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Iris,  Austria Austria
12 Sep 2024
Good
Es war eine unterhaltsame beschwingte Veranstaltung mit guten Musikern, Sängern und Tänzern. Der Moderator (1. Geige) hat zur guten Stimmung beigetragen.
Strauss and Mozart Concert
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Theodoros ,  Greece Greece
28 Oct 2024
Good
Η ορχήστρα καλή, η σοπράνο εξαιρετική, η μπαλαρίνα πάλι έτσι κι έτσι … Σε γενικές γραμμές καλό
Strauss and Mozart Concert
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Erich,  Germany Germany
17 Aug 2024
Excellent
Wir waren schon zum wiederholtem male im Kursalon -Konzert und es war jedes Mal ein schönes Erlebnis. Allerdings artet das dazubuchbare Dinner immer mehr zum Nepp aus. Lieber vorher wo ander Essen
Strauss and Mozart Concert

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Impossibly elegant and refined, the Kursalon is where Johann Strauss first made his name. It was finished in 1867 and operated first as a spa with restorative waters for the Viennese. In 1868 Johann Strauss gave his first concert there, and it was such a success that it has remained a concert venue ever since.

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Gala Dinner
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Kursalon Vienna
33,Johannesgasse, 1010, Vienna
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