Vienna Music Society (Musikverein)

Immerse yourself in a spectacular 1-hour 45-minute Mozart Orchestra concert at the world-renowned Vienna Music Society, where classical mastery meets unparalleled acoustics.

Choose from a range of seating options, including the exclusive Mozart VIP category, offering the best views, a gourmet four-course meal at Restaurant Opus, and a charming Fiaker carriage ride to the venue.

Experience the brilliance of Mozart’s compositions, expertly performed by the Mozart Orchestra, bringing the composer’s timeless symphonies and concertos to life with unmatched precision and emotional depth.

Indulge in Vienna’s rich cultural heritage, as the performance unfolds in the acoustically perfect Golden Hall, often hailed as the 'best concert hall in the world.'

Delight in the pre-concert aperitif and elegant setting at Restaurant Opus, where traditional Austrian flavors like wiener schnitzel and sachertorte add an extra layer of indulgence to your evening.

Enjoy a captivating 1-hour Mozart Orchestra concert at the iconic Brahms Hall in the Vienna Music Society, where the ensemble brings Mozart’s timeless masterpieces to life.

Choose from a range of seating options, from the immersive Superior category to the relaxed Category A, B, or C, all offering excellent views and extraordinary acoustics.

Experience the Mozart Orchestra’s dynamic performance as they showcase Mozart’s symphonies, operas, and concertos with emotional depth and precision, transporting you through the heart of classical music.

The show concludes with two Viennese classics: the beloved Blue Danube and the stirring Radetzky March, adding a jubilant touch of local heritage to your evening.

As a keepsake, take home a Vienna Mozart Orchestra CD and an informative program booklet to relive the evening's musical magic.

Did you know that the Vienna Music Society (Musikverein), home to Brahms Hall, is often called the 'best concert hall in the world,' with acoustics so refined that every note is heard with perfect clarity?

Set in Vienna’s iconic Karlskirche, this 1-hour concert features Vivaldi’s Four Seasons — a vivid journey through spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Performed by Orchestra 1756, known for their historically informed style and period instruments, the ensemble delivers Vivaldi’s score with striking clarity and character.

Experience the drama of The Four Seasons through expressive solos and dynamic ensemble passages, echoing birdsong, storms, rustling leaves, and icy winds.

Admire Karlskirche’s Baroque grandeur — marble columns, golden altars, ornate stucco, and vivid frescoes glowing under soft evening light.

Did you know Vivaldi composed The Four Seasons while working at a girls’ orphanage? It’s reimagined here with precision by an acclaimed ensemble.

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.

Delight in a 2-hour Mozart and Strauss concert performed by a renowned ensemble, joined by a soprano and baritone for operatic flair.

Hear beloved works like Eine kleine Nachtmusik, The Blue Danube, The Magic Flute, and The Marriage of Figaro.

Indulge in the VIP experience with premium front-row seating, a welcome drink, and an exclusive program booklet to take home.

Take in the Baroque splendor of Schönbrunn Palace’s Orangery, with gilded moldings, glittering chandeliers, and soaring ceilings once used for Habsburg celebrations.

With seating options across four categories, you can enjoy the concert from any vantage point, each offering a unique view of the talented musicians and singers.

The palace’s acoustics are so exceptional, Mozart and Strauss are said to have never sounded quite like this anywhere else.

Immerse yourself in a riveting classical concert at the 13th-century Minorite Church, where its exceptional acoustics amplify the beauty of live orchestral music.

Enjoy timeless works like Mozart’s Don Giovanni Overture, Haydn’s Le Matin, and Bach’s Goldberg Variations, all performed live in a stunning setting.

Featuring world-class string quintets, trios, and a stellar ensemble of soloists and orchestral musicians, this performance showcases a powerful blend of passion and skill that will amaze you.

Select Category Superior for a more exclusive experience, or enjoy great views of the orchestra from Category 1, 2, or 3, no matter where you sit.

Did you know Mozart could play entire concertos with his eyes closed? You may even spot violinists in the ensemble performing with such ease, playing entire pieces from memory without a glance at their sheet music!

Step into a bygone era with the Vienna Residence Orchestra, where timeless elegance and passionate performances come to life at the historic Old Stock Exchange Palace.

Immerse yourself in the timeless works of Mozart, Vivaldi, and Beethoven as the Vienna Residence Orchestra brings their iconic compositions to life in a captivating 1.5-hour concert.

Enjoy world-famous pieces performed by talented instrumentalists, conductors, and opera singers in the authentic Viennese Classicism style, dating back to 1770.

The orchestra’s performance is enhanced by the grandeur of the Old Stock Exchange Palace, with its iconic brick-red façade and ornate ceilings, creating a truly immersive setting.

Experience the magic of the music up close with VIP front-row seating, or opt for a more budget-friendly option to enjoy the concert from any angle.

Fun fact: As the name suggests, the palace was originally a stock exchange building designed by Theophil von Hansen and was inaugurated in 1877.

Attend a classical concert at St. Anne’s Church, a Baroque venue in central Vienna with frescoed ceilings, gilded altars, and excellent acoustics.

Enjoy a 70-minute chamber concert featuring works like Mozart’s A Little Night Music, Haydn’s Lark Quartet, and Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 4—performed by the Vienna Mozart Ensemble, known for their expressive interpretations and technical precision.

Let the music resonate through the church’s ornate interior, where warm acoustics and golden light enhance every note, from gentle adagios to spirited allegros.

Seating is unassigned, so arrive early to choose your spot and take in the breathtaking frescoes, sculpted altars, and peaceful atmosphere before the concert begins.

Did you know St. Anne’s Church has hosted concerts since the 18th century? Its acoustics are so well-regarded that even local musicians come here to rehearse.

Enjoy a mesmerizing 2-hour concert featuring a live orchestra performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Mozart’s masterpieces, and Haydn’s iconic compositions, all set in the breathtaking Vienna Music Society.

Choose from a range of seating options, from the premium Category I for the best views to Category II, III, or IV, all ensuring you’re immersed in the remarkable acoustics of this world-class venue.

Marvel at the intricate violin solos in The Four Seasons, as the orchestra brings Vivaldi’s most famous work to life, with each season’s mood and drama captured in every note.

Experience Mozart’s brilliance and Haydn’s genius as the orchestra expertly weaves together their symphonic masterpieces, showcasing the emotional depth and technical prowess of both composers.

Get exclusive access to the prestigious Golden Hall and Brahms Hall, two of Vienna’s most renowned concert spaces, each offering acoustics that perfectly complement the stunning performances.

Did you know? The four statues on the Musikverein's facade represent the four main branches of musical creation: sacred music, lyric theatre, dance, and festive music.