Classical Concert in Vienna at Haus der Musik – What to Expect, Dress Code & Tickets
Experience Viennese classics in an intimate setting at Haus der Musik, just steps from the State Opera. The Wiener Klassik Ensemble performs a focused, 70-minute program featuring Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert and Strauss—ideal if you want an authentic classical concert in Vienna without the crowds or costumes.

Venue: Haus der Musik (City Center)
Located at Seilerstätte 30, Haus der Musik is a modern cultural space with excellent acoustics for chamber music. The hall’s size keeps you close to the musicians, so details of the string quartet sound are crystal clear. The venue is fully accessible, with elevators and step-free access.

Program Highlights (Viennese Classical Masters)
Expect iconic pieces and audience favorites from the Viennese classical tradition. Typical highlights include:
- Mozart – Eine kleine Nachtmusik, “Dissonance” Quartet
- Haydn – Emperor Quartet, The Joke
- Beethoven – movements from String Quartet No. 4; Ode to Joy (arr.)
- Schubert – Ave Maria, Death and the Maiden (excerpts)
- Strauss – The Blue Danube, Radetzky March

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What the Experience Is Like
The concert lasts about 70 minutes without intermission. Announcements and welcomes are in English and German. The atmosphere is refined but relaxed; the emphasis is on the music and the connection between players and audience.
The program celebrates the masterpieces of Vienna’s classical era — Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, and Strauss. For a deeper understanding of why this period is so significant, check out our article on What Is Wiener Klassik?
Practical Info (Dress Code, Access, Families)
- Dress code: Smart casual is perfect. A jacket or elegant blouse fits the evening; formal wear is optional.
- Start time: The concert begins at 8:00 PM.
- Accessibility: Wheelchair and stroller friendly; step-free access available.
- Families: Children under 6 are welcome free of charge if seated on a parent’s lap.
- Photography: Not permitted during the performance; feel free to take photos before and after.
- Punctuality: We recommend arriving 15 minutes early as late entry is not permitted once the performance has started.

How to Get There
Address: Haus der Musik, Seilerstätte 30, 1010 Vienna. From the Vienna State Opera, it’s a short walk. Trams, U-Bahn (Karlsplatz/Stephansplatz), and taxis are nearby.

Tickets & Seating
To avoid third-party markups, book tickets directly with the ensemble. Seating is simple and the hall intimate—there are no “bad seats,” and sightlines are clear. Same-day availability is possible on quieter dates, but popular evenings sell out.
Is This the Right Vienna Classical Music Concert for You?
Choose this concert if you want:
- An authentic Vienna classical music concert in a central location
- A concise, well-curated program of Viennese masters
- Close proximity to the musicians and a genuine chamber-music sound
FAQs – Haus der Musik Concert
What should I wear?
Smart casual. Many guests add a light jacket or dressy top; formal wear is optional.
What time does the concert start?
All Wiener Klassik Ensemble performances begin at 8:00 PM. We kindly ask guests to arrive by 7:45 PM, as late entry is not possible once the music begins.
How long is the concert?
About 70 minutes without intermission.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes—wheelchair and stroller access is available.
Can I bring young children?
Yes. Under 6s are free when seated on a parent’s lap.
Can I take photos or videos?
Not during the performance; before and after is fine.
Where exactly is it?
Haus der Musik, Seilerstätte 30, a short walk from the State Opera.
How do I get the best price?
Book direct with the ensemble via the link below.
Book Your Evening
Secure your seat for an intimate classical concert in Vienna at Haus der Musik—a refined program of Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert and Strauss performed by a professional string quartet in the city center.