Book Mozarthaus Vienna Tickets

Explore Mozart’s historic residence in Vienna with a multilingual audio guide that reveals fascinating details about his life and creative process.

• Walk through the preserved rooms where Mozart composed timeless masterpieces such as The Magic Flute and Eine kleine Nachtmusik.
• Discover original furnishings, personal belongings, and handwritten letters that offer a glimpse into the composer’s everyday world.
• Engage with interactive exhibits that trace Mozart’s journey from a child prodigy to one of the greatest composers of the Classical era.
• Make it a family-friendly visit with a children’s audio guide available in eight languages, filled with stories and fun facts.
• Fun fact: Mozart composed over 600 works during his lifetime, many written right here in Vienna, each a testament to his enduring genius.

• Entry to Mozart’s historic residence in Vienna
• Audio guide for adults available in 13 languages
• Special children’s audio guide available in 8 languages

• An elevator with a 90 cm wide door provides access to all exhibition floors, ensuring accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges.
• Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available on-site.
• Smart casual or semi-formal attire is the way to go.
• Complimentary Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the museum, allowing guests to stay connected.
• A cloakroom is provided for visitors to securely store their belongings during the tour.
• A gift shop offers a selection of souvenirs and music-related items for visitors to purchase.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Experience Vienna’s musical heritage through two immersive and interactive museum visits.

• Stroll through Mozart’s final residence at Mozarthaus, filled with original manuscripts, portraits, and interactive exhibits.
• Learn through multilingual audio guides with 13 languages for adults and 8 for children, offering stories tailored to every age.
• Step into Haus der Musik to experiment with sound, compose digital symphonies, and conduct the Vienna Philharmonic virtually.
• Save time and money with convenient same-day access to both attractions located in Vienna’s historic city center.

Inclusions

• Entry to Mozarthaus
• Entry to Haus der Musik
• Audio guide for adults in 13 languages and children’s audio guide in 8 languages at Mozarthaus

Exclusions

• Transfers between the venues
• Food & drinks
• Gratuities/tips (optional)

What to bring

Mozarthaus

• Pack your own pair of headphones if you prefer enhanced audio quality over the standard museum sets provided on-site.

Haus der Musik

• Carry your digital or printed ticket along with a valid photo ID. Students and seniors should have their ID ready for verification.
• Opt for comfortable shoes; you’ll be walking through several floors of interactive sound installations and musical exhibits.

What's not allowed

Mozarthaus

• Store large backpacks, suitcases, or bulky items in the cloakroom before entering. Only small handbags or daypacks are permitted inside.
• Flash photography is not allowed anywhere in the museum. Watch for reminder signs, particularly near rooms that display original manuscripts.
• Food and drinks are not permitted inside exhibition spaces. You can leave any snacks or bottled water at the reception.

Haus der Musik

• Please leave bulky bags, umbrellas, and luggage in the cloakroom for safety reasons.
• Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the exhibition halls.
• Flash photography and professional filming require prior permission from staff. Standard photos for personal use are allowed.

Accessibility

Mozarthaus

• The museum offers full wheelchair access via a ramped entrance and elevator service connecting all visitor floors.
• An accessible restroom is available on the basement level for convenience.
• Certified service animals are welcome throughout the building.

Haus der Musik

• Enjoy a completely barrier-free experience; elevators connect every floor, and accessible restrooms are available on the ground level.
• The museum is fully air-conditioned and well-lit, making it comfortable to visit year-round.

Additional information

Mozarthaus

• Plan your visit for a weekday morning, ideally Tuesday through Thursday, if you want to explore at a calmer pace. Mondays, weekends, and late afternoons tend to be busier with school tours and group visits.
• Most guests start on the first floor, but consider beginning your tour at the top level with the themed exhibits, then move downward to the Mozart apartment to avoid the heaviest crowds.
• The multilingual audio guide is available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Slovak, Hungarian, Czech, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, and Russian, ensuring a rich experience for international visitors.

Haus der Musik

• Expect to spend 1 to 2 hours inside, depending on how much time you wish to spend with each exhibit.
• If you have a discounted ticket, keep your ID handy for verification at the entrance.
• Some parts of the exhibition feature flashing lights, projections, and immersive sounds and are not suitable for visitors with epilepsy or similar sensory conditions.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Explore the only surviving home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, where masterpieces like The Marriage of Figaro came to life.

• Get exclusive access to the Sala Terrena, Vienna’s oldest concert hall, adorned with Baroque frescoes and famed for its intimate acoustics.
• Experience a live chamber concert by the Wiener Ensemble, performing Mozart’s most beloved scores in the very setting where his music once echoed.
• Choose your preferred seating, with Category A offering the first five rows for an up-close view, or Category B for a relaxed mid-hall experience.
• Immerse yourself in an evening that unites Vienna’s musical heritage, architecture, and atmosphere in one unforgettable performance.
• Fun fact: The Sala Terrena is the only concert hall in Vienna where Mozart is documented to have performed!

• Entry to the Mozarthaus Vienna
• Access to the Sala Terrena
• Live performance by the Wiener Ensemble

Seating options:

• Category A seating (first 5 rows)
• Category B seating (6th row onwards)

• The Mozarthaus Museum is fully wheelchair accessible with ramps, wide doors, and an elevator to all public floors.
• A wheelchair-accessible restroom is on the basement level.
• Service animals are welcome throughout the museum.
• The Sala Terrena has a few steps. Notify staff in advance if you need help with entry or seating.
• Arrive an hour early to tour the museum, collect tickets, and get settled.
• Visit Tuesday to Thursday mornings for fewer crowds. Mondays, weekends, and late afternoons are busier.
• Check large bags and suitcases at the cloakroom. Only small handbags or daypacks are allowed inside.
• Flash photography is not permitted anywhere in the museum or concert hall.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Immerse yourself in Mozart’s world with access to his Vienna residence and a live concert by the Wiener Ensemble.

• Enjoy a carefully curated program featuring Mozart’s masterpieces, including Eine kleine Nachtmusik, The Magic Flute, and symphonic gems, brought to life by world-class musicians.
• Marvel at the virtuosity of the ensemble, with performances from soloists on violin, piano, and flute, each showcasing the brilliance of Mozart’s compositions.
• Admire the elegance of the Mozarthaus Vienna Museum, where Mozart once lived, as the concert fills the historic venue with the enchanting sounds of the Classical era.
• Choose from premium seating options for an enhanced concert experience in one of Vienna's most iconic music venues.
• Take a deeper dive into Mozart's life and music with an immersive concert experience in the very building where the composer lived and composed.

• Entry to the Mozarthaus Vienna
• Access to the Bösendorfer Saal
• Live performance by the Wiener Ensemble

Seating options

• Category A seating (first 5 rows)
• Category B seating (6th row onwards)

• The museum spans three floors, but Mozart’s actual apartment is on the first floor (2nd floor by U.S. standards).
• An elevator with a 90 cm wide door provides access to all exhibition floors, ensuring accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges.
• Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available on-site.
• Smart casual or semi-formal attire is the way to go.
• Complimentary Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the museum, allowing guests to stay connected.
• A cloakroom is provided for visitors to securely store their belongings during the tour.
• A gift shop offers a selection of souvenirs and music-related items for visitors to purchase.
• Food and beverages are not allowed inside the concert hall during the performance.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.