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Mozarthaus Vienna – Reduced (Students under 27, seniors 60+, Vienna City Card, EasyCityPass Wien)
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Vienna: Tickets for Mozarthaus Vienna with Audio Guide
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Vienna: Classical Concert at Mozarthaus with Museum Entry
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For a straightforward museum visit, compare the official Regular ticket, Tiqets' Entry Ticket and the GetYourGuide audio-guide listing; the supplied rows show each at €16, but availability and seller terms differ. Choose the €21 GetYourGuide themed guided tour if you want hosted context. Concert products are better suited to visitors who specifically want museum entry combined with a live performance, so verify the selected date, start time and checkout terms.
Straightforward self-paced museum visit
Official Regular entry for visitors who want the venue's direct museum option.
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The supplied title identifies this as a Mozarthaus ticket with audio guide; verify the exact voucher and entry instructions before checkout.
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Standard museum visit at the most competitive rate
Tickets for Mozarthaus Vienna with Audio Guide
Compare offers ↓02Seeking a complete cultural evening with a live performance
Classical Concert at Mozarthaus with Museum Entry
Compare offers ↓03Families with up to 3 children under age 19
Official ticket office (for the €35 family flat-rate bundle)
Compare offers ↓04Booking on the go with instant digital confirmation
Any GetYourGuide digital voucher for immediate smartphone entry
Compare offers ↓05Travelers requiring a flexible 24-hour refund policy
GetYourGuide variants (verify specific cancellation terms at checkout)
Compare offers ↓06Avoiding the physical ticket desk queue during peak hours
Skip-the-line / priority access ticket
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Good to know before your visit
Entrance
Mozarthaus Vienna is at Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna. It is open daily from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with last admission at 6:30 PM, and the venue states that it is fully accessible. Stephansplatz station (U1/U3) is about a 2-minute walk away. Individual visits do not require advance booking; groups of 10 or more should register in advance. Check the exact voucher instructions for partner products.
Price
Official adult admission for June 2026 is €16, with reduced rates of €12 for students under 27 and seniors, while children under 19 pay €4.50. Partner prices may vary when bundling entry with live classical concerts in the Bösendorfer-Saal or offering flexible cancellation terms.
Discounts
Standard adult admission is €16, but a significantly reduced rate of €4.50 applies to all children and teenagers up to age 19. Reduced tickets (€12) are available for students under 27, seniors aged 60 and over, and holders of the Vienna City Card or EasyCityPass; a valid photo ID or the relevant discount card must be presented at the ticket desk for verification. Holders of the Vienna Pass, Flexi Pass, or ICOM card receive free entry and should have their passes scanned at the box office to receive an admission voucher. While online booking is available to guarantee entry during peak periods, no mandatory timed-slot reservation is required for individual free or reduced-entry visitors, who can typically obtain their tickets directly on-site. For families, a dedicated ticket is offered for €35, covering two adults and up to three children. Groups of 10 or more are required to book their visit in advance through the official museum office.
Timing
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a mobile ticket, and do I need to reserve a time slot?
The museum states that advance booking is not required for individual visits. For partner vouchers or any product showing limited availability, follow the voucher's mobile-entry instructions and confirm whether an arrival window applies before travelling.
Can I cancel or get a refund if my plans change?
Cancellation and refund conditions are seller- and product-specific, so check the terms shown for the exact ticket before payment. Do not assume that the official museum ticket and a partner tour or concert product have the same flexibility.
Is buying from the official site better than buying from a partner?
The official option is the clearest choice for a straightforward museum visit and direct venue information. A partner may be preferable when you want a themed guided tour, audio-guide combination, concert entry, or another hosted format, but compare the final checkout total and inclusions.
Are there bag or security checks at Mozarthaus Vienna?
The published visitor information checked does not specify a complete bag-size policy. Travel with a compact bag, and allow extra time for any security or bag check: a mobile ticket or guided-tour booking does not automatically bypass admission procedures.
What happens if I arrive late?
Late arrival can be risky for guided tours, concerts, or any product with a stated meeting or start time. For a standard museum visit, the venue publishes daily opening hours with last admission at 6:30 PM, but visitors should not assume a late arrival will preserve access to every area or scheduled element.
Who qualifies for free or reduced admission?
The venue lists reduced admission categories including students under 27, seniors aged 60 and over, Vienna City Card or EasyCityPass holders, and people with disabilities. It also lists free admission for children under 3 and certain cardholders; bring the relevant proof, and verify any partner-specific eligibility rules before booking.
What is the main bottleneck to plan around?
The main practical risks are arriving late for a scheduled tour or concert and having to complete venue admission or bag procedures before entering. The museum recommends allowing about one to one and a half hours for a relaxed visit, so avoid booking another fixed activity immediately afterward.
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