Classical Concerts in Vienna
Bookable classical concerts in Vienna, from intimate chamber music to grand orchestra evenings in the city's famous halls.
Vienna Residence Orchestra: Viennese Classical Concerts
Classics of Austria at the House of Strauss
Vienna Mozart Orchestra at Musikverein Golden Hall
Dinner & Concert at Schönbrunn Palace
Palace Tour, Dinner & Concert at Schönbrunn
Christmas Market, Palace Tour & Concert at Schönbrunn
Vienna Mozart Orchestra at Musikverein Brahms Hall
Christmas & New Year Concerts at Schönbrunn
Vienna Hofburg Orchestra: Christmas Concert at the Hofburg
Vienna Hofburg Orchestra: New Year's Eve Concert at the Hofburg
Vienna Hofburg Orchestra: New Year's Concert at the Hofburg
Find the right classical concert in Vienna
Vienna offers a classical concert for almost every evening and every budget. The list above shows bookable performances with current dates, availability and from-prices, so you can compare a concert before committing to a ticket.
Choose by atmosphere first: a historic hall for the iconic Vienna evening, a palace for an elegant setting, or a smaller ensemble when you want to hear the musicians close up. The event pages explain the programme, venue, seating and arrival details.
Find the experience that suits you
| Concert | Venue | Next date | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strauss Dinner Show | Mirage, Prater 75, 1020 Vienna | Tue 3 Nov 2026 at 19:00 | 180 min | From €99.00 |
| Imperial Gala Concert - Palais Auersperg | Palais Auersperg, Auerspergstrasse 1, 1080 Vienna | Tue 3 Nov 2026 at 20:00 | 105 min | From €49.00 |
| Vienna Residence Orchestra: Viennese Classical Concerts | Palais Alte Börse, Vienna | Tue 3 Nov 2026 at 20:30 | 90 min | From €55.00 |
| Schönbrunn Palace Concerts | Schönbrunn Palace Orangery, Schönbrunner Schlossstraße 47, 1130 Vienna | Tue 3 Nov 2026 at 20:30 | 105 min | From €58.00 |
| Classics of Austria at the House of Strauss | House of Strauss, Döblinger Hauptstraße 76, 1190 Vienna | Tue 3 Nov 2026 at 20:30 | 90 min | From €69.00 |
| Amadeus Concerts at Künstlerhaus Wien | Künstlerhaus Wien, Karlsplatz 5, 1010 Vienna | Wed 4 Nov 2026 at 19:00 | 60 min | From €49.00 |
| Vienna Mozart Orchestra at Musikverein Golden Hall | Musikverein Wien, Goldener Saal, Musikvereinsplatz 1, 1010 Vienna | Wed 4 Nov 2026 at 20:15 | 105 min | From €69.00 |
| Dinner & Concert at Schönbrunn Palace | Selected restaurant near Schönbrunn Palace + Schönbrunn Palace Orangery, Schönbrunner Schlossstraße 47, 1130 Vienna | Wed 4 Nov 2026 at 18:30 (concert 20:30) | 225 min | From €105.00 |
| Palace Tour, Dinner & Concert at Schönbrunn | Schönbrunn Palace main entrance + selected restaurant + Schönbrunn Palace Orangery, Schönbrunner Schlossstraße 47, 1130 Vienna | Wed 4 Nov 2026 at 17:15 (concert 20:30) | 300 min | From €147.00 |
| Christmas Market & Concert at Schönbrunn | Schönbrunn Palace Christmas Market + Schönbrunn Palace Orangery, Schönbrunner Schlossstraße 47, 1130 Vienna | Fri 6 Nov 2026 at 20:30 | 105 min | From €84.00 |
| Imperial Lights & Concert at Schönbrunn | Imperial Lights at Schönbrunn Palace Park, Meidlinger Tor / Meidlinger Fahrstraße, 1130 Vienna + Schönbrunn Palace Orangery | Fri 6 Nov 2026 at 20:30 | 195 min | From €84.00 |
| Palace Tour & Concert at Schönbrunn | Schönbrunn Palace main entrance + Schönbrunn Palace Orangery, Schönbrunner Schlossstraße 47, 1130 Vienna | Sat 7 Nov 2026 at 18:45 (concert 20:30) | 210 min | From €102.00 |
How to choose a Vienna concert
Start with the venue, then check the programme and length. A famous room can be the main experience, while a complete symphony or chamber work may matter more if you already know what you want to hear.
