Vienna Music Society

We attended a concert at the Musikverein Wien and it was a truly memorable experience. The building itself exudes an artistic atmosphere, with its grand architecture and rich history creating the perfect setting for classical music. The hall was beautifully designed, capturing the elegance and sophistication that Vienna is known for. We listened to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and Mozart’s works, performed with incredible skill and passion. The acoustics were outstanding, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the music. This is a must-visit venue for any classical music lover

A great night of classical music pieces by the group. Highly recommended when visiting Vienna. We bought the 15 Euro ticket and still enjoyed the experiences.

The Golden Hall was beyond beautiful. We got standing tickets for an incredible price of 22 euros for Yiruma and we were not disappointed. The standing is at the back, behind some metal bars, so it is not for everyone... but for us on a budget it was perfect. Just make sure to arrive as they open the doors for the standing section (30 min before the show) to get a front standing place. We arrived an hour before the start to be able to get our tickets as we didnt come pick them up during their open days and hours. There was a half time where people are allowed to go have a drink for half an hour, but as we had excellent standing area... we did not want to give it up. You are not allowed to take picts of videos during the show as it will disturb others, so please be respectful. I took the videos after he finished and came back out for a last song, so we were allowed then. There's no dress code, but feels nice to dress up and feels nicer that everyone is dressed up for such a beautiful venue and show. So do yourself a favour and put a but of effort to dress up, it will make it nicer for everyone! :) 10/10 would come back!!!

It was an amazing once in a lifetime experience! There were many coordinators to help the guests and the orchestra was perfection. The only downside was that they put many people on the last row of the balcony and they could see almost nothing unless they stand up. That was unfair even for those who paid the less expensive ticket. I suggest you pick your seats instead advance if possible.

The Mozart orchestra is a must. Make sure you choose the right seat. If you choose the upper level, just the first row (the second or third rows are not really good). If you had to choose the lower level, never waste your time and money on the stand up zone, too crowded and too much distraction. You’ll enjoy your time here otherwise. PS make sure you get there on time. The orchestra can’t wait for you. Saturday 7:45 pm. We loved it.

Amazing experience, the location, the musicians and their costumes. Perfect, even with the cheapest ticket. it Is perfect if you like classical music. The only not good thing is people who don't know how to behave in this class of events

Came to this beautiful location to see a Vienna Mozart Orchestra concert in the Golden Hall. It was a great concert in a spectacular location and well worth a visit when in Vienna. There are a range of prices and seats from the stalls to upper balcony and all seemed to have good, but different views. My wife is a musician, so being in the front balcony gave a great view of the orchestra, albeit the soloists were slightly obscured. The programme differs each night, but they all seem to give examples of the breadth of his work, from opera to marches and much more.

Attending the Vienna Philharmonic's concert at the Musikverein was an unforgettable experience.  Describing it in words doesn't do justice to the excellence of the Vienna Philharmonic. It was a masterful, amazing, world-class performance from one of the finest orchestras in existence that captured the spirit of the finest music and  left me and everyone in the audience in awe.

We attended a concert at the Musikverein Wien and it was a truly memorable experience. The building itself exudes an artistic atmosphere, with its grand architecture and rich history creating the perfect setting for classical music. The hall was beautifully designed, capturing the elegance and sophistication that Vienna is known for. We listened to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and Mozart’s works, performed with incredible skill and passion. The acoustics were outstanding, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the music. This is a must-visit venue for any classical music lover

A great night of classical music pieces by the group. Highly recommended when visiting Vienna. We bought the 15 Euro ticket and still enjoyed the experiences.

The Golden Hall was beyond beautiful. We got standing tickets for an incredible price of 22 euros for Yiruma and we were not disappointed. The standing is at the back, behind some metal bars, so it is not for everyone... but for us on a budget it was perfect. Just make sure to arrive as they open the doors for the standing section (30 min before the show) to get a front standing place. We arrived an hour before the start to be able to get our tickets as we didnt come pick them up during their open days and hours. There was a half time where people are allowed to go have a drink for half an hour, but as we had excellent standing area... we did not want to give it up. You are not allowed to take picts of videos during the show as it will disturb others, so please be respectful. I took the videos after he finished and came back out for a last song, so we were allowed then. There's no dress code, but feels nice to dress up and feels nicer that everyone is dressed up for such a beautiful venue and show. So do yourself a favour and put a but of effort to dress up, it will make it nicer for everyone! :) 10/10 would come back!!!

It was an amazing once in a lifetime experience! There were many coordinators to help the guests and the orchestra was perfection. The only downside was that they put many people on the last row of the balcony and they could see almost nothing unless they stand up. That was unfair even for those who paid the less expensive ticket. I suggest you pick your seats instead advance if possible.

The Mozart orchestra is a must. Make sure you choose the right seat. If you choose the upper level, just the first row (the second or third rows are not really good). If you had to choose the lower level, never waste your time and money on the stand up zone, too crowded and too much distraction. You’ll enjoy your time here otherwise. PS make sure you get there on time. The orchestra can’t wait for you. Saturday 7:45 pm. We loved it.

Amazing experience, the location, the musicians and their costumes. Perfect, even with the cheapest ticket. it Is perfect if you like classical music. The only not good thing is people who don't know how to behave in this class of events

Came to this beautiful location to see a Vienna Mozart Orchestra concert in the Golden Hall. It was a great concert in a spectacular location and well worth a visit when in Vienna. There are a range of prices and seats from the stalls to upper balcony and all seemed to have good, but different views. My wife is a musician, so being in the front balcony gave a great view of the orchestra, albeit the soloists were slightly obscured. The programme differs each night, but they all seem to give examples of the breadth of his work, from opera to marches and much more.

Attending the Vienna Philharmonic's concert at the Musikverein was an unforgettable experience.  Describing it in words doesn't do justice to the excellence of the Vienna Philharmonic. It was a masterful, amazing, world-class performance from one of the finest orchestras in existence that captured the spirit of the finest music and  left me and everyone in the audience in awe.