Vienna Konzerthaus

The Vienna Konzerthaus

On the Vienna audio-guided tour, the Konzerthaus stands on your right. Inaugurated in 1913, this emblematic hall of the capital of music has combined tradition and innovation since its beginnings, and remains a key venue of Viennese musical life.

A temple of music

A high-level musical centre, very popular, the Konzerthaus offers a wide variety of programming. It houses several concert halls, including the large hall, the Mozart hall and the Schubert hall, designed to operate without acoustic interference with one another: several concerts can thus be held there simultaneously. The building continues the tradition that made Vienna one of the great capitals of classical music.

What there is to see

Beyond its programming, the Konzerthaus is worth seeing for its architecture and atmosphere. A few metres below, on the left, a small square is dedicated to Beethoven, who lived and composed in Vienna. The district, close to the Stadtpark, invites you to extend the walk in the footsteps of the great composers linked to the city.

Practical information

The Konzerthaus is near the Stadtpark, along the Ring. The facade can be seen freely from the street; access to the halls is in the context of concerts, whose programming, times and prices vary with the season. It is best to check the programme in advance to plan a musical evening.

How many halls does the Konzerthaus have ?

It houses several halls, including the large hall, the Mozart hall and the Schubert hall, designed to host simultaneous concerts without acoustic interference.

How old is the Konzerthaus ?

The hall was inaugurated in 1913 and has remained one of the great venues of Vienna's musical life ever since.