Theatre and live shows in Vienna

Book Vienna Supreme Concerts tickets at Palais Eschenbach for an evening of the music Vienna is famous for: elegant waltzes, toe-tapping polkas and romantic arias and duets, played live in a 19th century palace in the city centre. The concert lasts about 1 hour 20 minutes, cloakroom use is included, and it is an easy way to hear Viennese classics without committing to a full opera. Where is Palais Eschenbach? Palais Eschenbach stands at Eschenbachgasse 9 in Vienna's first district, close to the Ringstrasse, the MuseumsQuartier, the Hofburg and the Burggarten. Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria inaugurated the building in 1872, and its grand halls with wood panelling, coffered ceilings and marble pilasters make a fitting backdrop for an evening of Viennese music. The nearest underground stations are Museumsquartier (U2) and Karlsplatz (U1, U2, U4), both a short walk away. What will you hear at the concert? The programme is built around the light classical repertoire that made Vienna the world capital of music and the birthplace of the Viennese waltz. Expect famous waltzes and polkas alongside well-loved arias and duets, performed by an orchestra with soloists. It is a relaxed, accessible concert that suits first-time visitors to Vienna as well as regular concertgoers, and the music is chosen to be familiar and uplifting rather than demanding. The Vienna Supreme Orchestra and its soloists play the evening straight through without an interval, so it fits neatly before or after dinner. Palais Eschenbach was designed in a clear Palladian classical style by the architect Otto Thienemann, and the concert halls are air-conditioned, which keeps summer evenings comfortable. If you have only one night in Vienna and want the classic mix of Strauss waltzes and opera favourites in a historic room, this is one of the simplest ways to do it. Which ticket category should you book? Tickets come in four categories. VIP tickets include a front-row reservation, the concert programme and a CD of the performance. Category A, B and C tickets give you the best available seats in that section, with Category A closest to the stage and Category C further back. The concert programme and the CD are not included in Categories A, B and C. Prices depend on the date and category and are shown in the booking calendar, and start times vary by date, so check the time when you choose your slot. Good to know before you go Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance. Arrive about 30 minutes before the start so you have time to leave your coat at the cloakroom, which is included, and find your seat. The venue is wheelchair accessible. There is no strict dress code, but many guests dress smartly for an evening in a palace. If you are planning more music in Vienna, compare this concert with the Imperial Gala Concert at Palais Auersperg, another palace evening with orchestra and singers, or the Mozart and Strauss concert at Schönbrunn Palace. For a smaller setting, try the Vienna Residence Orchestra at the Old Stock Exchange Palace.

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Listed venue address: Palais Eschenbach, Eschenbachgasse 9, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Connect three influential figures on a Vienna puzzle walk inspired by Freud, Beethoven and Mozart. The route links the cathedral area, State Opera, Hofburg and streets associated with their lives, using clues to turn the city’s musical and intellectual history into an outdoor game. Follow clues on your phone, look closely at the places around you and work through the story as you walk. The route turns a city stroll into a puzzle activity without a scheduled group departure.Which Freud, Beethoven and Mozart Vienna City Game ticket should I choose?This ticket unlocks the named game in the Questo app, in English or German. It is self-guided, with no live guide or game master. You can pause and resume, so the time you spend depends on your pace and breaks. Attraction interiors and any rides along the way require separate tickets.Where does Freud, Beethoven and Mozart Vienna City Game start?The walking route is approximately 4.1 kilometres. Visits inside former homes and museums are not included. Start at Stephansplatz 3, Vienna and follow the app’s precise directions. Activate access before setting off, bring a charged phone and arrange any necessary data or downloads. Watch traffic between clues and respect opening hours and access restrictions along the route.Self-guided city games in ViennaFreud’s Vienna Self-Guided City Game: Follow a route inspired by Sigmund Freud and the Vienna of cafés, clinics and grand boulevards in which psychoanalysis developed.Espionage in Vienna Self-Guided City Game: Take the role of a recruit completing a secret order’s final test in an espionage-themed Vienna game.Vienna Murder Mystery Self-Guided City Game: Investigate the fictional death of travel blogger Bella Wanderlust in a murder-mystery game set around central Vienna.

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Listed venue address: Stephansplatz 3, Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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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.

