Musikverein Wien

Concert and the show was great. But this a tourist attraction. If you are looking for a classical music concert atmosphere, you should choose a different place. Dress code is free, don't try to wear a suit or concert compatible dress. You should leave your rucksacks or shopping bags to the vestry. Each piece is 1 €.

It was a dream to go inside to this famous theater! I booked for a concert (there are different seats with different costs available) and the experience was really nice. The wooden chair maybe are not so so comfortable, but the atmosphere is always the top.

Very touristy with matching pricing for shows, but using standing room via the website gives one affordable access to the same excellent classics. Blue Danube is my favorite. wanted to see a non Mozart show, but none are playing this week.

Musikverein is the concert hall that I wanted to visit years ago - after the museum afternoon a last-minute ticket brought me to the Mozart Orchestra, performed in Golden Hall. The concert hall itself is stunning, and the program is mostly famous pieces of Mozart and Strauss. A bit touristy, but I enjoyed it! Reminded me of my jetlag naps in Boston Symphony Hall and Amsterdam Concertgebouw -)

A great alternative to the main concert hall if you’re not able to get tickets for music performances. During the performance you’re not permitted to take photos and audio recordings. The acoustics were amazing along with the performers. Best to buy tickets online but only challenge is you cannot select your seats, you only pay according to the category you choose. You show your purchased ticket at the venue and then you’re given assigned tickets based on your category. First come first served basis. The ambience is amazing. It got warm during the performance which felt uncomfortable. I don’t think there’s enough air circulating. It was a good experience overall.

It was such a beautiful night — I still remember the glow of the chandeliers and the stunning golden décor. The whole place felt magical, like being inside a living piece of music.

Stairways are a little confusing, but it makes sense. There's one that only goes to the first floor and another one that takes two to the second floor of balconies, so knowing that ahead of time helps

It’s a tourist hellhole! I wanted to love the Mozart concerts. But it was full of people wearing t shirts and jeans standing to record the entire show. People actually whistled along to the music. It was the worse live music experience I have ever had.