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St. Anne's Church Vienna: Classical Concert
Enjoy a Viennese classical concert with works by Mozart and Beethoven
Start time:
20:00
Max group size:
10
Duration:
1h 10mins
Start time:
20:00
Duration:
1h 10mins
Max group size:
10
Provider: Classic Exclusive
Registered address: Tuchlauben 7a, 1010, Wien, AT
Contact details
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Classical concert at St. Anne's Church
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Meeting point
3B Annagasse, 1010, Vienna- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the entrance to St. Anne's Church
- The ticket allows free seating inside the church
Experience the unique accoustics and Baroque ambience of St. Anne's Church in Vienna with tickets to a classical concert.
Enter and admire the dreamy details of St. Anne's Church – pastel-painted arches, golden cherubs, and vaulted ceilings immerse the audience in Baroque luxury.
Then, listen to rousing pieces played by professional musicians, including compositions by Mozart, Schubert, and Beethoven, to ensure an exceptional evening to all music lovers and visitors to Vienna.
- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the entrance to St. Anne's Church
- The ticket allows free seating inside the church
- Cancellation is possible until 1 hour before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 1 hour before your visit date.
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