Mozart Concert at Vienna State Opera at Opernring 2

Mozart Concert at Vienna State Opera is a classical concert held in Vienna, performed in period costume and dedicated to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The programme draws from his most celebrated works, including symphonies, opera arias, and chamber pieces that defined the Classical era. Vienna has been central to Mozart's legacy since the composer settled in the city in 1781, and concerts of this format have long been a fixture of the city's musical calendar, offering a structured introduction to his output for visitors and returning audiences alike.

The concert typically features a small ensemble or chamber orchestra, with soloists performing arias from operas such as Don Giovanni, The Magic Flute, and Le Nozze di Figaro alongside purely instrumental works. Performers appear in 18th-century dress, giving the evening a period character without staging a full opera production. For those planning things to do in Vienna, this format suits anyone wanting a focused, single-evening engagement with Mozart's music rather than a full operatic programme. Tickets are available across seating categories, with options to suit different positions in the hall, and the running time is generally around 90 minutes without an interval.