Categories & Ticket Prices
Concerts are booked by category, with the same prices on every date, and we reserve the best available places within the category you choose. All prices include our service fee and may be higher than the original face value; the exact price is always confirmed at checkout.
Student
€42
The reduced student category
For students
Category B
€59
The standard category
Chamber music close up, at the best value
Category A
€69
The top category
The best-placed seats
Prices as listed on 1 November 2026. 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 You’ll Hear
The Mozart Ensemble specialises in Mozart’s music in intimate, historic rooms. Its concerts are chamber music in the true sense — string quartets and piano trios — and the room is small (the ensemble gives it about 120 seats), so you sit close enough to see every bow. For many visitors it is the most personal way to hear Mozart in Vienna.
The Sala Terrena & the House
Singerstrasse 7 is the Vienna house of the Teutonic Order, which still keeps its church, treasury and archive here. In the spring of 1781 — from 16 March to 2 May — Mozart lived in the house as a member of the household of Hieronymus Colloredo, the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg. Within weeks he had left the Archbishop’s service and settled in Vienna for good.
The concerts take place in the Sala Terrena, on the ground floor beside the church: a central room under a shallow dome, painted in the late eighteenth century with illusionistic wall paintings of ornament and mythological scenes. It was once a summer garden room opening onto the courtyard, and today it is normally opened only for concerts.
Not to be confused with the Mozarthaus Vienna on Domgasse, around the corner — the museum in the apartment where Mozart wrote The Marriage of Figaro, which has its own museum-and-concert tickets.
How Booking Works
Booking as an international visitor is straightforward, and you do not need to speak German — the whole process is in English.
- Pick your date from the schedule above — use the month filter to narrow it to your stay.
- Choose your category and we reserve the best available places within it.
- 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.
- Collect your tickets from our office directly opposite the State Opera on the day of the concert or one day prior — Singerstrasse is about ten minutes on foot from our office. Where e-tickets are available for your event, we 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.
ONE EVENT · Opernring 1/E/536-537, 1010 Vienna
Collection hours: 13:00–17:00 · Sundays 15:00–18:00
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.
Getting There & Visiting
The Mozarthaus is at Singerstrasse 7, 1010 Vienna, a few minutes’ walk from St Stephen’s Cathedral in the heart of the old town.
- U-Bahn: Stephansplatz (U1, U3), a short walk away.
- On foot: about ten minutes from the State Opera and our office.
There is no enforced dress code: smart casual is fine. Arrive a little early — the room is small and the music starts on time.
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 Singerstrasse. Booking is clear and simple: choose your category and we take care of the rest.
Opposite the opera
Local office at Opernring 1, 1010 Vienna
Genuine, valid tickets
Independent Austrian ticket agency
Personal service in Vienna
Collection & support at our office
Booking in English
Clear checkout, support before & after
ONE EVENT is an independent ticket agency. All tickets offered are genuine and valid, but we are not the official box office of the Mozarthaus or of the concert organiser. Prices include our service fee and may be higher than the original face value.
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Mozarthaus Concerts: FAQs
How much are Mozarthaus concert tickets?
The Mozart Ensemble’s concerts are listed at €69 in Category A and €59 in Category B, with a reduced student category at €42 (as listed on 1 November 2026). All prices include our service fee and may be above the original face value; the exact price is confirmed at checkout.
What does the Mozart Ensemble play?
Chamber music — string quartets and piano trios — with Mozart at the heart of the programme, played in a small room where you sit close to the musicians.
Is this the same as the Mozarthaus Vienna museum?
No. These concerts are at Singerstrasse 7, in the house where Mozart lived in the spring of 1781. The Mozarthaus Vienna museum, where he wrote The Marriage of Figaro, is around the corner at Domgasse 5, and its museum-and-concert tickets have their own page.
What time do the concerts start?
Most evenings at 20:00, with some concerts at 18:00. The exact start time for your date is on its listing.
How do I receive my tickets?
Tickets are collected from our office at ONE EVENT, Opernring 1/E/536-537, 1010 Vienna — directly opposite the Vienna State Opera — on the day of the event or one day prior. Collection hours are 13:00–17:00, and 15:00–18:00 on Sundays. Where e-tickets are available for your event, we send them by email instead.
Where is the Mozarthaus on Singerstrasse?
At Singerstrasse 7, 1010 Vienna, a few minutes’ walk from St Stephen’s Cathedral. The nearest U-Bahn station is Stephansplatz (U1, U3); from our office opposite the State Opera it is about ten minutes on foot.
Is ONE EVENT the official box office?
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 Mozarthaus or of the concert organiser. Prices include our service fee and may be higher than the original face value; the full total is always shown before you pay.