Millions of music lovers all over the world are familiar with the Vienna Musikverein as a traditional concert venue.
Here, from its Golden Hall, the annual New Year’s Concert with the Vienna Philharmonic is telecast internationally.
An additional center of concert life is the Vienna Konzerthaus with its art nouveau ambiance. Its musical scope is not limited to the classical repertoire but ranges from the Middle Ages to the most progressive sounds of the present time.
In addition to these two renowned buildings, there are dozens of concert halls where great sound is the order of the day.
Musikvereinsplatz 1
1010 Wien
www.musikverein.at
Guide dogs permitted
Restrooms with access for disabled persons available.
Main entrance: no steps, ramp (width: 164 cm), automatic sliding door (opens with button from the outside), wheelchair-accessible elevator: to all floors. Brahms Hall: 6 wheelchair seats. Grand Hall: 2 wheelchair seats in orchestra, about 16 in balcony.
Lothringerstraße
1030 Wien
www.konzerthaus.at
Guide dogs permitted
1 disabled parking spaces available.
18 wheelchair spaces available (Großen Saal).
Restrooms with access for disabled persons available.
All halls accessible via elevator, inner ramp.
2 elevators from ground floor (door width: 90 cm, cabin depth: 190 and 140 cm, cabin width: 94 cm).
Wheelchair seats: 18 in the Grand Hall, 6 in the Mozart Hall, 3 in the Schubert Hall and 4 in the Berio Hall. Seeing-eye dogs permitted (by prior arrangement).
Johann Strauß: Kaiserwalzer
played by the Vienna Volksoper Symphony Orchestra.
Bösendorferstraße 12
1010 Wien
Tel. (+43 1) 505 81 90
www.musikverein.at
Lothringerstraße 20
1037 Wien
Tel. (+43 1) 242 002
www.konzerthaus.at
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