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Maria,  Belgium Belgium
04 Jan 2024
Excellent
Beautiful spectacle, with many variations (singing, dancing, music, interaction). It kept even out little kids interested until the end. Definitely recommend it.
Mozart & Johann Strauss concert with ballet - Palais Auersperg
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Alex,  Germany Germany
15 Feb 2024
Excellent
Great my first Mozart concert but also got the crowd involved and was intricate and private great live performance and setting
Mozart & Johann Strauss concert with ballet - Palais Auersperg
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Samuli,  Finland Finland
07 Jan 2024
Excellent
The consert was very pleasant and the performers were super good! Definate recommendation when you want to experience a bit of everything from ballet to opera with beautiful classic music.
Mozart & Johann Strauss concert with ballet - Palais Auersperg

About: Palais Auersperg

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Built in 1710 by the visionary architect Lukas von Hildebrandt, Palais Auersperg has witnessed extraordinary moments that echo through time. Picture a young W. A. Mozart leaping onto the lap of Empress Maria Theresia within these very walls. Yes, really!

This opulent palace has set the stage for iconic composers, hosting the premieres of their masterpieces. Even if Mozart was, admittedly, a tough act to follow!

The palace's has served as a backdrop for countless films, including the iconic "The Third Man," solidifying its status as a cinematic treasure. The elegant, pink-and-green marbled walls, and sparkling crystal chandeliers cast a dazzling glow that transports you to a bygone era.

Now, it's your turn to experience the magic firsthand. Step into Palais Auersperg, the modern concert hall that continues to echo with the melodies of the past and the vibrant performances of today.

Palais Auersperg
1 Auerspergstraße, 1080, Vienna
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