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Salzburg: Mozart Classical Concert at Mirabell Palace

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Duration: 1h 35mins

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Beata, Poland

14 Aug 2025

Excellent

I wish everybody could have a chance to listen to Mozart and Haydn performed by these Austrian musicians - no one can do it better than them i believe

Concert at Mirabell Palace Salzburg

Eileen , United Kingdom

03 Sep 2025

Excellent

A night to remember. Fantastic setting. If you are visiting Salzbrg make sure you book in advance.

Concert at Mirabell Palace Salzburg

David, United Kingdom

21 Sep 2025

Excellent

Magnificent and with the oboe it just blew us away.

Concert at Mirabell Palace Salzburg

About: Schloss Mirabell

Mirabell Palace was built by archbishop Wolf-Dietrich for his mistress Salome Alt. They had 15 children which shows they must have been happy here! Later in history the Mozart family with 6 year old Wolfang Amadeus performed in the baroque Marble Hall for Salzburg's royalty. Today the Marble Hall is considered to be one of the most beautiful venues in Austria and hosts classical concerts, wedding ceremonies as well as receptions by the Mayor of Salzburg.

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Schloss Mirabell, 5020, Salzburg

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