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Mozarthaus: Wiener Ensemble Concert & Museums Entry Tickets

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1 hr 10 mins

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4.8/5(37)

Emilia M

Couple

Verified booking

Jun 2026

A lovely venue for chamber music and a wonderful ensemble consisting of a violinist, a pianist, and a cellist. Most of the pieces were performed as trios, with a few as duos: cello and piano. They presented a beautiful and varied program, performed not only with great skill and imagination but also accompanied by very informative commentary. Congratulations!

Andrew L

Family

Verified booking

Mar 2026

The performance quality was excellent. My only regret is an all Mozart performance was not available. There are so many excellent selections available from his catalog one could easily set up a chronological walk through his career that would be so marvelous. Piano sonatas, rondos, short opera outtakes......etc. What we did hear was great and the acoustics were very good for that type of space.

Explore Mozarthaus Vienna, the only preserved home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and walk through the very rooms where he composed The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni.

Discover original manuscripts, letters, and exhibits that reveal Mozart’s life, his inspirations, and the vibrant musical world of 18th-century Vienna.

Enjoy a live classical concert by the renowned Wiener Ensemble, performing Mozart’s most celebrated symphonies, concertos, and operatic highlights.

Take your seat in the elegant Bösendorfer Saal, famed for its crystal-clear acoustics and intimate setting, with Category A or B seating available.

Experience two of Vienna’s cultural treasures in one visit, blending history and live performance for an unforgettable journey into Mozart’s legacy.

Entry to the Mozarthaus Vienna

Access to the Bösendorfer Saal

Live performance by the Wiener Ensemble

Seating options:

Category A seating (first 5 rows)

Category B seating (6th row onwards)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What our guests say
Emilia M
Couple
Verified booking
Jun 2026
A lovely venue for chamber music and a wonderful ensemble consisting of a violinist, a pianist, and a cellist. Most of the pieces were performed as trios, with a few as duos: cello and piano. They presented a beautiful and varied program, performed not only with great skill and imagination but also accompanied by very informative commentary. Congratulations!
Tuomas N
Couple
Verified booking
Jun 2026
The program was commercial-conservative but the playing was right, virtuotic and dynamic.
Adriana C
Family
Verified booking
Apr 2026
The venue is cozy. The program is geared toward tourists; it’s a small performance, more like a recital. It’s not really a concert. It’s fun.
Jeffrey L
Couple
Verified booking
May 2026
Everything went smoothly . Good info on your app
Andrew L
Family
Verified booking
Mar 2026
The performance quality was excellent. My only regret is an all Mozart performance was not available. There are so many excellent selections available from his catalog one could easily set up a chronological walk through his career that would be so marvelous. Piano sonatas, rondos, short opera outtakes......etc. What we did hear was great and the acoustics were very good for that type of space.

Explore Mozart’s world with a single ticket that combines a visit to his former Vienna residence, filled with original artifacts and exhibits, with a live classical concert in the Bösendorfer Saal, creating a seamless experience that unites history, music, and the spirit of Vienna.

Getting started

Begin your visit at Domgasse 5, just off St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and follow the marked signs to Mozarthaus Vienna, where quick security checks and helpful staff ensure a smooth entry before you explore the museum’s three exhibition floors.

Inside Mozart's home

As you step into Mozart's former residence, you're transported back to the 18th century, surrounded by the very rooms where the genius composed some of his greatest works.

The museum’s exhibits offer a fascinating glimpse into his life, showcasing original manuscripts, personal letters, and mementos. Whether marveling at his early achievements as a young prodigy or tracing his evolution into a celebrated composer, the Mozarthaus offers an unforgettable experience that brings you closer to the heart of Vienna’s musical legacy.

A live concert experience

But the magic doesn’t stop there; your ticket also grants you access to a live concert by the renowned Wiener Ensemble. Enjoy classical masterpieces by Mozart, Haydn, and other legendary composers performed in the Bösendorfer Saal, a venue renowned for its exceptional acoustics. As the orchestra performs, the music fills the concert hall, creating a captivating atmosphere that is truly enchanting.

Whether you are seated in the front rows of Category A or further back in Category B, the intimate setting ensures that you are fully immersed in the performance. This seamless combination of Mozart’s life and music enhances the overall experience, offering you the rare opportunity to explore his home and hear his masterpieces performed in the heart of Vienna.

What to bring

Keep a small notebook or use a voice recorder to jot down interesting insights or details you pick up during the tour.

What’s not allowed

Check large bags, suitcases, or bulky belongings at the cloakroom before entering. Only small handbags or daypacks may be carried inside.

Flash photography is strictly forbidden. Clear reminder signs are posted in every gallery, particularly near rooms that house original manuscripts.

Tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted. A compact camera or smartphone works best for taking photos.

Food and drinks are not allowed within the exhibition areas. You can leave snacks or bottled water with the reception or store them in outer pockets.

Accessibility

The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, featuring a ramped entrance, wide doors, and an elevator connecting all public floors.

An accessible restroom is available on the basement level for visitor convenience.

Service animals are welcome throughout the museum.

Additional information

For a calmer visit, plan to come between Tuesday and Thursday mornings when the museum is least crowded. Mondays, weekends, and late afternoons often see heavier traffic from tour groups and school visits.

Plan to arrive at least an hour before the performance to enjoy the museum visit, pick up your tickets, and find a comfortable seat, as seating is generally unassigned.

Most guests begin their tour on the first floor, but consider starting on the third floor with the themed exhibits and making your way down to the second-floor Mozart apartment to avoid the busiest sections.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please arrive at the meeting point 30 mins before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point. Students must show a valid student ID.

Meeting point

Meet your host at the main entrance of the Wien Museum Mozart apartment.

Address: Mozarthaus, Domgasse 5, 1010 Wien, Austria.

Landmark: Directly behind St. Stephen's Cathedral.

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