Vienna · MOZART & STRAUSS CONCERTS IN VIENNA
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Powdered wigs, period costume and the two composers everyone flies in to hear. These are the best Mozart and Strauss evenings in Vienna: the Kursalon where the waltz was born, the orchestras that play it in tailcoats, the dinner-and-concert packages, priced and compared so you know exactly what the night includes.
Mozart and Strauss in Vienna’s Golden Hall at Musikverein, with period-costumed musicians and opera soloists. Smart casual evening.
“I wasn’t expecting opera as well so I was pleasantly surprised there were 2 superb singers in the performance as well. Conductor was engaging as well with a good sense of humour. He made classical so much more accessible for common folks like me! Thoroughly enjoyed myself! Bravo!”
Hear Mozart-era music in Mozarthaus, in the Sala Terrena. Close-up live performance, ornate frescoes, and a classic Vienna ensemble.
Watch Mozart and Strauss in Schönbrunn’s Orangerie. 105-minute concert, great seating, VIP drinks and priority access. From $63.
“What an experience! For my first time in Veinna I was told this was a must. Did not disappoint! the concert was not only lively but the conductor interacted with the audience having us clap and have such an amazing evening!”
Mozart meets modern tech in Vienna, with 1500 candles, 360 views, and hands-on instruments in a 1-hour multimedia show.
“We all thoroughly enjoyed this it was done well and good value for money”
Enjoy Mozart in period costume at Vienna’s Musikverein. Two halls, four seating options, and a 30-piece orchestra for 2 hours.
“Really fun...great music we enjoyed every moment. Get their early for taking photos and to skip the crowd”
Mozart and Strauss in Vienna’s historic Börse Palace, with live singers and ballet, in a 90-minute 6:30 or 8:30 show.
“Very nice, popular classical music. The singer was really great. Would be nice to know the names of the musicians”
A 3-hour Johann Strauss dinner show in Vienna, with a 20-piece orchestra, ballet, soprano, and a freshly made four-course Austrian menu.
“Purchased as a gift for our parents. They absolutely loved it! Fantastic experience. The music and atmosphere was incredible. Food was delicious. Highly recommend!”
Vienna State Opera Mozart Concert with 30 musicians, opera soloists, and Strauss Blue Danube. Formal night, 2 hours, tickets from $81.
“Very good concert with familiar music from Mozart. I really enjoyed the concert!”
Vienna Strauss Dinner Show at the Mirage: three-course dinner and a live Strauss program with dancers. From $95.82, 7 pm, 3 hours.
“Nice overview of Viennese music with talented musicians. The soprano was fabulous! Well organized and timed. Good food with vegetarian option.”
Vienna’s Mozart Orchestra in the Brahms-Saal with period costumes, opera singers, and Strauss hits. A 2-hour classical night.
“Excellent music and an engaging performance! Thoroughly enjoyed it! We had floor seats and a great view.”
90-minute Vienna Hofburg concert with Mozart, Strauss and Lehár, plus singers and dancers. Ticket price around $106.
Vienna Mozart Concert plus a 3-course dinner at Grand Hotel Vienna, then Musikverein classics like The Blue Danube and Radetzky March.
“No one met us at the door, just a sign pointing to the restaurant. The meal was served in an area outside of the main restaurant overlooking the lobby, by a group of rather inexperienced waiters. Lots of shouting at one another, mixed-up orders and general confusion. Food was ok but nothing special, and the drinks prices were enormous. The map given to us directed us to the opera house after the meal (a completely different building). When we got to the venue we found we had been assigned seats up on the balcony at the far end of the hall. We had booked 'A' grade tickets; so at least…”
Vienna Residence Orchestra brings Mozart and Strauss to the Old Stock Exchange Palace with opera singers and ballet dancers for 90 minutes.
“This was a great performance and the ease of getting in, to our seats and the GREAT seats, were everything. You must do a concert when in Vienna!”
Vienna Strauss concert in a historic 1837 hall with included House of Strauss Museum access. English tickets, timed entry, and classic performances.
“Ticket says 7:00 but concert doesn’t start until 8:30. 1 1/2 hours to view museum is a little long. Concert was wonderfully performed with great orchestra and extraordinary solo opera singer adding several songs!”
Make 24 Mozart Kugel at Vienna’s Chocolate Museum, choose milk, white or dark coating, then sip Maria Antonietta’s orange hot chocolate.
“Great family friendly activity and different making the Mozart chocolates than other chocolate classes we have done before”
