Schönbrunn Palace Concert Tickets and Evening Experiences

While there is no strict mandatory dress code, we recommend smart casual or formal attire. Most guests wear dresses, suits, or smart trousers. Please avoid wearing shorts, flip-flops, or sports attire as it is a prestigious imperial venue.

The concerts are primarily held in the Orangery Schönbrunn, located on the left side of the main palace building. On rare occasions, the concert may be moved to the Great Hall or the White-and-Gold Room for logistical reasons.

Yes, children are welcome, typically from the age of 6. Please ensure that children are able to sit quietly through the 90-minute performance so as not to disturb other guests.

If you are attending the concert only, we recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the 8:30 PM start time. If your package includes dinner or a palace tour, please follow the specific meeting times provided in your booking confirmation.

A standard concert-only ticket does not include palace entry. However, we offer several combo packages that include an after-hours audio tour of the palace staterooms before the concert begins.

No, the standard ticket is for the concert only. You must select the 'Dinner and Concert' package if you wish to enjoy a three-course meal at a partner restaurant near the palace.

Take the U4 Underground line to the 'Schönbrunn' station. From there, it is about a 10-15 minute walk to the main entrance and the Orangery. Tram lines 10 and 60 also stop nearby.

The concerts take place indoors within the historic Orangery, so the performance will go ahead regardless of the weather conditions outside.

Yes, the Orangery and the Palace are fully wheelchair accessible. Please notify the staff upon arrival if you require any assistance with seating.

Photography and video recording are strictly prohibited during the musical performance to respect the artists and other audience members. You are welcome to take photos before the show and during the intermission.

The repertoire focuses on the most famous works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss (the 'Waltz King'), including highlights from 'The Marriage of Figaro' and 'The Blue Danube'.

Yes, there is usually a short intermission of about 15-20 minutes, during which guests in the VIP and Category A sections can often enjoy a glass of sparkling wine depending on their package.