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New Year's Eve Gala at Palais Ferstel: Concert + Gala Dinner

Celebrate New Year's Eve at Palais Ferstel with a four-course Austrian dinner, a waltz by the Elmayer Dance School, live music until 02:00 and champagne at midnight.

Palais Ferstel

Listed duration: 420 minutes

From US$647.32Check dates & tickets

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Ring in the new year at Palais Ferstel, one of the grandest nineteenth century palaces in Vienna's first district. This New Year's Eve gala combines a red carpet welcome, a four-course Austrian dinner with live piano, a waltz performance by the Elmayer Dance School and a night of classical music and dancing that runs until 02:00. At midnight you raise a glass of champagne while the Blue Danube plays live and the bells of St. Stephen's Cathedral ring out across the city. How the evening at Palais Ferstel unfolds Doors open at 19:00. You arrive on the red carpet and gather in the Portico, the arcaded entrance hall of the palace, for a welcome cocktail and canapés. At 20:00 guests move into the Grand Hall for the gala dinner, a four-course menu called "The Best of Austria" served with a selection of Austrian wines, while a pianist plays throughout the meal. At 22:00 the gala opens with a Viennese waltz performance by the Elmayer Dance School, which has taught Vienna to dance since 1919. A classical ensemble and a live dance band then take over, and the dance floor stays open until the gala ends at 02:00. From 22:00 the Café Central dessert buffet and the Portico bar are open, and extra drinks at the bar can be bought throughout the night. Midnight in Vienna: champagne, the Blue Danube and the bells of St. Stephen's The highlight comes at the stroke of twelve. Each guest receives a glass of champagne for the toast, the musicians perform Johann Strauss II's Blue Danube waltz live, and the chimes of St. Stephen's Cathedral mark the new year, just as they do in homes across Austria. A traditional Viennese midnight snack is served afterwards, giving you fresh energy for the last hours of dancing. Seating categories and what is included Every ticket includes reserved seating, the welcome cocktail and canapés, the four-course dinner with paired Austrian wines, live piano during dinner, the waltz performance, the classical ensemble and live dance music, access to the dessert buffet, the midnight champagne and the midnight snack. Two categories are offered. VIP Category places you in the front row, closest to the stage and dance floor. Category A seats you in the second row. Both categories are for guests aged 18 and over, and tickets are issued in the name of each guest. Getting to Palais Ferstel and practical tips Palais Ferstel stands at Strauchgasse 4 in the first district, a short walk from the Hofburg and the Freyung. The nearest metro stop is Herrengasse on the U3 line, and trams 1, 71 and D stop at Schottentor. On the night, show your smartphone ticket at the evening box office. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Dress for a formal occasion: evening wear suits the setting, and comfortable dancing shoes will help you enjoy the full evening. Plan your journey home in advance, as public transport in Vienna runs through the night on New Year's Eve but taxis are in high demand. If you are in Vienna over the festive season, you can add more music to your trip. Hear carols and classical favourites at the St. Peter's Church Christmas concert, enjoy a palace evening at the Palais Auersperg Imperial Gala Concert, or listen to Vivaldi by candlelight at the Karlskirche Four Seasons concert. Please note that this ticket is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, so check your plans before you book.

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Listed venue address: Palais Ferstel, Strauchgasse 4, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

Can I cancel New Year's Eve Gala at Palais Ferstel: Concert + Gala Dinner?

This ticket is non-refundable and cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Classical Concert at the Minoritenkirche Vienna

Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi and Bach played live in Vienna's Gothic Minoritenkirche near the Hofburg, with four seating categories.

