Schönbrunn Palace: Evening Self-Guided Tour & Concert at the Orangery
Enjoy an after-hours tour and a Mozart and Strauss spectacular!
Schönbrunn Palace
Open today:
09:00 -
17:00
Audio guide:
Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
Wheelchair accessible
Audio guide:
Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
Wheelchair accessible
Admission to Schönbrunn Palace after the official closing time
Exclusive highlight self-guided audio tour
Schönbrunn Palace concert
Free choice of seating in the selected category of the concert
Access to VIP lounge (if vip ticket option is selected)
Live guide
- Please arrive 15 minutes prior and be at the main entrance of the Palace. One of the employees will welcome you there
- The concert can take place at the Schönbrunn Orangery, at the White-and-Gold-Room or at the Great Gallery. You'll be informed upon collecting your paper ticket
Have you ever wanted to tour the Schönbrunn Palace after hours, when there are no other visitors around? Here's your chance. Use the audio guide and get a special tour in the peace and quiet.
Then it's time for a night of classic romance with the Schönbrunn Palace Festival Orchestra in the Orangery Schönbrunn. Music by Strauss and Mozart will enchant you (the latter actually performed here in 1786) accompanied by a special vocal performance. A true cultural spectacular!
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