Palace tour was short but very interesting. Dinner was a three course meal and well paced. The music concert we could have listened to for hours more. The male singer was exceptional.

Amazing concert at the Schonbrunn Palace. Simplify magnicient performance. Only complaint is the process - not ticket, but a voucher that needs to be turned in, no one seemed to know where the concert was for over an hour. Luckily we were super early and could take the time to really see the Palace which was worth it. That day the concert was actually where the tickets were given out. This needs to be clearer.

The concert in the ballroom was truly was an experience that I will never forget. The opera singers were so powerful and so beautifully matched together! The lead violinist was grinning and having a ball! The maestro was joyful and playfully conducted the audience a couple times. And the hall! Oh wow! The gold decorations on the wall were like vines and actually had space between them and the wall. Also the light bulbs in the candelabras and chandeliers dimmed and brightened just like candles in a tiny breeze. I spoke with one of the hosts during the intermission and learned a bit about the murals on the ceilings. I saw the bass player as we were walking out and thanked him. 😁💕 Best of all, I met the Austrian horn player at the tram station, and when I expressed interest, he was eager to tell us the difference between his Austrian horn and something we colloquially call the French horn. We chatted for quite a while waiting for the tram and he even took his instrument out and showed us some things about it. So cool!!! A very lovely evening! Thank you so much!

This was delightful. A lovely setting in the orangery, performed by an accomplished small orchestra and singers. We didn’t know many of the pieces in the programme, but it was varied and very enjoyable. We had the cheapest tickets (category C), but arrived early, and chose seats at the front of that section, so perfectly good. A lovely evening out.

This is very enjoyable concert with quality musicians and outstanding soloist. This is not a symphony or chamber concert but a smattering of Mozart the first half and enjoyable Johann Strauss the second half. Far better for serious classical lovers than Mozart at the Musikverein.

Short limited tour of palace guides didn’t wait for us or show us way from dinner to concert. Had to scramble around in the rain. Dinner marginal. Concert was good upgrade to vip positions if you’re an audio connoisseur

Amazing musicians, very talented soprano and tenor. The venue is simple but really beautifully decorated. The only improvement I'll do is intercalate the sits rows since they are exactly behind each other, so it is very easy that the person in front of you covers your visibility even if you are in section A. Also, prepare the location to redeem your ticket because I thought it was inside the park, but it is outside of it, and I almost got late. Sadly you can not take pictures inside but you can remember it in your mind 😅

Absolutely excellent! This was a fantastic cultural experience and my first time attending a concert like this. Even though I didn’t fully understand the lyrics or the music, it was completely captivating and emotionally moving. The setting inside the Schönbrunn Palace is absolutely gorgeous, adding to the overall atmosphere. The drinks available before the concert and during the interval were reasonably priced, which was a nice touch. I highly recommend attending this concert if you’re in Vienna!

Great experience except for the dinner- the food was tasty, the staff was friendly- but it was excessively hot inside with no fans or AC, and it took way too long to get through the meal (about 1.5 hours for a simple meal)- it was torture. Dinner started with hot broth soup- tasty, but not appropriate for a stifling hot summer day! A salad would have been appreciated. Entree was beef (heavy, but tasty) and potatoes (delish). Dessert- apfelstrudel (delish). Concert was wonderful. Venue- magical (thankfully they had a few fans to move the still air). Palace tour was very interesting (audio tour was great). If dinner was served faster, there would have been more time to walk off dinner through the amazing gardens. We only had about 15 minutes.

Fun concert in a gorgeous venue, come early to allow time to walk around the palace grounds and Orangery before the show. Musicians were wonderful as were the opera singers. A great activity for any Vienna visit.

our experience was part of a 40th birthday surprise weekend away for my wife, she had no clue on what i had planned and she was completely overwhelmed. The tour was personable if not brief, i believe there is much more to see but for the evening it was enough. The meal was beautiful and cooked to perfection, unfortunately the weather was extremely hot that day and the restaurant was on the warm side making it a bit uncomfortable, some fans would have helped. The concert was incredible, my love had never been to anything that had a classical theme and she was quite emotional at times, the smile never left her face. We took advantage of the VIP option which was well worth the extra as we sat right at the front and thankfully a fan was close by. It was well organised with everyone friendly and happy to help if needed. As a whole i would highly recommend it, we had a perfect evening and a wonderful first day of our long weekend in Vienna.

If you enjoy classical music in an imitate and entertaining setting, this concert does not disappoint. Prior to the concert and during intermission, there is access to the Organery gardens for a stroll. VIP seating is limited to the first three rows. All seating is first come , first serve in each category. Enjoy!

Attending a classical concert at the Orangery in Schönbrunn Palace was a memorable experience filled with beautiful music and historical ambiance. We opted for Category A tickets, which allowed us to secure seats in the first third of the venue. The seating arrangement, however, was somewhat basic with conference room-style chairs and no assigned seating. The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the outstanding music performed by talented opera singers and musicians. Despite the lack of microphones, their voices projected wonderfully throughout the hall, showcasing their exceptional talent. One downside was the comfort level inside the venue. It was hot and stuffy, which slightly detracted from the overall experience (bring your own fan!). Additionally, program pamphlets were at an additional cost, so we didn't have one to refer to as the concert progressed. On the upside, paid parking across the street was convenient, but added to the overall cost of the evening.

Excellent concert with amazingly talented musicians and singers. The choice of music was a beautiful blend of serious pieces and crowd pleasers. The conductor was very engaging with the audience and brought elements of fun and humour to the performance. The concert hall really needs to address the level of heat and lack of air circulation. It was so stifling hot that the musicians and conductor were suffering and part of the audience left after intermission.

Make sure to read your confirmation at least a day in advance. Tickets ARE NOT provided by Trip Advisor to this venue. You have to pick them up at the Orangerie on the palace grounds before they close at 6:30. I assumed that when I saw the "get tickets here link" in the Trip Advisor app, we already had them. All of this caused a lot of unnecessary stress ahead of a beautiful show. We RAN to get public transportation and RAN to the Orangerie just in time to pick them up. I hope I can help someone else avoid this problem. It put a damper on what should have been a relaxing evening. The music was outstanding but the singers went in and out of a side door the whole performance and it was distracting to see the door ajar during the concert. I had to close my eyes to stop from getting distracted and focus on the beautiful music.