Minoritenkirche

Listed duration: 70 minutes

From US$32.09Check dates & tickets

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Book Minoritenkirche classical concert tickets to hear Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi and Bach in one of the oldest churches in Vienna. The Gothic Minoritenkirche stands on a quiet square behind the Hofburg, and its high vaulted nave and stained glass windows give the music a clear, resonant sound. String quintets, trios and soloists play a varied programme of about 70 minutes, moving from Mozart's dramatic Don Giovanni overture to the calm of Bach's Goldberg Variations. Concerts are scheduled on selected evenings, so it is easy to pair one with a day in the Old Town. What is on the programme? The evening typically opens with the Overture from Mozart's Don Giovanni, followed by a Mozart symphony and his Serenade No. 6, the Serenata notturna. Haydn's Symphony No. 6, Le Matin, is played in an arrangement for string quintet, giving the music an intimate chamber feel. Vivaldi's Al Santo Sepolcro and his Bassoon Concerto in G major add Baroque colour, and the concert closes with Bach's Goldberg Variations arranged for string trio. The programme can change from date to date, so treat these works as a guide rather than a promise. Where is the Minoritenkirche? The church is at Minoritenplatz 2a, 1010 Vienna, a few minutes on foot from the Hofburg, the Burgtheater and the government quarter on Ballhausplatz. Herrengasse station (U3) is the closest stop, and the Ring trams run nearby. Building began in the 13th century, making it one of the city's oldest churches. Inside, look out for the large mosaic copy of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper on the north wall, a striking sight before the concert begins. The tall Gothic windows and plain stone vaults make a calm, uncluttered backdrop that keeps the focus on the musicians. Seating categories and what the ticket includes Your ticket includes entry to the church and the live concert, with a seat in the category you book. Category Superior gives you the front rows closest to the musicians, while Categories 1, 2 and 3 cover the middle to rear of the nave. All categories have a good view and the church acoustics carry well to the back, so choose based on how close you want to be to the players. A guided tour of the church, food, drinks and transport are not included. Show your mobile voucher with a valid photo ID at the entrance. Is this concert right for you? This concert suits anyone who wants a classic Viennese music evening in a historic setting without the formality of a large concert hall. The mix of Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi and Bach gives first timers plenty of well known music, while regular concertgoers will enjoy the chamber arrangements. Arrive 20 to 30 minutes early to take in the Gothic interior in peace. For more church concerts, compare the classical concert at St Anne's Church, the Classic Ensemble Vienna at St Peter's Church or the Vivaldi Four Seasons at Karlskirche. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Minoritenplatz 2a, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

Can I cancel Classical Concert at the Minoritenkirche Vienna?

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.

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Mozart Concert in the Golden Hall with Dinner and Carriage Ride

Four course dinner at Restaurant Opus, a horse drawn carriage ride, then Mozart from the best seats in the Musikverein Golden Hall.

Musikverein, Golden Hall (dinner at Restaurant Opus, Hotel Imperial)