- For a first visit
- Choose a central hall with a broad programme of Mozart, Strauss and other Viennese favourites. It is easy to reach and gives you the classic evening most visitors imagine.
- For serious listening
- Look for Classic Exclusive or chamber programmes that list complete works rather than only highlights. Check the event description for the exact date-specific programme.
- For value
- Compare the lowest full-view category, not only the headline price. A balcony or rear-stall seat can offer excellent sound at a lower cost.
Venues and concert styles
The same city can feel completely different depending on where you listen. Vienna's concert halls, churches and palaces each have their own rhythm and atmosphere.
- Historic concert halls
- Musikverein and Konzerthaus offer ornate interiors, strong acoustics and a traditional concert-hall setting.
- Palace concerts
- Palace concerts pair classical music with elegant rooms and a distinctly Viennese evening atmosphere.
- Chamber concerts
- Church and smaller-ensemble concerts put you close to the performers and usually finish earlier than a large programme.
What your ticket includes
The event page shows the selected date, start time, ticket category, current price and how you receive your tickets. E-tickets arrive by email with your booking confirmation, and payment is collected only once the booking is confirmed.
- Programme
- Programmes can vary by performance. Read the selected event page rather than relying on a generic concert name.
- Arrival
- Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the start. This leaves time for the entrance, cloakroom and finding your seat.
- Dress
- There is usually no formal dress code. Smart casual is comfortable; evening wear is welcome for a special occasion.
Plan your concert evening
Most central venues are close to underground stations and restaurants. Pair an early concert with dinner afterwards, or choose a later performance after a day of sightseeing.
- Allow time
- Historic buildings can have stairs, queues and slower entrances. Add more time than you would for a modern cinema.
- Check the hall
- Musikverein Golden Hall, Brahms Hall, palaces and churches are different experiences. Confirm the hall on the event page before booking.
- Book the exact date
- The available categories and programme may change by date. Select the performance that fits your itinerary and review its details before payment.
Your questions, answered
What is the best classical concert in Vienna for a first visit?
Choose a Mozart and Strauss programme for familiar melodies and a varied evening, a Musikverein performance for a historic concert-hall setting, or a church chamber concert for a smaller ensemble. If hearing a particular work matters most, compare the programme for your date before choosing the venue.
How much do classical concert tickets in Vienna cost?
Prices depend on the performance, date and seating category. Compare the current from-prices in the listings, then select your date for the available categories and final booking total. Check whether the lowest category has a restricted view and whether dinner or other extras are included.
Are all Musikverein concerts performed by the Vienna Philharmonic?
No. The Musikverein is a venue used by different orchestras and ensembles. A ticket for its Golden Hall is not automatically a Vienna Philharmonic ticket or a New Year's Concert ticket. Check the named performers and the exact hall on the event page.
Are there classical concerts in Vienna tonight?
Yes, on practically every evening of the year. The list above starts with the next performances, and the page Tonight in Vienna shows every concert you can still book today, tomorrow and this weekend, with the latest booking time for today.
How long does a classical concert in Vienna last?
Most concerts last 60 to 120 minutes: church and chamber concerts about an hour, palace and Musikverein concerts about 90 to 120 minutes. Dinner and palace-tour packages take three hours or more. Every event page states the duration.
Where can I hear Mozart, Strauss or Vivaldi in Vienna?
Mozart is played in most of the concerts listed here, and Strauss waltzes close many of them. For the hall in which all four Strauss musicians performed, choose the House of Strauss in Döbling; for Mozart in the Golden Hall, the Musikverein. The complete Four Seasons by Vivaldi is played on selected dates at the Musikverein, and Vivaldi also appears in several palace concerts. The Mozart, Strauss and Vivaldi guides below compare the concerts.
How early should I arrive, and what should I wear?
Allow about 30 minutes for admission, the cloakroom and finding your seat, unless your event specifies a different time. Smart casual is a practical choice for many concerts; check the selected performance for any specific dress or admission rules.
Updated 24 October 2026