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Listed venue address: Sala Terrena, Singerstraße 7, 1010 Vienna (museum entry at Mozarthaus, Domgasse 5). Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book Mozarthaus concert and museum tickets to spend an afternoon or evening with Mozart in the heart of Vienna. One ticket gives you entry to the Mozarthaus Vienna, the only one of Mozart's Vienna homes that still survives, and a live concert by the Wiener Ensemble in the Bösendorfer Saal, an intimate hall known for its clear acoustics. You explore the rooms where Mozart lived from 1784 to 1787 and composed works such as The Marriage of Figaro, then hear his music played live a short time later. The concert lasts about 70 minutes, and there are performances on many dates through the year. What will you see in the Mozarthaus? The museum spreads over three exhibition floors at Domgasse 5. The heart of the visit is Mozart's former apartment, where he spent some of his happiest and most productive years. The other floors cover Mozart's life in Vienna, his music, his friends and patrons and the city of the late 18th century, with original documents, letters and personal items. Many visitors start on the top floor and work their way down to the apartment to avoid the busiest rooms. Allow around an hour for the museum before your concert. Where is the concert? The concert takes place in the Bösendorfer Saal, the concert venue for this ticket. Your visit starts at the Mozarthaus Vienna, Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna, in a narrow lane just behind St Stephen's Cathedral. Stephansplatz station (U1, U3) is a two minute walk away. Staff at the Mozarthaus check your ticket and direct you to the Bösendorfer Saal when it is time for the music. Plan to arrive at least an hour before the concert so you have time for the museum, the cloakroom and finding your seat. Seating and what the ticket includes Every ticket includes entry to the Mozarthaus Vienna and a seat at the Wiener Ensemble concert, with music by Mozart, Haydn and other great Viennese composers. Category A covers the first five rows, close to the musicians, and Category B starts from the sixth row, with clear views and a rich sound. Seats within each category are taken on a first come, first served basis. Food, drinks and transport are not included. The museum is wheelchair accessible, with a ramped entrance, wide doors, a lift to all public floors and an accessible toilet. Good to know before you go Large bags and suitcases must go to the cloakroom, and only small bags can be taken into the exhibition. Flash photography, tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed, and food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition areas. Weekday mornings from Tuesday to Thursday are usually the quietest time to visit the museum. Plan enough time for both the museum visit and the concert on the same day. If you would like to compare other Mozart experiences, see the Sala Terrena Mozart concert with Mozarthaus entry, the Mozarthaus and Haus der Musik combo or the Mozart concert at the Musikverein. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Mozarthaus Vienna, Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Evening Vienna ExperienceDiscover Vienna in a whole new light as you embark on an evening journey through the Austrian capital's most iconic locations. The special 90-minute tour route has been curated to showcase legendary sites as dusk falls, allowing you to experience the city's character as it lights up for the night.Tour RouteThe evening bus adventure starts at the famous Vienna Opera House. Settle into a comfortable seat on the open-top double-decker bus and enjoy an unobstructed view as you explore:Ring Street: Admire the grand architecture and the city’s renowned cultural institutions along this historic boulevard.Prater: See the illuminated Ferris wheel and Vienna's beloved city park, a symbol of relaxation and fun.Danube Canal: Witness the shimmering reflection of city lights on the water and the vibrancy of the Danube’s riverside life.Schönbrunn Palace: Glimpse Vienna’s imperial heritage as the palace facade glows at night.Your Live GuideAn expert English-speaking guide accompanies you throughout the journey, sharing stories about Vienna's transformation from day to night, fun local facts and little-known historical details that bring each sight to life. Vienna, often called the City of Music, has rich traditions and a creative spirit - your guide will reveal how these have shaped the cityscape you see today.Schedule and Practical InfoDeparture is at 6:30pm sharp from stop #1 (Opera House). The tour is scheduled once daily and lasts approximately 90 minutes. Relax as you take in the views, with no stops or hop-on hop-off interruptions, making this a seamless sightseeing excursion ideal for first-time visitors and returning travellers alike.First bus: 6:30pm from Opera HouseTour frequency: Once a dayDuration: 90 minutes (no breaks)For details on the route map and further information, please refer to the official route link provided by the operator.Why Take This Tour?Get panoramic night views that daytime visitors missIdeal for those with limited time—see the city’s essentials all in one roundPerfect for families, couples or solo explorers seeking a relaxing and informative outingBring your curiosity and sense of adventure—you'll leave with new appreciation for Vienna's charm after dark and plenty of memorable snapshots.Book your Big Bus: Vienna Evening Bus Tour with Live Guide tickets now!

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Vienna Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour: your experienceVienna Hop-on Hop-off Bus TourStart your Vienna adventure with ultimate flexibility on a hop-on hop-off bus covering two of the city’s main routes and 27 hand-picked stops. Expect a double-decker experience with open-top views and a multi-language audio guide sharing Vienna’s stories in your language. From world-class museums and music venues to historic avenues and riverside landmarks, you can get off to explore or stay on for the complete panoramic ride as you wish.Each route covers unique attractions: the Red Route takes you to House of Music, Lower Belvedere, Museums Quartier and the Votive Church, with departures every 20–30 minutes from the Opera. Meanwhile, the Blue Route stops at highlights including Aqua Terra Zoo, Schönbrunn Palace and Upper Belvedere, as well as the colourful Hundertwasser House. Tracing Vienna’s grand boulevards, you can join or leave the tour at any stop during ticket validity, giving you true freedom to see the city your way.On board, free Wi-Fi and headphones make your ride smooth and informative, while a mobile app lets you follow route maps and track live bus arrivals, so you never miss a stop.Schönbrunn PalaceStep into imperial Vienna at the 17th-century Schönbrunn Palace. Once a hunting lodge turned grand residence, the former summer home of the Habsburgs invites visitors to stroll its ornate, gilded halls and grand staterooms. Admire the palace gardens and imagine court life where music, art and history converged. With your self-guided entry, you can move at your own pace and linger in rooms that witnessed royal banquets, concerts and more. The Blue Route’s stop #6 drops you just steps from the entrance, making your journey direct and convenient.Upper Belvedere PalaceContinue your exploration at Belvedere Palace—a masterpiece of baroque architecture famed for its stunning art collections. The Upper Belvedere, close to Blue Route stop #8, houses treasures including Gustav Klimt’s 'The Kiss' and major works by Monet, Schiele and other luminaries. The palace interiors dazzle with gold-trimmed halls and grand staircases leading between galleries, while windows frame leafy gardens originally intended for princely promenades. Wander the exhibitions or focus on your favourite pieces—the choice is yours.Detailed maps of routes and stops are accessible in your included app and also online here.Palace entry times and visit details are confirmed after you book; your entry ticket is valid for self-guided exploration during open hours.How to make the most of your ticketPlan your day to combine city sightseeing and immersive palace visits—it’s all included and flexible.Charge your phone before boarding to maximise use of maps and audio guides via the app.Don’t miss iconic artwork at Upper Belvedere and the breathtaking Great Gallery in Schönbrunn.Arrive early or late for a quieter palace tour and less-crowded bus stops.This combo makes it simple to experience Vienna’s essential sights, history and art collections in one seamless journey.Book your Combo: Vienna Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Schönbrunn Palace & Belvedere Palace Tickets tickets now!

