⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The best evening in Vienna This was a great show, the only issue we had is they changed the venue location and we weren't aware until we went to the original venue. Lucky for us we were early enough that we were able to cab it over to the new location, which was literally across the street from our hotel. The show was amazing though, would highly recommend to anyone that wants to experience Vienna.

Very nice place and friendly and helpful staff. The Christmas concert, even though we listened to it on December 9th, was really enjoyable. The songs chosen were very well known and this made many participants or all spectators. Some pieces, apart from the classical ones, were a classic version of pop songs, like last Christmas and all I wish for Christmas... and this made us sing as well as listen... In short, a truly beautiful experience... ah, obviously the musicians were very good!

It was a great program exclusively and assembled by Michal Hudak, Music Director of the Wiener Royal Orchestra with the great soprano Anna Ryan and very talented dancers. We enjoyed every part of two hours program and it was the best of or choice to buy tickets for this great concert. It worths the value of money, so I really reccomand it for everyone who wants to feel the spirit of Vienna. Thanks to the staff and Adrian for making our stay more enjoyable.

The concert was not just a performance; it was a journey. The Vienna Royal Orchestra transported the audience through time and emotion, creating a magical atmosphere that lingered long after the final notes. A night with the Vienna Royal Orchestra is an experience to be cherished—an impeccable blend of talent, artistry, and the timeless beauty of classical music. The orchestra’s interpretation brought out the emotional depth of each composition, leaving the audience enthralled. We enjoyed a lot 🤩

The decision was made last minute and the tickets were purchased in front of Saint Stephen’s cathedral from a costumed ticket seller in the Viennese pedestrian downtown, so we didn’t know what to expect. The concert and entire experience exceeded our expectations by 1000%! The selections from Vivaldi, Mozart, Strauss, and Beethoven were sublimely performed in a venue that is small enough to make every note audible. We sat second row, and to our enjoyment, the musicians were smiling and clearly enjoying themselves. They played a phenomenal concert and then, because the audience was so appreciative, they played three encores. The Concert Master arranged three Stevie Wonder songs as the encores, which made it really fun. They received a standing ovation. The venue is beautiful and baroque in decor, making the entire experience totally unique. It was the highlight of our week in Vienna.

What a show ! Lucky we met the main show guy EXON ,what a pitch! Exceptional! Never seen such a sales guy on our lifetime travels around the world. We where skeptical at first buying on the street,but after changed all the our thoughts. The conzert was fabulous.The musicians,the dancers,the director of orchestra , the hospitality everything left us stunned ! Totally recommended, if you are in Vienna just do it .

First of all the venue is amazing. It is in The Haus de Industriestive Hall. It features an 8 piece orchestra led by a conductor who plays the violin. The program features 15 works by Mozart, Strauss, Vivaldi, etc. There is a short intermission. I had attended another program when I was in Vienna (or Wien) several years ago. This was far better. The acoustics were excellent. The musicians are all professionals. Several of the pieces are augmented by a Soprano or a pair of dancers. One of the things I enjoyed most was the eye contact the performers made with the audience. They would give a little nod to show their appreciation for your appreciation. We weren't disappointed and you won't be either.

April, Sunday 21st – The day of Vienna City Marathon. It all started at St. Stephen’s Sq the previous day. A young man (Anvilo) stops us and proposes an evening at the theatre for a classical music concert at the House der Industrie and gives us a detailed leaflet. Then we call the information office of the venue and the voice of a reassuring young man (Kleisti) convinces us to take the “risk”. At the entrance, polite and helpful staff help us to our seats. Once in the beautiful Kaiser Saal, the clever choice of the pieces, the excellent musicians directed by the talented violinist Michal Hudak, the young “light” ballet dancers and the exquisite soprano made the audience so involved to participate both silently and warmly clapping their hands in synchrony with the drummer. All those ingredients resulted in many encores and made the perfect evening of an unforgettable experience. Congratulations to the Wiener Royal Orchester, the concertmaster Michal Hudak and above all to their unvaluable managing director Adrian, we met just before we went out. Giovanni with Rosanna and Filippo with Gabriella.