Tours and Tickets to Experience St. Peter's Church

There are plenty of ways to experience St. Peter's Church in Vienna. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Vienna Classical Concert at St. Peter's Church

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• Vienna City Highlights Private Tour

• Christmas and New Year Concert at St. Peter's Church in Vienna

• Big Bus Vienna Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Tour by Open-Top Bus

It is free to enter St. Peter's Church in Vienna as a tourist or worshipper, and the church occasionally hosts small organ and choral concerts that don’t charge admission (donations are welcome). However, tickets to classical music concerts start from around €39, while a visit with a tour guide usually costs at least US$41.

Yes, you can experience a classical music concert at St. Peter’s Church in Vienna. The church is one of many around the city that hosts concerts, offering regular free organ and choir performances, as well as classical music ensemble concerts several times a week. Occasionally, the church holds concerts in its crypt for an experience with even more ambience.

No, services and concerts at churches in Vienna typically don’t have formal dress codes. However, the expectation is that you dress appropriately for a place of worship, such as by wearing smart casual attire—meaning no flip-flops, sleeveless shirts, torn clothing, shorts, or short skirts. Regular visitors to the church are also expected to follow this general rule.

Yes, St. Peter’s Church is mostly accessible for visitors using wheelchairs or strollers. The entrance has an alternative ramp, and the main hall has no entry barriers. However, the church’s crypt is accessible only via a staircase, so it’s best to contact the church in advance if you wish to attend a crypt concert and are concerned about access.

It depends. For a regular visit to St. Peter's Church in Vienna, you only need 5–10 minutes inside to admire its baroque architecture and artwork. Most free concerts at the church only last 30 minutes, but classical music concerts that you need tickets for generally last a little over an hour.