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Your experienceExplore the world of Mozart in ViennaAt the Mythos Mozart Exhibition, you will embark on an engaging one-hour journey through a multi-sensory landscape dedicated to Mozart's artistic legacy. Located in the building where the composer spent his last year, this exhibition uses creative technology and immersive displays to bring you closer to the life and imagination of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.Begin with interactive portraitureStart your visit by transforming your photo into a portrait styled after classical paintings, setting the playful tone of your discovery ahead.Wander through five distinctive themed roomsRequiem: Mozart's Death - Walk amongst the soft glow of 1,500 LED candles with Mozart's Requiem creating a somber, moving ambiance.Vienna 1791: Mozart's City - Become fully enveloped in 18th-century Vienna through panoramic 360° projections that paint the city in vibrant detail.World Music: Mozart's Little Night Music - Try out global instruments and play along to Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, shaping your own musical masterpiece.Genius: Mozart Composing - Step into the musical mind of Mozart with digital light and sound installations inspired by his creative process.Magic Flute: Mozart Forever - Finish with an AI-powered digital art piece celebrating the genius and enduring legacy of The Magic Flute, composed right here in this historic setting.Set your own paceThis exhibition offers flexible exploration. Engage deeply with hands-on displays, innovative soundscapes and interactive experiences designed for visitors of all ages. Whether you are a music lover, a history enthusiast or simply curious, each room provides new perspectives and discoveries about Mozart’s work and his impact on Vienna.Learn, play and be inspiredThroughout your visit, you can create music, watch stories unfold on digital walls, and appreciate how Mozart’s legacy remains vibrant and influential. The experience delivers insight into the composer's genius using captivating modern artistry in the actual place where some of his most acclaimed works were composed.Book your Mythos Mozart Immersive Exhibition Experience Tickets tickets now!

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Listed venue address: Kärntner Str. 19/STEFFL. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book St Peter's Church Christmas and New Year concert tickets for a festive hour of classical music in one of Vienna's most beautiful Baroque churches. St Peter's Church (Peterskirche) stands just off the Graben in the heart of the Old Town, and its green copper dome, ceiling frescoes and gilded stucco make a glowing setting during the holiday season. The Classic Ensemble Vienna plays works by Vivaldi, Schubert, Beethoven, Haydn and Mozart, including favourites such as Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Concerts run on selected dates from early December to the first days of January, so you can enjoy them before Christmas, between the holidays or around New Year. What happens at the concert? You take your seat in the oval nave beneath the dome as the musicians of the Classic Ensemble Vienna take their places. Over about one hour, the ensemble moves through well loved pieces from the Baroque and Classical periods, from the bright energy of Vivaldi to the elegance of Haydn and Mozart and the drama of Beethoven. The programme can vary by date, so treat individual works as a guide. The rich acoustics of the church and the warm festive lighting make the music feel close and personal, and the short length leaves plenty of time for a Christmas market or dinner afterwards. Where is St Peter's Church? St Peter's Church is at Petersplatz, 1010 Vienna, a few steps from the Graben and about three minutes on foot from St Stephen's Cathedral. Stephansplatz station (U1, U3) is the closest stop. The present church dates from the early 18th century and was built on the site of a much older church, which legend says was founded by Charlemagne. Its interior is famous for the frescoes in the dome and the richly decorated altars, so arrive a little early to look around before the music begins. Seating, coat check and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to St Peter's Church, the one hour concert and the coat check, which is useful on cold winter evenings. Choose Category I for the front section, Category II for the middle section or Category III for the back section of the church. Dinner, drinks and transport are not included. The church is wheelchair accessible. Video recording is not allowed during the performance, and smart clothing is recommended, so please avoid shorts. Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID when you arrive. Is this festive concert right for you? This concert suits families, couples and anyone who wants a short, festive dose of classical music in a central location. It is easy to combine with the Christmas markets at Am Hof, Freyung or the Rathausplatz, all within walking distance. If you would like another holiday concert, compare the Magic Trumpet Christmas Concert at St Anne's Church or the Schönbrunn Palace concert with an after hours tour. Outside the festive season, the same ensemble plays the year round Classic Ensemble Vienna concert. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Petersplatz, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book Classic Ensemble Vienna concert tickets for an hour of Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, Beethoven and Haydn in St Peter's Church (Peterskirche), one of the most beautiful Baroque churches in Vienna. The church stands just off the Graben in the heart of the Old Town, and its oval nave, painted dome and gilded altars give the music a rich, resonant setting. The ensemble plays well known works such as Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik, making this an easy and rewarding concert for first time visitors. Concerts run on many evenings through the year, so it fits neatly into a day of sightseeing. What will you hear? The Classic Ensemble Vienna is a group of experienced string players who specialise in the Baroque and Classical repertoire. Programmes usually combine movements from Vivaldi's Four Seasons with Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik and pieces by Bach, Schubert, Beethoven and Haydn. The exact selection can vary by date, so treat individual works as a guide rather than a promise. The high, single nave of the church lets the strings ring out clearly, and the hour long format keeps the evening focused and relaxed. You still have plenty of time afterwards for dinner in one of the many restaurants and wine taverns in the surrounding lanes, or for a walk past the illuminated shop windows of the Graben and Kohlmarkt. Where is St Peter's Church? St Peter's Church is at Petersplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, a few steps from the Graben and about three minutes on foot from St Stephen's Cathedral. Stephansplatz station (U1, U3) is the closest stop. The church has very old origins, and the present building dates from the early 18th century. Its dome frescoes, stucco work and richly decorated side altars are among the finest in the city, so arrive a little early to look around before the concert starts. Seating and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to St Peter's Church and the one hour concert. Category I gives you reserved seats at the front of the church, while Category II is open seating in the middle and Category III open seating at the back. If you choose Category II or III, arrive at least 15 to 20 minutes early for a better choice of seats. Food, drinks and transport are not included. Smart casual clothing is recommended and shorts are not allowed. Video recording is not permitted, though photos for personal use before and after the music are fine. Is this concert right for you? This concert suits couples, families with older children and anyone who wants to hear famous classical music in a historic church without committing to a long evening. Children under five may find it hard to sit through the full hour. If you are planning more music in Vienna, compare the Vivaldi Four Seasons at Karlskirche, the classical concert at St Anne's Church or, in December, the Christmas concert at St Peter's Church. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Petersplatz 1, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Get a peek inside the world of sparkling crystal with an exclusive experience at the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in the heart of Vienna. Guests are invited to explore a glistening retail space that indulges the senses with vibrant colors, textures, innovative materials. You'll view over 50 glittering installations from more than 20 artists and spend some time browsing all of the beautiful products for sale. At the end of the tour, you will receive your own Swarovski crystal surprise!

