena frescoes and close-up Mozart Ensemble near St. Stephen’s.
Hear Mozart and Strauss in Schönbrunn’s Orangerie. 105 minutes of orchestra and opera singers in a UNESCO palace setting, from $63.
“It was a lovely experience! A must for visitors to Vienna”
Prebook a seat in St. Peter’s Church vaults for a 70-minute classical concert with Classic Ensemble Vienna.
“Viatour’s scheduled start time was ONE HOUR after the concert’s actual start time!! No refund or credit was given!!”
Hear Vienna’s composers in St. Anne’s Church: period-instrument string quartet, free seating choice, and a one-hour program starting at 8pm.
“We had a great experience. We got there about 30 mins early and got seats right at the front. Everything was brilliant and I would definitely go again.”
Vienna’s Schönbrunn after-hours audio tour plus 3-course Austrian dinner and a Mozart–Strauss concert in the Orangery.
“Don't trust the instructions to find the starting point for the tour. The instructions might say to proceed to a building "inside the main gate" to meet. What they really mean to say is to do a 2 minute walk after entering the main gate, going past the first building inside the gate (which is…”
Mozart and Strauss in Schönbrunn Palace. Pick your seats or upgrade to VIP for priority entry, drinks, and a program.
“The musicians/concert was excellent but too many distractions with crowd conduct. Large group of tourists wearing hats to an indoor night concert. No cameras allowed but this was not enforced. Too much group talking. People moving into more favorable seats at break time to be closer to performance, tickets where priced based closest to stage…”
A 2-hour Vienna Mozart concert with period costumes at the Musikverein, choosing your seat and hall, with excellent orchestra sound and practical tips.
“THIS IS A HUGE SCAM. I have been to several classical music concerts in my live and I nver thought I would find anything as bad as this. It was a waste of money and time. Plus I wrote to them to get a refund and no response.”
Mozart and Strauss in Vienna’s Old Stock Exchange Palace. 90 minutes of live orchestral music plus opera and ballet by Vienna Residence Orchestra.
Eschenbach Palace concert in Vienna: Strauss, Mozart, Schubert with orchestra, opera singers, and dancers. 80 minutes around $51.
After-hours Schönbrunn Palace tour, 3-course Austrian dinner, and a Mozart and Strauss concert in the Orangery, timed for a magical night.
“the meeting point as per app was a bit confusing - even after i opened google maps but eventually i found my way to the meeting point at the main entrance. i initially thought meeting point was at fountain area as per google maps. otherwise the concert was amazing! 👍”
Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at Vienna’s Karlskirche with Orchester 1756 and baroque instruments, plus practical tips for cold pews and seat choice.
“Amazing experience all be it very cold we were grateful for the blankets in the Church. Would advise getting there earlier as it’s a first come first serve basis an although we could hear fine the seats gave us no vision at all.”
The palaces, the concert halls, the coffee houses, and the road out along the Danube.