Listed duration: 180 minutes

From US$431.54Check dates & tickets

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Book the Mozart concert, dinner and carriage ride package for a truly grand night out in Vienna. Your evening starts at 18:00 with a four course gourmet dinner and aperitif at Restaurant Opus in the Hotel Imperial on the Ring. A horse drawn carriage, or Fiaker, then takes you through the historic centre to the Musikverein, where you hear the Vienna Mozart Orchestra from the best seats in the Golden Hall. A guide in Mozart costume looks after you along the way, and the package includes a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice at the interval, a programme booklet and a CD of the orchestra. What is on the dinner menu? Restaurant Opus is the elegant restaurant of the Hotel Imperial, one of the most famous hotels in Vienna. The four course menu celebrates Viennese classics, with dishes such as Wiener schnitzel with potato salad, Tafelspitz with apple and horseradish sauce and Sachertorte for dessert, served with a glass of Austrian Grüner Veltliner. The menu can change with the season, so treat these dishes as examples. Arrive at the restaurant by 18:00 so you have time to enjoy every course before the carriage ride. The carriage ride and the concert After dinner, step into a horse drawn carriage for the short, scenic ride from Restaurant Opus to the Musikverein. It is a memorable way to see the lights of the Ring and the Old Town, with the sound of hooves on the cobbles and the grand buildings of the boulevard lit up around you. The Musikverein opens one hour before the concert, and you can enter the Golden Hall 30 minutes before the start. The concert lasts about one hour with an interval. The orchestra performs in 18th century costume, with a programme that can include highlights such as the Don Giovanni overture, Symphony No. 40 and Eine kleine Nachtmusik. What the package includes Your Mozart VIP ticket includes the four course dinner with aperitif at Restaurant Opus, the horse drawn carriage ride to the Musikverein, entry to the Musikverein, the concert in the best seating category of the Golden Hall, assistance from a guide in Mozart costume, a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice during the interval, a programme booklet and a CD. VIP access applies to the Golden Hall only. Hotel transfers and additional drinks are not included. Your voucher confirms the meeting point and timings for your date, so check it before you set off. Good to know before you book Smart casual or elegant clothing suits the evening. Photography and video recording are not allowed during the performance. The Musikverein is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and dedicated seating; tell the team in advance if you need help with the carriage. Cancellation is free up to 72 hours before the start. To compare other Mozart evenings, see the Musikverein Mozart concert with three course dinner, the Mozart concert in the Golden Hall or the Mozarthaus concert and museum. Book through VervTrip and your voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Choose your date and participant options for Mozart Concert in the Golden Hall with Dinner and Carriage Ride before comparing the final price. Allow at least the listed 180 minutes for the experience, plus time for arrival and onward travel.

Listed venue address: Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna (dinner: Hotel Imperial, Kärntner Ring 16, 1010 Vienna). Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

Can I cancel Mozart Concert in the Golden Hall with Dinner and Carriage Ride?

Free cancellation up to 72 hours before the start time for a full refund. Within 72 hours of the start, the booking cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Guided Tour of Vienna’s Historical Pharmacy Cellar

Step underground for a 45-minute guided German tour of Vienna’s pharmacy cellar, exploring rare spaces and fascinating stories from the city’s past.

Listed duration: 60 minutes

From US$33.20Check dates & tickets

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Your ExperienceDiscovering Vienna’s Pharmaceutical PastEmbark on a fascinating guided journey that takes you deep below Vienna’s city streets, where history comes alive in ways few have witnessed. This exclusive tour starts in the heart of Vienna’s first district, inviting you to step into a secret world shaped by centuries of medical innovation and the city’s turbulent past. Led by an expert guide, you’ll traverse the hidden corridors and chambers that once played a critical role in Vienna’s health and survival.A Unique Underground LegacyGain exclusive access to a private pharmacy cellar, closed to the general public. Once a busy laboratory, the cellar is now a unique time capsule, carefully preserved to reflect the atmosphere of a classic Viennese apothecary. Marvel at the wooden shelves, glass jars, and original pharmacy tools that line the walls, and imagine the days when pharmacists crafted potent remedies in these very rooms. Your guide will share fascinating stories and historical facts, breathing life into the silent artifacts around you.Journey Through the Hidden CityThis tour is more than just a peek into old medicine chests. You’ll continue through former World War II air raid shelters and a complex network of passageways, discovering Vienna’s subterranean world. As you walk through these corridors, you’ll gain insight into how generations of Viennese residents lived, worked, and sheltered beneath the city during challenging times. The underground spaces reveal stories of resilience, adaptation, and innovative responses to the threats of war.Expert Guidance and Historical InsightsYour experienced German-speaking guide ensures that every corner and artifact has a story to tell. Whether you’re drawn to the science of medicine, the mysteries of urban history, or the dramatic events that shaped modern Vienna, this tour offers a unique blend of all three. You’ll leave with a new appreciation for the ingenuity and courage woven into the city’s hidden depths.Immersive AtmosphereEvery detail inside the pharmacy cellar has been preserved to evoke an authentic historical setting. Antique pharmacy equipment, handwritten recipes, and decorative details create a tangible link to the past. The cellar remains cool and dimly lit, adding to the sense of stepping back in time. Many visitors are surprised by the scale and character of Vienna’s underground, which few have the chance to explore.Practical InformationThis tour lasts approximately 45 minutes and is given entirely in German. The underground spaces require descending several steps and are not suitable for visitors with limited mobility. Children under 10 are not allowed on the tour. Photography for personal use is encouraged, but please respect the historic setting by not touching the artifacts.Book your Guided Tour of Vienna’s Historical Pharmacy Cellar tickets now!