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Listed venue address: 24 Kärntner Straße. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your ExperienceBegin Your Sparkling JourneyStep into the luminous world of Swarovski House in Vienna for a one-hour guided tour dedicated to innovation and craftsmanship in crystal. Your experience starts with a warm welcome from your English-speaking guide, who shares knowledge of Swarovski's global impact and the origins of the brand. The guided introduction highlights the building's elegant design and offers insight into Vienna's reputation for luxury and creative spirit.Marvel at Millions of CrystalsBe captivated by the signature 'IN LOVE WITH TOMORROW' art installation, crafted with 2.5 million Swarovski crystals and animated LEDs. The sweeping display uses caustic rays and reflected light to produce mesmerising patterns reminiscent of water ripples. As you explore, your guide reveals the inspiration and technology behind this dazzling piece, connecting the magic of light and crystal synonymous with the Swarovski name.Step into HistoryFollow in the footsteps of Daniel Swarovski in the Timeless area, tracing 125 years of brand evolution. This space displays rare historical photos, iconic jewellery pieces and fashion treasures such as the MET Gala dress by designer Mary Katrantzou. Stories about Swarovski's creative collaborations from Hollywood films to worldwide runways enrich the viewing experience, allowing you to feel a part of the brand's innovative journey through the decades.A Tasting at the Crystal BarAt a sophisticated bar within the venue, your host serves guests a champagne tasting as part of the guided experience, alongside a choice of alternative beverages. Surrounded by premium crystal craftsmanship, this moment offers a chance to pause and take in the glamour and creative spirit of Swarovski House in a setting that feels entirely unique to Vienna.Discover Artistic MasterpiecesYour exploration continues with impressive installations including the Lake of Shimmer, made with hundreds of mirrors reflecting multiple facets of light, and the Eclectic Panthers, dozens of hand-carved crystal sculptures. The exhibition's detailed curation gives insight into both innovative techniques and artistic ambition that define the Swarovski legacy.A Special RemembranceAs the tour concludes, each guest receives a distinctive Swarovski crystal gift, allowing you to carry home a part of the magic and remember Vienna's sparkling gem. Whether for yourself or as a present, this keepsake is a token of your immersive experience in the art of crystal brilliance.Fun FactSwarovski crystals have graced many iconic film costumes, including the legendary ruby slippers in The Wizard of Oz!Book your 1-Hour Guided Tour of Vienna's Swarovski House with Champagne & Gift tickets now! Alcohol is not sold through this listing. Any tasting is served on site by the operator to guests of legal drinking age.

