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Palais Eschenbach: Vienna Supreme Concerts

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Duration: 1h 20mins

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Anonymous

30 Sep 2024

Excellent

Erstklassig schön, sehr unterhaltsam mit Witz, Tanz und Schauspielerei. Schöne unterschiedlich farbige Kleider der Musiker und damit eine moderne Frische gepaart mit klassischen Stücken. Sehr...

Erstklassig schön, sehr unterhaltsam mit Witz, Tanz und Schauspielerei. Schöne unterschiedlich farbige Kleider der Musiker und damit eine moderne Frische gepaart mit klassischen Stücken. Sehr empfehlenswert.

Vienna Supreme Concerts at Palais Eschenbach

Anonymous

18 Nov 2024

Good

Excellent musicians and performers. A nice introduction to classical music originating in Vienna, or a short trip in familiar ground for classical fans. A casual environment compared to other...

Excellent musicians and performers. A nice introduction to classical music originating in Vienna, or a short trip in familiar ground for classical fans. A casual environment compared to other classical concerts and a bit tailored towards tourists and families.

Vienna Supreme Concerts at Palais Eschenbach

Lu, Canada

10 Nov 2024

Excellent

Wonderful show and concert. It's over our expection. Thanks all of musicians, dancers and singers!

Vienna Supreme Concerts at Palais Eschenbach

About: Palais Eschenbach

Stroll along the most beautiful and magnificent boulevard in Vienna and you won't be able to miss The Palais Eschenbach, an historical building inaugurated by Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria in 1872.

Palais Eschenbach

Eschenbachgasse 9, 1010, Vienna

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