Vienna Royal Orchestra Concert: Classical Music in Vienna
Over 150 musicians performing the classical repertoire that built Vienna's name.
A classical music concert in Vienna performed by the Vienna Royal Orchestra, made up of members and substitutes from the city's leading orchestras. The concert runs roughly two hours and features works by Mozart, Beethoven and Strauss. You choose your seating tier at checkout: Imperial seats guarantee first or second row placement, champagne and a CD, while Gold, Silver and Bronze options offer different vantage points at lower prices.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Attend Vienna Royal Orchestra concert
- Enter concert venue in Vienna
- Experience Vienna Royal Orchestra performance
- Enjoy classical music by Mozart, Beethoven, Strauss
The experience
The Vienna Royal Orchestra was founded to keep the tradition of Viennese classical music alive, drawing its musicians from the ranks of Vienna's established orchestras. With more than 150 artists on stage, the ensemble sits at the top of the city's music scene. The program centers on the composers who defined Vienna's golden age (Mozart, Beethoven and Strauss), so you're hearing the repertoire in the city where it was written and first performed.
Your experience depends on which seating tier you select at checkout. The Imperial category places you in the first or second row, includes a glass of champagne before or after the performance, and comes with a CD recording: a tangible keepsake of the night. Gold, Silver and Bronze tiers offer progressively different sightlines and price points, so you can match the experience to your budget. The concert runs about two hours, and all areas of the venue are wheelchair accessible. Public transportation stops nearby if you're traveling without a car.
Infants can sit on an adult's lap or travel in a pram or stroller. The venue is not recommended for travelers with serious cardiovascular concerns, so consider your health before booking. The orchestra performs regularly, so if one date doesn't work, another usually does within the same week.
What’s included
- Depending on your chosen tier, the concert includes seating (with Imperial guaranteeing first or second row placement).
- champagne and a CD recording come with Imperial seating only.
- all other tiers include admission and your selected seat.
Options for this experience
4 optionsBefore you book
Prices and times updated 12 days ago
Operated by Wiener Royal Orchester
Is this one for you?Choose Imperial if you want the closest view and a keepsake CD: the front-row placement and champagne make it the full-experience option. Gold, Silver and Bronze tiers suit anyone who wants to hear the orchestra at a lower price point and don't need the premium extras. All tiers hear the same musicians and the same program.
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Top questions
What composers does the Vienna Royal Orchestra play?
The Vienna Royal Orchestra performs works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven and Johann Strauss: the three composers most closely tied to Vienna's classical music heritage.
How long is the concert?
The concert runs approximately two hours.
What's included in the Imperial seating tier?
Imperial seating guarantees a seat in the first or second row, includes one glass of champagne and a CD recording of the performance, giving you both a premium view and a souvenir to take home.
Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs?
Yes, all areas and surfaces of the venue are wheelchair accessible, and transportation options nearby are also wheelchair accessible.
Can I bring an infant to the concert?
Infants can attend. They can sit on an adult's lap or travel in a pram or stroller during the performance.
How do I get to the concert hall?
Public transportation options are available near the venue, so you can reach it by bus, tram or metro without a car.
Vienna Royal Orchestra Concert: Classical Music in Vienna
2h
from € 59 per person
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