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Listed venue address: Kärntner Str. 24. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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What is Time Travel Vienna?Time Travel Vienna is an immersive attraction in the city centre that introduces visitors to Vienna's history through a mix of special effects, digital scenes and guided storytelling. Rather than using a traditional museum format, it presents major episodes from the city's past in a way that feels lively and easy to follow.What can you expect during the experience?The visit combines several formats, which may include a 5D cinema, virtual reality segments, animatronic scenes and guided portions. That variety makes it suitable for visitors who want something more interactive than reading panels in a gallery. It is also a useful rainy-day activity in Vienna because it is fully indoors and relatively compact.Who is this attraction best for?It works well for first-time visitors, families and travellers who want a broad introduction to Vienna without committing to a long walking tour or museum visit. Because the experience moves quickly and uses visual storytelling, it is also a practical option for visitors with limited time.Why book Time Travel Vienna instead of a standard museum?The main benefit is accessibility. If you want an entertaining way to understand the city's history, this attraction delivers context in a format that feels lighter and more immediate. It can also complement traditional museums later in your trip by helping you get a quick historical overview first.Book your Time Travel Vienna tickets todayAdd an interactive history stop to your Vienna itinerary and explore the city's past in a format that is easy to enjoy.

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Listed venue address: Habsburgergasse 10A, 1010 Wien, Austria. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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What is Sisi's Amazing Journey in Vienna?Sisi's Amazing Journey is an immersive attraction that introduces visitors to Empress Elisabeth, better known as Sisi, through virtual reality and storytelling. Instead of presenting her life in a traditional museum format, the experience uses digital effects and a guided narrative to create a more visual introduction to imperial Vienna.Who was Sisi and why is she important in Vienna?Sisi remains one of the most recognisable figures linked to Austria's imperial past, and her story still shapes how many travellers understand Vienna today. That makes this experience a useful way to connect with the city's Habsburg history, especially if you want a lighter and more accessible format than a long exhibition.Who is this attraction best for?It works well for visitors looking for indoor attractions in central Vienna, particularly families, couples and travellers with limited time. Because the experience is short and highly visual, it can fit easily into a day that already includes museums, cafés and nearby city-centre sights.What should you know before booking?As with many timed indoor attractions, it is best to review your entry instructions carefully and arrive on time. Visitors who are sensitive to immersive digital experiences or motion effects may also want to check the format before booking.Book your Sisi's Amazing Journey tickets todayAdd an interactive history stop to your Vienna itinerary and see a different side of the city's imperial story.

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Listed venue address: Habsburgergasse 10A, 1010 Wien, Austria. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book St Anne's Church classical concert tickets for an evening of chamber music in one of the most beautiful small Baroque churches in Vienna's Old Town. St Anne's Church (Annakirche) sits in a quiet lane just off Kärntner Straße, and its frescoed ceiling, gilded altars and fine stucco make a warm, intimate setting for live music. The Vienna Mozart Ensemble plays a programme of about 70 minutes built around Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven, with no need to dress up or plan a whole evening around it. Concerts run on many evenings through the year, so it is easy to fit one into a short city break. What music will you hear? The programme focuses on the great names of Viennese classical music. Typical pieces include Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Haydn's Lark Quartet and Beethoven's String Quartet No. 4, played live by a string ensemble that specialises in this repertoire. The exact programme can vary from date to date, so treat these works as a guide rather than a promise. The music moves from gentle slow movements to lively finales, and the church's natural acoustics give the strings a full, resonant sound that suits chamber works especially well. Where is St Anne's Church? The church is at Annagasse 3b, 1010 Vienna, in the heart of the Old Town. It is a few minutes on foot from Stephansplatz (U1, U3) and Karlsplatz (U1, U2, U4), and close to both the State Opera and St Stephen's Cathedral, which makes it easy to combine with sightseeing or dinner nearby. From the outside the church is easy to miss, but inside you will find ceiling frescoes by Daniel Gran and richly decorated side altars. Concerts have been held here for a long time, and the space is well regarded for its sound. Seating and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to the church and the live classical concert. Seating is unassigned and works on a first come, first served basis, so arrive 20 to 30 minutes early if you want to sit near the musicians or in the centre aisle. Every seat is close to the performers in a church of this size, so you will hear every detail wherever you sit. Smart casual clothing is recommended. Food, drinks, a guided tour of the church and transport are not included. Bring your mobile voucher and a valid photo ID, because staff check both at the entrance. Who will enjoy this concert? This is a good first classical concert in Vienna if you want great music without the length or formality of a big concert hall. Lifelong fans of chamber music will enjoy hearing these works in a historic church, and first timers will find the 70 minute format easy to follow. If you are planning more music during your stay, compare the classical concert at the Minoritenkirche, the Classic Ensemble Vienna concert at St Peter's Church or, in December, the Magic Trumpet Christmas Concert in the same church. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Annagasse 3b, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Sing and dance your way over to Vienna's House of Music and learn about the great composers over time. Then, become one! Conduct the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, turn your name into a Mozart track, and even relive your first musical experience in the Sonotopia for a deep dive into sound!

