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Schönbrunn Palace
Love music and food? Why not do both with your tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and 3-course dinner? The experience will begin at a traditional Austrian restaurant where you will enjoy some of Austria's finest delicacies. The delicious 3-course meal will be served at 6:30 PM and you can then head over to the Schönbrunn Palace at around 8:00 PM for a classical music concert by the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra.
Operating since 1994, the Schönbrunn Palace Concerts have become a bit of a legend. Comprising of some of the most well-known works of Mozart and Strauss — ‘Le Nozze di Figaro’, ‘The Magic Flute’, ‘Radetzky March’, ‘Die Fledermaus’ and more — as well as the vocal stylings of a soprano and a baritone, and a ballet performance, tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and 3-course dinner will satisfy all your senses.
The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra comprises a group of highly-qualified and sought-after musicians who have represented Austria on tours across continents, such as in Japan, Croatia, Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic and Denmark. They mainly focus on the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss and other contemporary composers of that time. The Orchestra also has a long tradition of accompanying singers and ballet performances.
Book your online tickets for the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and 3-course dinner in Vienna and secure your seats now!
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Performers: Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra
‘Le Nozze di Figaro’
‘Die Zauberflöte’
‘Don Giovanni’
‘Die Fledermaus’
‘Der Zigeunerbaron’
‘Donauwalzer’
‘Radetzkymarsch’
The Schönbrunn Palace, the largest palace in Austria, is a popular tourist destination, catering to almost 4 million visitors annually. The Orangerie, where the concert usually takes place, was built for the purpose of overwintering orange plants in a greenhouse and has been in existence since around 1760. It was also widely used for court festivities, especially under Joseph II. Mozart himself had once competed against Antonio Salieri in 1786 at the venue.
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Address: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria.
Subway: Take subway line U4 and get off at Schönbrunn.
Bus: Bus lines 10A, 57A, 58A, N60, VAL 1 stop near Schönbrunn Palace.
Available Facilities: Bar, Wheelchair access, Stroller access, Toilets.
Accessibility: Schönbrunn Palace welcomes disabled guests and strives to make the show accessible for everyone.
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Q- Where is the Mozart & Strauss concert playing in Vienna?
A- The Mozart & Strauss concert is playing at the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna.
Q- What are some of the pieces that will be performed at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace?
A- ‘Die Zauberflöte’, ‘Don Giovanni’, ‘Die Fledermaus’, and ‘Der Zigeunerbaron’, among others, are some of the pieces that you’ll be able to enjoy at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace with a 3-course dinner.
Q- Who will be performing at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace?
A- The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra will be performing at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and 3-course dinner.
Q- What is the dress code while attending the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and 3-course dinner?
A- There is no specific dress code. However, it is prudent to dress in clothes appropriate for the occasion. Formals are recommended.
Q- Is outside food allowed while attending the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace?
A- Outside food is not allowed at most of the venues. However, there are cafés or restaurants nearby.
Schönbrunn Palace
Over hundreds of years, top-tier musicians and music lovers have flocked to Vienna to work in its various orchestras and ensembles. When it comes to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, it has to be spectacular, given the fact that the composers are the faces of Viennese classical music, being residents of the city.
But Viennese history and food are also highlighted in your tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour & 3-course dinner. With the self-guided audio tour of the palace after hours, get a chance to know about the history of the palace and the royal figures surrounding it like Empress Maria Theresa and Emperor Franz Joseph I, all without the usual crowding during the visiting hours. Then you’ll be treated to an authentic Viennese gastronomic experience with a delicious 3-course meal at a restaurant nearby. After that, get to the Orangerie for a mesmerising concert on the popular works of Mozart and Strauss.
The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra comprises a group of talented and highly-skilled performers who have taken Austrian music across countries, such as Japan, Croatia, Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic and Denmark. They mainly focus on the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss and other composers of the classical age of Viennese music. With the Orchestra, a number of singers and ballet dancers perform, something which has been a long-standing tradition.
Book your online tickets for Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner in Vienna and secure your seats now!
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Performers: Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra
‘Le Nozze di Figaro’
‘Die Zauberflöte’
‘Don Giovanni’
‘Die Fledermaus’
‘Der Zigeunerbaron’
‘Donauwalzer’
‘Radetzkymarsch’
The Schönbrunn Palace, the largest palace in Austria, is a popular tourist destination, catering to almost 4 million visitors annually. The Orangerie, where the concert usually takes place, was built for the purpose of overwintering orange plants in a greenhouse and has been in existence since around 1760. It was also widely used for court festivities, especially under Joseph II. Mozart himself had once competed against Antonio Salieri in 1786 at the venue.
