Sala Terrena Mozart Concert and Mozarthaus Museum Entry

About this experience

Book Sala Terrena Mozart concert tickets and spend an evening with Mozart in central Vienna: first a visit to the Mozarthaus museum in his former apartment, then a live chamber concert in the Sala Terrena, a fresco-lined Baroque hall on Singerstraße that is often described as Vienna's oldest concert hall. The programme centres on Mozart, with pieces such as Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Piano Concerto No. 21 and music from The Magic Flute, alongside works by Haydn and other masters. The concert itself lasts about 90 minutes. Where is the Sala Terrena concert? The concert takes place in the Sala Terrena at Singerstraße 7, 1010 Vienna, a few minutes on foot from St Stephen's Cathedral. It is a separate building from the Mozarthaus museum, which is at Domgasse 5, just off the cathedral square. Your visit starts at the Mozarthaus: staff check your ticket there, you explore the museum at your own pace, and then you walk to the nearby Sala Terrena for the concert. Keep both addresses handy so you head to the right door at each stage. What does the ticket include? Every ticket combines museum entry and the concert. In the Mozarthaus you can walk through the rooms where Mozart lived and composed, across three exhibition floors with original manuscripts, letters and personal items, including material on The Magic Flute. The concert is a live performance by the Mozart Ensemble in the Sala Terrena, a small hall decorated with 17th century frescoes and known for its close, clear acoustics, which suit chamber music. A good way to see the museum is to start on the third floor with the themed exhibitions and work down to the Mozart apartment on the second floor, which avoids the crowd that gathers at the original rooms. Mondays, weekends and late afternoons are usually the busiest times, with school groups and tour coaches. Which seats should you book? There are two seating categories. Category A covers the first five rows, closest to the musicians. Category B starts from the sixth row. The hall is intimate, so both categories give a good view and sound; choose Category A if you want to sit right in front of the players. Prices depend on the date and category and are shown in the booking calendar. Plan your Mozart evening in Vienna Arrive at the Mozarthaus at least an hour before the concert so you have time to collect your tickets, see the museum and walk to the Sala Terrena without rushing. Large bags and suitcases must go to the cloakroom, food and drinks are not allowed in the museum or the hall, and flash photography, tripods and filming the musicians are not permitted. The Sala Terrena is a historic room and can feel cool in the evening between September and February, so a light jacket or shawl is a good idea. Want to compare other Mozart evenings? The Mozarthaus concert and museum ticket pairs the museum with a concert in the Bösendorfer Saal, and the Mozart Orchestra concert in the Musikverein Golden Hall offers a full orchestra in period costume. For a church setting a short walk away, see the St Peter's Church classical concert.

Highlights

• Live Mozart Ensemble concert in the Sala Terrena, a fresco-lined Baroque hall
• Entry to the Mozarthaus museum in Mozart's former Vienna apartment
• Music including Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Piano Concerto No. 21 and The Magic Flute
• Intimate chamber setting with close, clear acoustics
• In Vienna's Old Town, a few minutes from St Stephen's Cathedral

What is included

• Entry to the Mozarthaus museum
• Live concert by the Mozart Ensemble in the Sala Terrena
• Seat in your chosen category (Category A first five rows, Category B sixth row onwards)

Not included

• Food and drinks
• Transport

Before you go

Museum entry: Mozarthaus, Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna. Concert: Sala Terrena, Singerstraße 7, 1010 Vienna. Nearest station: Stephansplatz (U1, U3). Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID at the Mozarthaus. Arrive at least an hour before the concert to see the museum first. Large bags go to the cloakroom. No food or drinks in the museum or the hall. No flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks or filming during the concert. The museum is wheelchair accessible; the Sala Terrena is reached via a few steps, so tell staff in advance if you need help. The hall can feel cool in the evening from September to February.

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Within 24 hours of the start, the booking cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.