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Kursalon Vienna: Classical Concert + Dinner
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What's included
Concert entrance
The VIP category includes a seat in the 1st or the 2nd row, a glass of sparkling wine during the intermission, a Johann Strauss CD, a concert program, and the cloakroom
A glass of sparkling wine on the main terrace at 11.45 with the Concert + Fireworks ticket only
Fireworks and Dinner (if option selected)
What's not included
Drinks
Important information
* Recommended dress code: ladies - full-length evening attire; gentlemen - formal wear, black tie or traditional gala attire
* Admission starts one hour before the event
- Listen to the music of Johann Strauss and Mozart in a stunning Renaissance-style building - the very one where Strauss gave his first-ever concert!
- Pick up a few pointers in a waltz workshop to the sounds of the gifted Salon orchestra Alt Wien
- Watch an amazing midnight firework display over the city as the orchestra plays - this is sure to be an unforgettable New Year's Eve experience
New Year's Eve. Vienna. Dancing the waltz in a stunning concert hall, as a live orchestra plays. It sounds like the climactic finale of a romantic Disney movie, but it could actually be the climactic finale to your year.
Celebrate New Year’s Eve in the historical Kursalon Wien - a spectacular concert venue that has long played host to musical extravaganzas. None other than Johann Strauss played his first concert here (and then played many more afterwards).
The New Year’s Eve Strauss and Mozart Concert features the Salon orchestra Alt Wien, supported by a bevy of twirling ballerinas and international opera singers. And also you! Choose where to sit, Section A, B, C or right up front in the VIP section.
Regardless of where you sit, after enjoying all those waltzes, polkas, arias and duets in two different concerts, you'll get the chance to join a waltz workshop. At midnight, a musical fireworks display will light up the Vienna sky. And after that: more waltz, more party.
Ready to indulge even more? Choose the Dinner and Concert option to enjoy a delicious meal as you enjoy this unique Strauss and Mozart New Year's Eve experience that Vienna is famous for!
Swap your smartphone voucher for a paper ticket at the main cash desk.
Getting There
- Metro: U1, U2 or U4 to Karlsplatz
- Tram: Line 2 to Johannesgasse; 71 or D to Schwarzenbergplatz
Regarding the New Year's Concert + Dinner option, please note the following schedule: On January 1st: At 5:00 PM - Concert, followed by Dinner at 7:00 PM On January 1st: At 6:00 PM - Dinner, followed by Concert at 8:30 PM
- Get a full refund if you select a refundable ticket during checkout and cancel until 23:59 the day before you visit.
- Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket.
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neil,
United Kingdom
02 Jan 2024
Excellent
Brilliant NY evening! Great music and we danced to the excellent band into the early hours
Strauss and Mozart New Year’s Eve concerts at Kursalon Vienna
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Görgün ,
Turkey
01 Jan 2024
Average
We went to the Christmas Eve concert. Even though it's a dress code. This rule was mostly not followed. It was also a very touristic and commercial event. At the exit, the foyer was cluttered with...
We went to the Christmas Eve concert. Even though it's a dress code. This rule was mostly not followed. It was also a very touristic and commercial event. At the exit, the foyer was cluttered with people coming to the next concert. It is not appropriate to take money at the cloakroom.
Strauss and Mozart New Year’s Eve concerts at Kursalon Vienna
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Dagmara,
Poland
01 Jan 2024
Excellent
Wspaniali artyści, piękne utwory, niezapomniane wrażenia. Polecam nawet laikom którzy nie znają Straussa a kochają muzykę
Strauss and Mozart New Year’s Eve concerts at Kursalon Vienna