Amadeus Concerts Vienna delights audiences with works by Johannes Brahms, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Strauss, Antonio Vivaldi, and many other composers.
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Step into the golden age of Vienna’s music!
Enjoy the world-famous melodies of Johann Strauss, the romantic Blue Danube Waltz, and the vibrant rhythms of the 1920s.
Our ensemble brings the spirit of old Vienna to life - from elegant waltzes and lively polkas to swinging tunes that once filled the city’s grand ballrooms.
Let yourself be carried away by the sparkle, glamour, and emotion that made Vienna the capital of music. A perfect evening for visitors, music lovers, and anyone who wants to feel the heartbeat of this magical city.
Experience a refined Mozart concert in Vienna at Ehrbar Hall, featuring selected chamber music in a compact 60-minute format and a distinctive atmosphere.
Summer comfort at Ehrbar Hall Air-conditioned comfort - including a complimentary glass of Prosecco
Experience the magic of Vienna in a 60-minute concert full of elegance and emotion - secure your seats:
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Located in Vienna’s 4th district, just a short walk from the Naschmarkt, lies one of the city’s most beautiful historic concert venues: the Ehrbar Salon. Visitors attending today’s…
Read moreAmadeus Concerts Vienna are 60-minute classical concerts with Viennese waltzes, polkas, and famous works by composers like Johann Strauss and Beethoven, performed in the historic Ehrbar Salon.
The concerts take place at Ehrbar Salon (Palais Ehrbar), Mühlgasse 30, 1040 Vienna, Austria.
Each concert lasts about 60 minutes.
You can book online on our website and via platforms like GetYourGuide and Viator.
Prices vary by date and category. Current prices are shown in the booking widget.
The program includes Viennese waltzes, polkas, and classical highlights in an intimate format.
The ensemble usually includes violin, cello, double bass, piano, and soprano.
No, the concert runs continuously without an intermission.
Spoken introductions are usually in English.
There is no strict dress code. Smart casual is recommended.
Unfortunately, the Ehrbar Salon is not wheelchair accessible.
We recommend arriving 10 to 15 minutes before the concert starts.
Street parking is available nearby, but public transport is recommended.
Yes, there is a remaining allotment of tickets available at the box office.
You can contact us by email at office@amadeusconcertsvienna.com.
Yes, please contact us directly for group requests.