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

Can I cancel Guided Tour of Vienna’s Historical Pharmacy Cellar?

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience. Within 24 hours of the start, the booking cannot be cancelled.

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Old Stock Exchange Palace: Vienna Residence Orchestra Concert

Old Stock Exchange Palace: Vienna Residence Orchestra Concert. Mozart, Vivaldi and Beethoven with singers and dancers in a grand Ring palace.

Old Stock Exchange Palace (Alte Börse)

Listed duration: 90 minutes

From US$60.86Check dates & tickets

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Old Stock Exchange Palace Vienna Residence Orchestra Concert Experience Vienna's classical music heritage in the magnificent Old Stock Exchange Palace, where the Vienna Residence Orchestra performs works by Mozart, Vivaldi and Beethoven. This Neo-Renaissance masterpiece, designed by Theophil von Hansen and opened in 1877, provides an exceptional acoustic setting for 90 minutes of symphonies, chamber works and opera scenes. The Vienna Residence Orchestra, founded in 1990 by conductors Paul and Sylvia Moser, brings together accomplished musicians and dancers from around the world. Their authentic interpretations of Viennese Classicism combine technical excellence with the lively performance style that defined Imperial Vienna's musical tradition. The concert features solo performances, orchestral pieces and opera scenes with both instrumentalists and singers. What is Included 90-minute classical music concert by the Vienna Residence Orchestra Open seating in your selected category (VIP, A, or B) Performance in the historic Old Stock Exchange Palace Works by Mozart, Vivaldi, Beethoven and other classical masters Access to cloakroom facilities Where is the Old Stock Exchange Palace? The Old Stock Exchange Palace (Alte Börse) stands at Wipplingerstraße 34, 1010 Vienna, on the Ring at the corner of Schottenring, a few minutes on foot from the Votivkirche and the university. Schottentor station (U2) and Schottenring station (U2, U4) are both close by, and the Ring trams stop outside. The red brick and stone building was the city's stock exchange for decades, and its grand halls with high ceilings, columns and gilded details now host concerts and events, with a warm acoustic that carries well to every seat. On some dates the orchestra performs in another historic Vienna venue, so always check the venue shown on your voucher before you set off. Good to Know Concerts typically begin at 7:30pm with doors opening earlier for seating selection. The venue is located at Wipplingerstraße 34 and is fully accessible for wheelchair users. Arrive at least 30 minutes before performance time to secure your preferred seat, as seating is open within each category. Category VIP offers front-of-hall seating, Category A provides central area placement, and Category B covers the sides of Category A for excellent value. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Smart casual dress is recommended, though formal attire is not required. Bring valid photo identification for entry. Photography and filming during the performance are prohibited, and food and drinks are not permitted in the concert hall. For a complete evening of Vienna's musical culture, consider pairing your concert with a classical concert at Schönbrunn Palace, or compare the Vienna Mozart Orchestra at the Musikverein and the Vivaldi Four Seasons at Karlskirche. Allow time after the concert to walk along the Ring, which is beautifully lit in the evening. The 90 minute programme ends early enough for a late dinner in the Old Town, and the mix of orchestral works, solo pieces, singers and dancers keeps the evening varied for first time concertgoers and regular listeners alike. Book through VervTrip and your mobile voucher arrives by email shortly after purchase.

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Listed venue address: Wipplingerstraße 34, 1010 Vienna. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

Can I cancel Old Stock Exchange Palace: Vienna Residence Orchestra Concert?

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.

