Vienna Musikverein (Wiener Musikverein) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Vienna Musikverein. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Bicycle Tour - Vienna Complete

• Vienna: Classical Music Concert in the World-Famous Musikverein

• Vienna Mozart Concert in Historical Costumes at the Musikverein

• Austrian Delights: 3-Course Austrian Dinner and Concert at Musikverein Vienna

• Private Klimt & Vienna Art Walk — From Baroque to Secession

Ticket prices for the Vienna Musikverein depend on which performance you go to see and the seats you choose, whether they’re floor, balcony, or box seats. The most basic tickets at the concert hall, which can often just be standing room only, often start from around €9–15, while the most expensive may range from €65-195.

Yes, the Vienna Musikverein is well worth visiting for travelers seeking a classical music concert in a grand, traditional venue. Unlike some concert venues around the city, the Musikverein was designed with the acoustics of live classical music in mind, and its gilded interior provides a lavish backdrop to the variety of world-class performances it regularly hosts.

Per one customer who booked the Vienna: Classical Music Concert in the World-Famous Musikverein, "What a magical evening!! The venue is incredible, and the musicians are beyond belief - such stellar talent. The tempo and precision of the pieces were amazing. If you're in Vienna, please do yourself a favor. This concert will leave you enchanted."

The Vienna Musikverein (Wiener Musikverein) is a concert hall, which is the performing venue for the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. It is famous for its lavish Great Hall, also known as the Golden Hall thanks to its richly decorated ceiling and balconies, and for its impressive acoustics.

You can buy tickets for Vienna Musikverein performances online at the venue’s official website or in person at the concert hall’s box office. Note that the box office has seasonal hours, with earlier closing during the summer months—check the website for up-to-date opening times.

No, while there is no official dress code for concerts at the Vienna Musikverein, the venue recommends dressing in “clothing appropriate to the occasion”. General advice for attending concerts in Vienna is to wear smart casual attire.

Yes, you can visit the Vienna Musikverein if you’re not attending a concert by taking a guided tour of the venue. Tours inside the concert hall are provided in both German and English and last for 45 minutes. The tour schedule can be dependent on when shows are taking place, so check the website for upcoming dates.

Yes, there are plenty of dining options and restaurants around the Vienna Musikverein. The Café Imperial Wien is a famous coffeehouse just across from the venue, while you will find more restaurants nearby on the Vienna Ring Road and the parallel streets heading into the historical center.

Yes, the Vienna Musikverein is accessible and barrier-free for those using wheelchairs. The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator access to all floors, and accessible restrooms. Guide dogs are welcome, although the venue requests advance notice of their presence. Note that seats for wheelchair users can be booked by e-mail or by calling the box office directly.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Vienna Musikverein. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Vienna:

• Schönbrunn Palace

• Hofburg Imperial Palace

• St. Stephen's Cathedral

• St. Peter's Church

• Historic Center of Vienna

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Vienna.