Konzerthaus Vienna Tickets

Seating Categories & Ticket Prices

At the Konzerthaus you book by category rather than a fixed seat. Each concert is offered in numbered price categories — Category 1 the best-placed band, Category 5 the most affordable — and we reserve the best available seats within the category you choose. Prices vary by programme and date; all prices include our service fee and may be higher than the original face value, and the exact price is always confirmed at checkout.

Indicative bands for currently listed categories. All prices include our service fee and may be above the original face value printed on the ticket; the full total is shown at checkout.

What Plays in the Great Hall

The Vienna Symphony Orchestra

Founded in 1900 as the Wiener Concertverein, the Wiener Symphoniker is the city’s own concert orchestra and the Konzerthaus’s resident ensemble, dividing its season between this hall and the Musikverein. Its Great Hall evenings are the backbone of the schedule on this page.

The Vienna Philharmonic

The Philharmonic’s home is the Musikverein, but it appears in the Great Hall on selected dates each season. Our guide to hearing the Vienna Philharmonic explains how its tickets work.

The other halls

Chamber music, recitals and smaller ensembles play in the house’s other rooms — the Mozart Hall and the Schubert Hall, listed separately on this site. Browse the wider classical concerts calendar for everything on in the city.

How Booking Works

Booking as an international visitor is straightforward, and you do not need to speak German — the whole process is in English.

1. Pick your date from the schedule above — use the month filter to narrow it to your stay.
2. Choose your category and we reserve the best available places within it.
3. Check out securely — pay by card in a few minutes; our service fee is included and the full total is shown before you confirm. Your booking is confirmed at purchase; the tickets themselves are issued in the week before the concert.
4. Collect your tickets from our office directly opposite the State Opera on the day of the concert or one day prior — the Konzerthaus is about ten minutes on foot from our office. Where e-tickets are available for your event, we’ll send them by email instead.

Collecting your tickets

Tickets are collected from our office at ONE EVENT, Opernring 1/E/536-537, 1010 Vienna — directly opposite the Vienna State Opera.

You’ll find us in the passage between L’opéra Restaurant and Kaiser’s – Kaiserschmarrn: take the left elevators in the Opernringhof building to the 5th floor. The short video below shows the way.

Important Information

• Seated together — two tickets are always seated together, unless explicitly stated otherwise (for example “Separate Seats”).
• Seat selection — specific seats cannot be chosen. Tickets are booked by category, and the exact places are assigned as the best available within that category.
• Group bookings — for more than two tickets, seating may be split. For example: 3 tickets → 3 or 2+1 · 4 tickets → 4, 2+2, 3+1 or 2+1+1.
• Ticket issue — your booking is confirmed at purchase; the tickets themselves are issued no earlier than about a week before the concert.
• Pricing — all prices include our service fee and may be above the original face value printed on the ticket.
• Cancellation — as stated in our Terms & Conditions, tickets are non-refundable and cannot be cancelled after purchase.

The Konzerthaus: History & Architecture

The Wiener Konzerthaus opened on 19 October 1913, designed by the theatre architects Fellner & Helmer with Ludwig Baumann in the Art Nouveau manner of the day. It was conceived as a house for a broader public and a broader repertoire than the older Musikverein, and it still works that way: four halls under one roof — the Great Hall with around 1,840 seats, the Mozart Hall, the Schubert Hall and the Berio Hall, added in the renovation of 1997–2000 — and resident ensembles from the Vienna Symphony to the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, the Wiener Singakademie and Klangforum Wien. The Great Hall’s organ, built by Rieger, dates from the opening year.

Getting There & Visiting

The Konzerthaus is at Lothringerstrasse 20, 1030 Vienna, beside the Stadtpark and about ten minutes on foot from the State Opera.

• U-Bahn: the U4 to Stadtpark, a few minutes’ walk away.
• Tram: lines 2, 71 and D to Schwarzenbergplatz.

There is no enforced dress code: smart casual is fine, and many guests dress up for orchestral evenings. Arrive in good time — latecomers are typically admitted only at a suitable pause in the programme.

Why Book With Us

ONE EVENT is an independent Austrian ticket agency with a local office directly opposite the Vienna State Opera — personal ticket collection and customer support, right in the heart of Vienna, ten minutes from the Konzerthaus. Booking is clear and simple: choose your category and we take care of the rest.

ONE EVENT is an independent ticket agency. All tickets offered are genuine and valid, but we are not the official box office of the Wiener Konzerthaus. Prices include our service fee and may be higher than the original face value.

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