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Concert at Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral: Experience Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi
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358 Ratings
Vienna
Experience the great works of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, and Vivaldi in a concert at Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking atmosphere of this beautiful church.
Experience the great works of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, and Vivaldi in a concert at Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking atmosphere of this beautiful church.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- St. Stephen’s Cathedral - St. Stephen’s Cathedral ist one of world’s most beautiful cathedrals. Many travelers take a quick walk-through tour, but to really appreciate the environment, attending a classical music concert is a must. Hear the great works of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi & more in concerts in Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Be…
- St. Stephen’s Cathedral - St. Stephen’s Cathedral ist one of world’s most beautiful cathedrals. Many travelers take a quick walk-through tour, but to really appreciate the environment, attending a classical music concert is a must. Hear the great works of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi & more in concerts in Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Be swept away by the breathtaking atmosphere of the cathedral as classical music surrounds you. Find out about the different concert options by selecting a travel date.
What's Included
- Assigned seats within the category
- Best available seats automatically assigned
- Concert at St. Stephen’s Cathedral
- Assigned seats within the category
- Best available seats automatically assigned
- Concert at St. Stephen’s Cathedral
What's Not Included
- Guided tour through St. Stephen’s
- Guided tour through St. Stephen’s
Additional Information
Experience the captivating melodies of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi and the exceptional organ music during concerts in St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna. Submerge yourself in the awe-inspiring ambiance of the cathedral as it echoes with the sounds of classical music. Discover the variety of concert choices by choosing a travelling date.
Regardless…
Experience the captivating melodies of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi and the exceptional organ music during concerts in St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna. Submerge yourself in the awe-inspiring ambiance of the cathedral as it echoes with the sounds of classical music. Discover the variety of concert choices by choosing a travelling date.
Regardless of whether you are a devout music lover or merely just interested, the awe-inspiring aura of one of the globe’s most stunning churches is certain to astound you.
- Admission 30 minutes before the concert begins
- Please read the descriptions of the selected option carefully to understand the type of concert you are going to enjoy.
- We automatically assign you the best available seats within the option you chose. The earlier you book, the better your seats will be.
Location
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Stephansplatz 3
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.9
(358 Ratings)
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Sigrid
Mar 9, 2025
Orgel concert Stephansdom Wenen - Well organized, good place indication, lighting could be dimmed, for more intimate atmosphere. But that does not diminish the quality of the concert.
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Sightsee765634
Jan 14, 2025
Delightful Christmas Concert - The venue was amazing and the musicians were very good. It was a delightful Christmas concert that we will remember forever.
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Happiness65499427813
Jan 8, 2025
It's good, but cold weather is essential in winter - You can hear a pipe organ concert in that building for this price.
I think it's a good value. However, it's a space that doesn't have heating (if it does, it's not working very well), so it's very cold if you don't wear heavy clothes. The cold weather in Vienna has really cooled to the bottom.
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Rsanzhl
Apr 12, 2025
Concert at St. Stephan’s dom. - The concert itself was great! But the man announced that we can’t make any photos or videos during concert, but we can make them later. So, we enjoyed the concert and wanted to make a couple of pictures and selfi with my sister because it’s been a long time we have seen each other. BUT!!! The 2 man who were standing at the entrance kept pushing us and telling us:We are closed! We are closed!” While the whole crowd was still going on… well…with attitude it’s not worth almost 80$ for 2 people. They spoiled all the mood.
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Townby
Mar 16, 2025
Good but not great - My wife and I went to the organ concert because of all the cathedrals we have been in, it’s few that you get to hear the organ unless you attend a service, and we are not Catholic so we don’t get that opportunity much. The organ was amazing. The man playing it was well versed in the organ by what was written about him. My wife thought it was boring. I have to admit, I did too for most pieces that were played. There was not really anything played that sounded familiar. I listen to just enough classical music to feel like I would at least recognize something! Overall, I’m glad I went but if you’re not into the organ and its sounds, it’s probably not enjoyable. I’m glad I sat where I could see the organist play. Many people had a seat forward or to the side of the organ and they just sat there listening. I think that would be worse.
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Leva_12
Apr 13, 2025
Huge disappointment! - From Bach and all other famous organ music composers, the organizers of organ concerts in the Cathedral in April 2025, for some reasons, choose some obscure composers from the 19th century that most people have never heard of. And they did not provide details about what will be played when you are buying tickets on-line!
The giant magnificent instrument was used for something similar to an 'art installation' of toilets and broken pipes... Huge disappointment!
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Robert_b
Apr 16, 2025
Great venue, skilled musicians, poor music - Musicians technically very clever but music was desperately boring.
If Classic FM appeals to 50% and Radio 3 appeals to 20% then this music appeals to 5%
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Elizabeth_d
Apr 9, 2025
Viator ripped us off - There was no experience, Viator sold us tickets to a concert at St Stephan’s Cathedral that did not happen. No concert was ever even planned as we were told when we showed up with visitors tickets they sent us that looked real but were not
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Atmeandyoufun
Jan 5, 2025
Would Have been fabulous BUT.. - It was beautiful scenery in the church BUT the section we sat in the sound was NOT working and so we/ all of the people in the back section of the assigned seats could NOT hear the music or the singing. It was so disappointing we were so excited to see and hear the concert. :) As we were on holiday visitng Vienna for just a couple of days.
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Louiza01
Jan 4, 2025
Traumatic - We attended the concert with the organ that was extremely annoying and boring. Some people were leaving mid show, we chose to stay until the end out of common courtesy. Unless someone is really into church music there is no reason to go. The inside of the cathedral was amazing but you can visit it any other time. Don’t waste you money or your time.
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