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Karlskirche: Vivaldi's Four Seasons Concert

Book Vivaldi Four Seasons concert tickets at Vienna's Karlskirche with Orchestra 1756 in a Baroque church setting on Karlsplatz.

Karlskirche (Saint Charles Church) Karlsplatz

Listed duration: 75 minutes

From US$42.05Check dates & tickets

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Book Vivaldi Four Seasons concert tickets in Vienna If you want one clear Vienna evening plan, book Karlskirche Vivaldi Four Seasons concert tickets and settle into Saint Charles Church for about an hour of live Baroque music. Orchestra 1756 plays on period instruments, so the violin lines feel crisp and close, and the church acoustics carry both the quiet birdlike passages and the stormier summer movement without needing a huge modern hall. You are not watching a soundtrack clip. You are hearing the cycle in a space built for resonance, with the dome and marble setting the mood before the first note. Antonio Vivaldi wrote The Four Seasons as four violin concertos that sketch a year in sound: spring streams and birdsong, summer heat and sudden weather, autumn dances and harvest energy, then winter chill and indoor warmth. The programme is easy to follow even if you rarely listen to classical music, which is why these Vienna tickets suit first timers as much as regular concertgoers. Seating is assigned on your ticket, the running time is roughly one hour without an interval, and the location on Karlsplatz sits a short walk from the Ringstrasse museums and the opera house area. What the Karlskirche concert evening feels like Arrive a little early so you can take in the Baroque interior before the house lights settle. The performance style is historically informed rather than heavily amplified, which keeps the focus on bowing, phrasing, and the dialogue between solo violin and ensemble. Many visitors pair the concert with a late dinner nearby or with daytime tickets for nearby sights, then return to Karlsplatz for the evening. Buy tickets for the date that matches your Vienna itinerary, then keep travel time realistic if you are coming from the airport or a day trip back into the city. Practical notes help the night run smoothly. Dress is smart casual rather than black tie. Photos are usually restricted during the music, so enjoy the architecture before and after. If you are travelling with students, check the student ticket type at checkout. Families often choose an earlier seating when available, while couples treat it as a low stress cultural highlight that still feels special. Who these Vienna concert tickets are for Choose this listing when you want a landmark church venue plus a famous programme you already recognise. It works well on a first trip to Vienna, a rainy evening when outdoor plans fall away, or a short city break where you only have one night for live music. If you already know you prefer palace concerts or a larger orchestra hall, compare sibling options on VervTrip before you buy, then lock the seat that fits your schedule. Plan more classical music around Vienna After you book, you can build a small classical loop across the city. Many travellers add St. Stephen's Cathedral Vivaldi Four Seasons concert tickets for a second hearing of the cycle in a different sacred space, or choose Musikverein Vivaldi Four Seasons and Mozart concert tickets when they want a purpose built concert hall. For a palace setting with Mozart and Strauss, look at Schonbrunn Palace Mozart and Strauss concert tickets. Mixing one church night with one hall or palace night keeps the trip varied without overfilling the diary. How to buy and what to expect on the day Select your date and ticket type on VervTrip, confirm the start time in your confirmation, and aim to be at Karlskirche with a buffer for security and seating. Bring your mobile ticket, travel light, and plan a tram or U Bahn hop to Karlsplatz if you are staying farther out. The concert is a straightforward buy: clear programme, central venue, and a running time that leaves the rest of the evening free. When you are ready, buy Karlskirche Vivaldi Four Seasons concert tickets for Vienna and keep the confirmation handy until you are seated.

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Choose your date and participant options for Karlskirche: Vivaldi's Four Seasons Concert before comparing the final price. Allow at least the listed 75 minutes for the experience, plus time for arrival and onward travel.

Listed venue address: Karlskirche (Saint Charles Church) Karlsplatz. Check your ticket for the exact entrance or meeting point.

Can I cancel Karlskirche: Vivaldi's Four Seasons Concert?

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.

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