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Mozarthaus Vienna – Get Tickets & