Find Vienna concert tickets for classical music by Mozart, Strauss and Vivaldi. Compare six concerts in palaces, concert halls and churches, check available dates and live prices, then book on Tiqets.
Why choose it: Choose it if you want 105 minutes of Mozart and Strauss with vocal performances at the Schönbrunn Orangerie; on some dates, the venue changes within the palace.
Why choose it: Choose it if you want Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on Baroque instruments at Karlskirche (St. Charles’ Church), starting at 20:15 and lasting 75 minutes.
Why choose it: Choose it if you want a 60-minute concert by Classic Ensemble Vienna at Peterskirche (St. Peter’s Church), with music by Beethoven, Bach and Mozart.
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By venue: Palaces & concert halls · Churches
By music: Mozart & Strauss · Vivaldi
By occasion: Christmas · New Year
How does booking work?
Choose a concert here.
Select your date and ticket option, then book and pay on Tiqets.
Receive a mobile ticket or a voucher to exchange, according to the concert’s instructions.
What should I check before booking?
1. Choose the programme and venue.
2. Check available dates, start time and duration.
3. Review the ticket option and cancellation deadline on Tiqets.
4. Book on Tiqets and follow the ticket or voucher instructions.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy concert tickets in Vienna?
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Compare the six featured classical concerts here, then follow your chosen concert to Tiqets to select a date, book and pay.
Which concert in Vienna should I choose for a first visit?
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Choose Schönbrunn for Mozart and Strauss with vocal performances, or Karlskirche for Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. If you prefer a shorter programme, Classic Ensemble Vienna at Peterskirche lasts 60 minutes.
How much is a classical concert ticket in Vienna?
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The concert cards show live starting prices. Check your selected date and ticket option on Tiqets for the amount before paying.
Who sells the tickets: this website or Tiqets?
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You book and pay on Tiqets, not on this website. vienna-concert-tickets.net is an independent affiliate site operated by Web Maremma.
How do I receive my tickets?
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Follow the mobile ticket or voucher instructions supplied with your booking. Schönbrunn, the Musikverein and the Old Stock Exchange accept mobile tickets; Karlskirche, Peterskirche and the Mozarthaus concert require a voucher exchange.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
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The five featured concerts other than Mozarthaus allow free cancellation and rescheduling until 24 hours before the visit or booked time, according to the product’s terms. Mozarthaus requires 48 hours’ notice; check the precise deadline on Tiqets before booking.
Should I choose a palace, a concert hall or a church?
Start with the music, then compare the setting and duration. These six Vienna concerts range from 60 to 105 minutes. The programme also matters: a concert with singers or ballet offers a different format from Vivaldi’s four violin concertos.
For Mozart and Strauss, Schönbrunn combines orchestral music with vocal performances over 105 minutes. The usual venue is the Orangerie, but some dates move to the Great Gallery or the White-and-Gold Room in the palace’s main building.
The Old Stock Exchange pairs Mozart and Strauss with ballet in a 90-minute concert. Seats are not individually assigned: the evening staff guide you to a seat. This is worth knowing if seating arrangements affect your choice.
For a concert-hall option, compare the Vienna Mozart Orchestra at the Musikverein with the Wiener Ensemble at Mozarthaus. The Musikverein listing gives a duration of 105 minutes and notes a 15-minute break; coats, umbrellas and bags must go into the paid cloakroom.
Mozarthaus combines museum admission with a concert of Mozart and his contemporaries. The product lists 70 minutes. Treat the museum entry and the concert as separate parts of your planning, and follow the concert voucher-exchange instructions.
For a church setting, choose between the programme lengths as well as the composers. Karlskirche presents Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on Baroque instruments for 75 minutes. Classic Ensemble Vienna at Peterskirche plays a 60-minute programme featuring Beethoven, Bach and Mozart.
Check practical details before deciding. Karlskirche starts at 20:15, opens its doors at 19:45 and requires voucher exchange at least 20 minutes before the start. It can be cold in winter, so dress for the conditions.
Finally, check the dates rather than assuming your preferred concert runs daily. Compare the live ticket options on Tiqets, and leave time for any required voucher exchange before the performance.
Dates and prices checked on 10 November 2026. Live availability on Tiqets.