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Paul, United Kingdom

22 Mar 2025

Excellent

The tour of the palace felt a little rushed, as there is quite a lot to see following the audio tour. We enjoyed the meal and the concert was really enjoyable. All the staff were very friendly and...

The tour of the palace felt a little rushed, as there is quite a lot to see following the audio tour. We enjoyed the meal and the concert was really enjoyable. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. We had a really lovely evening.

Schönbrunn Palace Evening tour, Dinner & Concert

Iveta, Latvia

26 Feb 2025

Excellent

The concert was amazing. We would like to listen it longer if that was possible.

Schönbrunn Palace Concert at the Schönbrunn Orangerie

Antonia, Austria

21 Mar 2025

Excellent

My family and I had an incredible time! I would happily go again!

Schönbrunn Palace Concert at the Schönbrunn Orangerie

About: Schönbrunn Palace: Concert at the Orangerie

The Schönbrunn Orangery belongs to the Schönbrunn Palace, the impressive former summer residence of the Habsburgs, full of glass windows, huge archways, and white stone. It was built in the 18th century on the orders of Francis I to host Imperial parties, and today hosts elegant concerts.

At 189 meters long and 10 meters wide, it's the largest orangery after Versailles. Incidentally, the orangeries of Versailles and Schönbrunn are the only ones still in operation.