Schönbrunn Palace: Self Guided Evening Tour + Dinner + Concert at Orangery
A three-course meal and a night of Baroque bliss!
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Duration: 5h
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Audio guide: Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
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Wheelchair accessible
Admission to Schönbrunn Palace after the official closing time
Exclusive highlight self-guided audio tour
Admission to a classical Mozart and Strauss concert
3-course meal in a selected restaurant
Entrance to the Orangerie and Orangerie Garden
Access to VIP lounge (if vip ticket option is selected)
Drinks during the meal
Live guided tour
- Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the timeslot at the main entrance of the castle. One of the employees will welcome you there
Experience the enchanting atmosphere of Schönbrunn Palace as you embark on a five-hour journey of classical music and Baroque architecture.
Start with an exclusive self-guided audio tour of the palace after its official closing time, and then make your way to the Orangery for a captivating performance by talented opera singers.
Enjoy a delightful three-course meal at a nearby restaurant before the concert and don't forget to capture the moment with your fully-charged smartphone – these are memories you'll want to hold on to!
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