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Address: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria.
Subway: Take subway line U4 and get off at Schönbrunn.
Bus: Bus lines 10A, 57A, 58A, N60, VAL 1 stop near Schönbrunn Palace.
Available Facilities: Bar, Wheelchair access, Stroller access, Toilets.
Accessibility: Schönbrunn Palace welcomes disabled guests and strives to make the show accessible for everyone.
Q- How do I buy tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner?
A- Buy your tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner online for a hassle-free and convenient experience that ensures the best deals and discounts.
Q- How much do the tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner cost?
A- The cost of the tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
Q- How can I buy cheap or discount tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner?
A- The best way to buy cheap or discounted tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner is to book them online as you will often come across attractive discounts. Book your Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner tickets in advance as they tend to get more expensive closer to the show date.
Q- How can I buy last-minute tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner?
A- You can easily buy last-minute tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner online.
Q- Where is the Mozart & Strauss concert playing in Vienna?
A- The Mozart & Strauss concert is playing at the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna.
Q- What are some of the pieces that will be performed at the Mozart & Strauss concert?
A- ‘Der Zigeunerbaron’, ‘Donauwalzer’, and ‘Radetzkymarsch’, among others, are some of the pieces that you’ll be able to enjoy at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace.
Q- Who will be performing at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace?
A- The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra will be performing at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace.
Q- What is the dress code while attending the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour and 3-course dinner?
A- There is no specific dress code. However, it is prudent to dress in clothes appropriate for the occasion. Formals are recommended.
Q- Is outside food allowed while attending the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace, tour & 3-course dinner?
A- Outside food is not allowed at most of the venues. However, there are cafés or restaurants nearby.
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Schönbrunn Palace
Tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour are available now! Classical music has been the lifeblood of Vienna for a long time. Over hundreds of years, top-tier musicians and music lovers have flocked to the city. This gives any concert in Vienna a special flavour. The Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace is therefore a work of art, with music from two of the greatest classical music Maestros of all time.
With your tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour, you can enter the palace at around 5:30 pm and start exploring the rooms and learn about the history of the Hapsburg dynasty and the Schönbrunn Palace. You will have an audio guide to keep you company as you walk through the 22 rooms and gardens of the palace. At around 8:00 pm you can stroll down to the Orangerie for an evening of melodious overtures, arias, and duets by Mozart and Strauss.
The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra are a group of musicians who have a long-standing tradition of performing with opera and ballet practitioners. They have represented Austria on tours to many hubs of classical music like Japan, Croatia, Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic and Denmark and are a bunch of established musicians who are at the top of their game. They mainly focus on the works of the two Viennese Greats, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss and are trained to bring out the essence of the music of the composers.
Book your online tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour in Vienna and secure your seats now!
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Performers: Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra
‘Le Nozze di Figaro’
‘Die Zauberflöte’
‘Don Giovanni’
‘Die Fledermaus’
‘Der Zigeunerbaron’
‘Donauwalzer’
‘Radetzkymarsch’
The Schönbrunn Palace, the largest palace in Austria, is a popular tourist destination, catering to almost 4 million visitors annually. The Orangerie, where the concert usually takes place, was built for the purpose of overwintering orange plants in a greenhouse and has been in existence since around 1760. It was also widely used for court festivities, especially under Joseph II. Mozart himself had once competed against Antonio Salieri in 1786 at the venue.
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Address: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria.
Subway: Take subway line U4 and get off at Schönbrunn.
Bus: Bus lines 10A, 57A, 58A, N60, VAL 1 stop near Schönbrunn Palace.
Available Facilities: Bar, Wheelchair access, Stroller access, Toilets.
Accessibility: Schönbrunn Palace welcomes disabled guests and strives to make the show accessible for everyone.
Q- How do I buy tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour?
A- Buy your tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour online for a hassle-free and convenient experience that ensures the best deals and discounts.
Q- How much do tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour cost?
A- The cost of the tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
Q- How can I buy cheap or discount tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour?
A- The best way to buy cheap or discounted tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour is to book them online as you will often come across attractive discounts. Book your Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour tickets in advance as they tend to get more expensive closer to the show date.
Q- How can I buy last-minute tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour?
A- You can easily buy last-minute tickets to the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour online.
Q- Where is the Mozart & Strauss concert playing in Vienna?
A- The Mozart & Strauss concert is playing at the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna.
Q- What are some of the pieces that will be performed at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace?