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Spend an hour with Vienna's greatest composers at the Haus der Musik, a short walk from the State Opera in the city's first district. The Wiener Klassik Ensemble, a professional string quartet in elegant concert dress, plays a programme of works by Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert and Strauss. It is an intimate, approachable way to hear the music Vienna is famous for, ideal before dinner or after a day of sightseeing. The programme: five Viennese masters in one hour The concert moves through the composers who made Vienna the capital of classical music. Expect Mozart's playful, sparkling melodies, the refined elegance of Haydn, who is often called the father of the string quartet, the fire and drama of Beethoven, the lyrical warmth of Schubert, and to finish, the lilting waltzes of the Strauss family. Because the music is performed by a string quartet, you hear every line clearly, and the pieces are well known enough to enjoy even if this is your first classical concert. About the Wiener Klassik Ensemble and the Haus der Musik The Wiener Klassik Ensemble brings together professional musicians who specialise in the Viennese classical repertoire. Their performance blends precision with warmth, and the small scale of the quartet keeps the atmosphere personal. The concert takes place in a modern hall with soft lighting inside the Haus der Musik, Vienna's house of sound and music at Seilerstätte 30. The building is a fitting home for chamber music: it stands in the historic centre between the State Opera and St. Stephen's Cathedral, and it is dedicated to the city's musical life. Seating categories and what is included Your ticket includes admission to the one-hour Viennese Classical Masters concert in the seating category you choose. Two categories are available. Category A is the premium seating category and Category B is the standard category, both in the same hall with the same programme. Food and drinks are not included. Children under 6 may attend free of charge, but they need to sit on a parent's lap, as no separate seat is provided for them. Before you go: arrival, photography and accessibility Your voucher is sent by email shortly after booking. On the day, show it on your phone together with a valid photo ID at the entrance. Please arrive in good time, as entry is not allowed once the concert has begun. Photography and filming are not permitted during the performance. The venue is accessible for wheelchair users and for prams and strollers. The nearest metro station is Stephansplatz (U1, U3), and Karlsplatz (U1, U2, U4) is also within walking distance. Smart casual clothing is perfectly suitable. Free cancellation is available 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. Want more music during your stay? Combine two of the city's music museums with the Mozarthaus and Haus der Musik combo ticket, hear a full orchestra at the Musikverein Golden Hall Mozart concert, or enjoy chamber music in a baroque church at the St. Anne's Church classical concert.

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Listed venue address: Haus der Musik, Seilerstätte 30, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Your ExperienceDiscover Vienna’s Historical Depth on FootExperience Vienna’s multi-layered history as you walk in the footsteps of the past with your expert guide. Starting from the Albertinaplatz, encounter the Monument Against War and Fascism, a powerful public sculpture reflecting Austria’s experience during WWII. Your guide will share vivid stories and context, helping you connect each site to its historical significance.Witness Traces of WWII and Jewish HeritageContinue your walk towards the renowned Vienna State Opera. Learn why this cultural icon became entwined with the events of 1945 and how the city rebuilt itself. Next, stroll to the Academy of Fine Arts. Discover how places tied to education were linked to Austria’s turbulent twentieth century history.Explore Judenplatz, home to the moving Holocaust Memorial dedicated to Austrian Jewish victimsHear about the vibrant Jewish life that once thrived in Vienna, and the devastating impact of the war on these communitiesKey Political Sites and MemorialsArrive at Heldenplatz, where key moments of Austria’s annexation into Nazi Germany unfolded. As you stand in this historic square, your guide will recount the events and significance of Hitler’s 1938 speech from the very site you visit. Walk onwards to Schwedenplatz and Morzinplatz, exploring memorials and monuments that highlight both loss and resilience in Vienna’s past.Learn how these public spaces evolved post-war, honoring victims and educating future generationsView statues and unique architectural details that mark Vienna’s commitment to remembranceFlexible Exploration with Local ExpertiseThroughout this 2.5-hour tour, enjoy engaging explanations and space to ask questions. The schedule is designed to maximize your historical immersion without the stress of a rigid itinerary. Guided by someone deeply knowledgeable, you will gain a rich understanding of Vienna’s role in shaping European history through its wartime and Jewish legacy sites.Book your Guided Walking Tour Through Historical Vienna tickets now!

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Your experience A rare chance to see the Lipizzaner stallions’ daily training inside the Baroque Winter Riding School, offering an authentic look at how centuries-old classical horsemanship is still preserved. Getting started The Spanish Riding School is located at Michaelerplatz, within Vienna’s Hofburg Palace complex . Enter through the Visitor Centre and arrive at least 5 minutes early to exchange your voucher for a physical ticket. About the Morning Training Sessions at the Spanish Riding School The Morning Exercise is not a show, but a working training session that reflects the real rhythm of life at the Spanish Riding School. Inside the Winter Riding School, riders guide the Lipizzaner stallions through loosening exercises, gymnastic work, and controlled movements designed to maintain strength, balance, and long-term health. Exercises vary daily and are adapted to each horse’s condition, making every session slightly different. While the famous jumps like levades or caprioles are only occasionally shown, the real value lies in observing how these horses are prepared over years to perform them safely and gracefully. This experience is ideal if you’re curious about how classical dressage works behind the scenes and want a quieter, more educational encounter with the Lipizzaners in their historic home.

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Listed venue address: Michaelerplatz 1. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Why take a guided tour of the Spanish Riding School?A guided tour is one of the best ways to understand the Spanish Riding School beyond its performances. Instead of only seeing the venue from the audience area, you learn how the institution developed, how the horses are trained and why the building itself is such an important part of Vienna's cultural heritage.What can you see on the guided tour?Depending on the route, the tour may include the Winter Riding School, the Summer Riding School and other key areas linked to the school's daily operation. The value of the tour lies in the explanation, as your guide helps connect the architecture, traditions and equestrian history in a way that is difficult to pick up independently.Who is this tour best for?It suits visitors with an interest in history, architecture and classical horsemanship, as well as travellers who want more context before booking a training session or performance. It is also a strong option if you want a cultural activity in Vienna that is informative but not too long.What should you know before booking?This is a walking tour through a historic institution, so comfortable shoes are recommended. As with many guided visits, it is best to arrive a little early and follow the route closely so you do not miss any sections of the experience.Book your Spanish Riding School guided tour todaySee beyond the performances and discover the history, architecture and traditions that define one of Vienna's most famous institutions.

