Experience classical chamber music in Vienna's oldest concert hall - the historic Sala Terrena where Mozart himself performed in 1781. The Mozart Ensemble Vienna presents intimate concerts featuring string quartets and piano trios in this stunning baroque venue, just steps from St. Stephen's Cathedral. With world-class musicians and only 120 seats, every performance offers an […]
Classic Ensemble Vienna Experience one of the finest classical concerts in Vienna with the Classic Ensemble Vienna, an elegant chamber ensemble consisting of two violins, a cello, and a double bass. Held in the magnificent St. Peter's Church (Peterskirche), one of Vienna's oldest and most beautiful Baroque churches, this unforgettable evening presents a carefully curated […]
The Royal Orchestra presents regal performances of classical masterpieces in Vienna's historic venues. Specializing in the works of Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss, the orchestra captivates audiences with its artistic prowess. If you want to experience the grandeur of classical music in a royal setting, the Royal Orchestra delivers concerts that are fit for royalty.
Experience the grandeur of Baroque music at the Baroque Orchestra Concert in Vienna's majestic Palais Schönborn-Batthyány. This captivating performance brings to life the timeless compositions of masters like Vivaldi, Bach, and Handel. Performed by a distinguished ensemble, the concert offers an authentic journey through the elegance and emotional depth of the Baroque era. Immerse yourself […]
Vienna Classical Concert with the Vienna Residence Orchestra Spend an unforgettable evening in Vienna and experience the timeless beauty of classical music with the renowned Vienna Residence Orchestra. Set in historic Vienna concert halls and palaces, this concert brings the city’s rich musical heritage to life in an elegant and authentic atmosphere. The program features […]
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons in Vienna Experience Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons in one of Vienna’s most breathtaking concert venues – the magnificent Karlskirche (St. Charles Church). This atmospheric classical concert in Vienna combines baroque masterpieces with the unique acoustics and historic setting of the church. Performed by Ensemble 1756 on original period instruments, […]
The Vienna Mozart Orchestra performs in Vienna concerts with internationally renowned singers and soloists all in magnificent historical costumes and wigs and creates a unique atmosphere in Vienna famous concert halls, like the State Opera, the Musikverein and the Konzerthaus.
Classic Ensemble Vienna Experience one of the finest classical concerts in Vienna with the Classic Ensemble Vienna, an elegant chamber ensemble consisting of two violins, a cello, and a double bass. Held in the magnificent St. Peter's Church (Peterskirche), one of Vienna's oldest and most beautiful Baroque churches, this unforgettable evening presents a carefully curated […]
Experience the grandeur of Baroque music at the Baroque Orchestra Concert in Vienna's majestic Palais Schönborn-Batthyány. This captivating performance brings to life the timeless compositions of masters like Vivaldi, Bach, and Handel. Performed by a distinguished ensemble, the concert offers an authentic journey through the elegance and emotional depth of the Baroque era. Immerse yourself […]
Vienna Classical Concert with the Vienna Residence Orchestra Spend an unforgettable evening in Vienna and experience the timeless beauty of classical music with the renowned Vienna Residence Orchestra. Set in historic Vienna concert halls and palaces, this concert brings the city’s rich musical heritage to life in an elegant and authentic atmosphere. The program features […]
Experience classical chamber music in Vienna's oldest concert hall - the historic Sala Terrena where Mozart himself performed in 1781. The Mozart Ensemble Vienna presents intimate concerts featuring string quartets and piano trios in this stunning baroque venue, just steps from St. Stephen's Cathedral. With world-class musicians and only 120 seats, every performance offers an […]
Vienna stages classical music every night of the year — symphony and chamber concerts, Mozart and Strauss programmes, organ recitals in baroque churches and waltz evenings in gilded ballrooms. The live schedule above shows what’s playing across the city’s concert halls, palaces and churches: pick your date, choose your tickets and book online in English.
Part of the joy of a concert in Vienna is the room itself. These are the settings you’ll find in the listings above:
The Musikverein’s Golden Hall is the most famous concert hall in the world — home of the New Year’s Concert and renowned for its acoustics. The Wiener Konzerthaus answers it with three halls of its own — the Great Hall, Mozart Hall and Schubert Hall — hosting orchestras and soloists through the season.
Hear Mozart in the Great Gallery of Schönbrunn Palace — the hall where the imperial court entertained — or take a waltz-and-operetta evening at the Kursalon in the Stadtpark, long associated with Johann Strauss. Historic palais such as the Palais Ferstel and Auersperg Palace host chamber ensembles in candlelit surroundings.
The baroque Karlskirche and Peterskirche stage evening concerts — Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and sacred works under painted domes are a Vienna signature, and a wonderfully atmospheric alternative to a formal hall.
Intimate recitals at the Mozarthaus — the composer’s preserved Vienna residence — and programmes at the House of Strauss put the music back in the rooms where it lived. The Hofburgkapelle, the imperial chapel, adds a setting steeped in court history.
Vienna’s signature concert is the Mozart programme — orchestras and soloists, often in historical costume, performing the best-loved arias, overtures and symphonies in the city where they premiered. Alongside them run Strauss waltz evenings, chamber recitals and full symphonic seasons. If it’s your first Vienna concert, a Mozart-and-Strauss gala is the classic introduction; returning visitors often head for the church concerts or a night at the Golden Hall.
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Dress: smart casual is perfectly acceptable at Vienna’s concerts — many guests dress up, but you won’t be out of place dressing simply neatly. Church concerts are the most relaxed of all. Timing: most evening concerts begin between 19:00 and 20:30 and typically run around two hours including an interval; arrive with time to spare, as latecomers may wait for a suitable pause. Children: policies vary by event and venue — check the event page for your date.
Vienna’s concert year peaks on 1 January with the New Year’s Concert in the Golden Hall — among the hardest tickets in classical music. Around it, the city’s musical calendar keeps giving: Advent and Christmas concerts in the churches, ball-season galas after New Year, and palace concerts through the summer months when the halls take their break. Whatever the season, there is a concert on — check the schedule above for your travel dates.
For the full grand-hall experience, the Musikverein’s Golden Hall and the Konzerthaus are the classic choices. For atmosphere, the church concerts at Karlskirche or Peterskirche are hard to beat, while Schönbrunn’s Great Gallery and the palais venues offer an imperial setting. If it’s your first visit, a Mozart programme in any of the historic halls is the signature Vienna evening.
Smart casual is perfectly acceptable. Many guests enjoy dressing up for the grand halls, but neat, simple clothing is fine everywhere, and church concerts are the most relaxed. Only galas and special occasions call for formal wear.
Most evening concerts run around two hours including an interval, with start times typically between 19:00 and 20:30. The exact schedule for your evening is shown on the event page.
Book ahead once your travel dates are fixed — weekend dates, holiday periods and the most famous venues sell through first. Seasonal highlights like Christmas concerts and the New Year’s Concert are best secured as early as possible.
They are performances of Mozart’s most popular works — arias, duets, overtures and symphonic movements — presented by ensembles in period costume, usually in one of the city’s historic halls. They’re designed as an accessible, celebratory introduction to the repertoire rather than a formal symphony evening, and they’re popular with first-time visitors for exactly that reason.
Prices vary by venue, seating area and date, and each event page shows its current options. All prices include our service fee and may be above the original face value; the full total is always shown before you pay.
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No. ONE EVENT is an independent ticket agency. All tickets offered are genuine and valid, but we are not the official box office of the Musikverein, Konzerthaus or any other venue listed. Prices include our service fee and may be higher than the original face value.
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