A- ‘Le Nozze di Figaro’, ‘Die Zauberflöte’, ‘Don Giovanni’, among others, are some of the pieces that you’ll be able to enjoy at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace.
Q- Who will be performing at the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace?
A- The Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra will be performing at the Mozart & Strauss concert.
Q- What is the dress code while attending the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour?
A- There is no specific dress code. However, it is prudent to dress in clothes appropriate for the occasion. Formals are recommended.
Q- Is outside food allowed while attending the Mozart & Strauss concert in Schönbrunn Palace and after-hours tour?
A- Outside food is not allowed at most of the venues. However, there are cafés or restaurants nearby.
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The Mirrors Room is the most exquisite and extraordinary room in the palace. The gold and white walls are interjected with wall to wall crystal mirrors. It is said that Mozart played his first ever piece in front of the Empress Maria Theresa at six years of age in that room.
The Schonbrunn Palace functioned as a headquarters for the French Army during the occupation of 1805-1809. Also known as the Old Lacquer Room, the Vieux Laque served as Napoleon’s meeting room in that era. Among the 45 rooms open to the public, the Vieux Laque displays an interesting slice of history.
A symbolic relic, the Blue Chinese Salon marks the end of the Austrian monarchy. It is the place where Emperor Karl I bent his knee to the Austrian Republic in 1918. The room is also emblematic of the 18th century European obsession with East Asian art and culture.
The Grand Gallery is perhaps the most noteworthy room inside the Schonbrunn Palace. With a magnificent gilt stucco interior, ceiling frescoes, and Rococo art, the Grand Gallery was the ideal setting for court events in the Schonbrunn Palace. This room once housed Congress Vienna.
Stretching over 1.2 kms, the Schonbrunn Palace was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996. The stunning orangery, wooded trails, and the Crown Prince Garden with its stunning vine-covered flowerbeds are an unmissable portion of the Schonbrunn Palace Park.
The oldest operating zoo in the world is located inside the Schonbrunn Palace. Emperor Francis I opened the zoo back in the 18th century. To this day, the zoo has a giant polar bear enclosure, a panda section, and a few years back, they added an aerial walkway that goes over the wooded slopes of the park.
The Ruins of Carthage inside the Schonbrunn Palace Park are not real Roman ruins but follies, which became very popular among rich landlords of Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. These ruins add an ancient grandeur to the property and could be compared to the ruins of Paris’ Parc Monceau and Rome’s Villa Torlonia.
Another stunning attraction in Schonbrunn Palace Park are the variety of small and large labyrinths. While the smaller ones are no larger than a stroll around the block, the larger ones could be tricky. Nevertheless, it is a popular site that definitely warrants a visit.
The most impressive fountain in the Schonbrunn Palace Park is the Neptune fountain which depicts the God Neptune towering over his court. It is a popular spot and attracts quite a crowd. The Neptune Fountains mark the end of your palace park tour.
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Address: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Vienna, Austria
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A. Yes, you can purchase the Schonbrunn Palace Tickets online.
A. The best way to purchase the Schonbrunn Palace Tickets is to get them online.
A. Avail great deals through online bookings. If you book your Schonbrunn Palace and Vienna City Tour Tickets online, children aged 2 to 12 will enjoy discounted ticket prices, provided you can supply valid photo IDs.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace is located on Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria.
A. The best way to reach the Schonbrunn Palace is to get on any metro from route U4 and get down at Schloss Schonbrunn.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace served as the Habsburg family’s imperial residence and is an important cultural landmark in present-day Vienna. The Grand Gallery, Schonbrunn Palace Park, Mirrors Room, and Blue Chinese Salon are some of the best highlights of this palace.
A. The pleasant weather during the months of April to May and September to October makes it the best time to visit the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. The Belvedere Palace, Leopold Museum, and Sigmund Freud Museum are some of the nearby attractions near the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace is an important historical site for Austrians. The structure is reminiscent of its Neoclassical heritage. The Palace also marks the end of the Austrian monarchy and the establishment of the Republic of Austria.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace has an entrance fee but the Schonbrunn Palace Gardens are free to explore throughout the year.
A. The Schonbrunn Palace opens from 9 AM to 5 PM every day of the year including national holidays.
A. You can click pictures in the Palace Gardens, but no kind of photography is permitted inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. All spaces open to the public are wheelchair accessible. Escorts are available to help any visitor on a wheelchair.
A. You may opt for either a short tour of 40 minutes or choose to spend almost 4 hours inside the Schonbrunn Palace.
A. There are barrier-free toilets available near the ticket desk, on the first floor, and on the Children’s Museum. You have to ask the palace staff for assistance.