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Listed venue address: Michaelerplatz 1, 1010 Wien, Austria. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book Mozart concert tickets for the Golden Hall of the Musikverein, the gilded concert hall that millions know from the Vienna New Year's Concert. The Vienna Mozart Orchestra, dressed in 18th century costume, presents an evening in the style of the musical academies of Mozart's time, with overtures, arias and duets from his best known operas alongside movements from his symphonies and concertos. Two opera singers and two soloists join around 30 musicians on stage, and the evening closes with the Strauss favourites The Blue Danube and the Radetzky March. Each ticket includes a CD of the orchestra as a souvenir. Why hear Mozart in the Golden Hall? The Golden Hall, or Großer Musikvereinssaal, is often described as one of the finest concert halls in the world. Its shoebox shape, wooden floor, gilded caryatids and painted ceiling create a famously warm and clear sound, and hearing an orchestra here is a highlight of any trip to Vienna. The Vienna Mozart Orchestra brings a relaxed, festive mood to the hall, with costumes and well loved melodies from operas such as The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute. It is a classic choice for first time visitors and music lovers alike, and a memorable way to see the inside of this landmark building. Where is the Musikverein? The Musikverein is at Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, just off the Ring and a few minutes on foot from Karlsplatz station (U1, U2, U4). The State Opera, Karlskirche and the Hotel Imperial are all close by, so it is easy to combine the concert with dinner or an evening walk. The building opened in 1870 and is the home of the Vienna Philharmonic. Allow time to find your entrance and seating area, as the foyer gets busy before a concert in the main hall. Seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to the Musikverein, the concert in the Golden Hall, a seat in your chosen category and a Vienna Mozart Orchestra CD. Category Superior is in the front section, Category A in the middle, Category B from the middle to the rear and Category C at the rear. The concert lasts about 1 hour 30 to 1 hour 45 minutes depending on the date. Cloakroom facilities are available with Categories A, B and C. Food and drinks can be bought on site but are not included, and hotel transfers are not part of the ticket. Good to know before you book Arrive at least 30 minutes before the start. Smart evening clothing is recommended, though there is no compulsory dress code. The venue is accessible for wheelchairs and prams, and guide dogs are welcome. Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID at the entrance. To plan more music during your stay, compare the Mozart concert in the Brahms Hall, the Vivaldi Four Seasons and Mozart at the Musikverein or the Mozart concert with dinner and carriage ride. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book Vienna Mozart Orchestra concert tickets for the Brahms Hall of the Musikverein, the home of one of the most famous concert halls in the world. The orchestra, singers and conductor perform in 18th century costume, recreating the musical academies of Mozart's day with overtures, arias, duets and movements from his symphonies and concertos. The evening ends with two Viennese favourites, the Radetzky March and The Blue Danube waltz. The Brahms Hall is the smaller, more intimate sister of the Golden Hall, with green walls, red columns, gold decoration and around 600 seats, so the music feels very close. Every ticket comes with a CD of the orchestra to take home. What is the Vienna Mozart Orchestra concert like? Around 30 musicians, many of whom also play in leading Austrian orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonic and the Vienna Symphony, form the orchestra. They are joined by soloists and opera singers who perform at the Vienna State Opera and the Volksoper. The programme follows the style of an 18th century academy concert, mixing well known opera scenes from works such as The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute with instrumental highlights. The costumes and wigs make it a lively, accessible evening, ideal if this is your first classical concert in Vienna. Where is the Musikverein? The Musikverein is at Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, just behind the Ring and a few minutes on foot from Karlsplatz station (U1, U2, U4), the State Opera and Karlskirche. The building opened in 1870 and is the home of the Vienna Philharmonic. The Brahms Hall is the building's main chamber music hall, often praised for its warm sound and elegant decoration, and it seats a smaller audience than the Golden Hall, so every seat feels close to the stage. Allow time to find the right entrance and the cloakroom, as the building is busy in the half hour before concerts. Brahms Hall seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to the Musikverein, the concert in the Brahms Hall, a reserved seat in your chosen category and a Vienna Mozart Orchestra CD. Category Superior is closest to the stage, followed by Category A, Category B and Category C towards the rear. Cloakroom fees, food and drinks and hotel transfers are not included, though drinks and snacks can be bought on site. The concert lasts about 1 hour 45 minutes. The venue is accessible for wheelchairs and prams, and guide dogs are welcome. Good to know before your Mozart concert Arrive at least 30 minutes before the start to collect your seat, leave your coat and settle in. Smart evening clothing is recommended, but there is no strict dress code. Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID at the entrance. If you are planning more concerts during your stay, compare the Mozart concert in the Golden Hall, the Musikverein Mozart concert with dinner or the Vienna Residence Orchestra at the Old Stock Exchange Palace. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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You'll be enchanted by Vienna's flair during this sightseeing tour by night. You'll pass by the city's top attractions and discover a whole new perspective Vienna. Along with exploring the city as it lights up at night, you'll also learn a thing or two about Austria's historic capital thanks to a handy audio guide that comes included with your ride. The route is carefully designed, so you can experience the best Vienna has to offer. You'll drive around the magnificent Ringstrasse, the Vienna State Opera, the Parliament, City Hall, Burgtheater, Schwedenplatz, Schwarzenbergplatz, Museum Quartier, Belvedere Palace, and Praterstern with its Giant Ferris Wheel.

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Book Musikverein Mozart concert and dinner tickets for an elegant evening on the Ring: a three course Viennese dinner high above the city, followed by the Vienna Mozart Orchestra in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein. Dinner is served from 18:00 at the 1870 Restaurant Terrace Lounge on the seventh floor of the Grand Hotel Wien, with classic dishes such as Wiener schnitzel with potato salad or Tafelspitz with horseradish sauce. Then a short walk takes you to the Golden Hall, famous for its gilded décor and outstanding acoustics, for about an hour of Mozart with a short interval. Every ticket also includes a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice, a programme booklet and a CD. What happens during the evening? Arrive at the restaurant at least 10 minutes before your dinner time. After the three course meal, walk the few minutes along the Ring to the Musikverein. The building opens one hour before the concert and you can enter the Golden Hall 30 minutes before the start. The orchestra performs in 18th century costume, and the programme includes some of Mozart's most celebrated music, such as his Symphony No. 40 in G minor and excerpts from the Requiem, alongside other well known pieces. During the interval you can enjoy your included glass of sparkling wine or orange juice. Where are the restaurant and the concert? Dinner is at the 1870 Restaurant Terrace Lounge, Grand Hotel Wien, Kärntner Ring 9, 1010 Vienna, on the seventh floor. The concert is at the Musikverein, Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna, a short walk away near Karlsplatz station (U1, U2, U4). Both are close to the State Opera, so the evening is easy to reach from anywhere in the city centre. The Golden Hall, home of the Vienna Philharmonic, is often called one of the best concert halls in the world, and hearing Mozart there is a highlight of any Vienna trip. Seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes the three course dinner, entry to the Musikverein, the concert, a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice at the interval, a programme booklet and a CD of the orchestra. Drinks with dinner are not included. Choose Category Superior for open seats in the front section, Category A for the middle section, Category B for the middle to rear and Category C for the rear. Within each category, seats are free choice, so arrive in good time if you want a particular spot. Good to know before you book Smart casual clothing is recommended. Photography and video recording are not allowed during the performance, and food and drinks are not permitted in the hall. The Golden Hall is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and designated seating. Cancellation is free up to 72 hours before the start, so book once your plans are settled. For other ways to hear Mozart in Vienna, compare the Mozart concert in the Golden Hall without dinner, the Mozart concert with dinner and carriage ride or the Schönbrunn Palace concert with dinner. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna (dinner: Kärntner Ring 9, 7th floor, 1010 Vienna). Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

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Book tickets for the Palais Ferstel Vienna year end Philharmonic Ensemble concert with one drink included. On 30 December 2026 you hear waltzes, polkas, and well known Viennese favourites in the historic Palais Ferstel, performed by an ensemble of Vienna Philharmonic members led by violinist Shkëlzen Doli. Buy on VervTrip for a central Vienna evening of live classical music in an intimate chamber setting. Use this page for the dated year end performance shown at checkout for 30 December 2026. What you hear at the year end concert The Philharmonic Ensemble presents works in the traditional Viennese concert style associated with the Vienna Philharmonic. The programme includes The Blue Danube and the Radetzky March, alongside other waltzes and polkas by the Strauss family and their contemporaries. Shkëlzen Doli, a violinist with the Vienna Philharmonic, founded the ensemble so orchestra members can perform this repertoire up close. The room at Palais Ferstel keeps the audience limited, so you sit near the musicians rather than in a vast concert hall. It is a chamber scale evening focused on familiar dance forms and marches rather than a full symphony programme. Palais Ferstel Vienna: evening timetable and what is included Admission begins at 18:30. The concert starts at 19:00, with a short intermission around 19:45 for about 20 minutes, and the evening ends about 21:00. Total duration is about 2 hours. Your ticket includes entry to the concert and one drink. Food and extra drinks are not included. Show your smartphone ticket to staff at the evening box. The meeting point is 4 Strauchgasse, 1010 Vienna, in the Innere Stadt near the city centre sights. These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled, so confirm 30 December 2026 before you pay. Keep a little buffer in your plans for winter weather and finding the palace entrance. How to book Palais Ferstel concert tickets on VervTrip Select the 30 December 2026 year end Philharmonic Ensemble concert on VervTrip, complete checkout, and keep your mobile ticket ready for the evening box. For more Vienna nights out, browse things to do in Vienna or compare other Vienna concert tickets. Venue context also sits on the Vienna concerts and opera attractions page. Each product is a separate booking with its own start time and rules. Book early if you want this specific year end date, then arrange dinner before admission or a late drink after the final chord. Why choose this Palais Ferstel evening You get a year end concert date in a landmark city palace, a programme built on familiar Viennese waltzes and marches, and musicians drawn from the Vienna Philharmonic in a smaller room than a full orchestra night. One drink is included with entry. The provider lists the experience under Klangkultur Entertainment GmbH on the operator side, and VervTrip shows live availability for the dated performance when seats remain. Book Palais Ferstel Vienna year end Philharmonic Ensemble concert tickets on VervTrip when you are ready to lock in 30 December 2026.

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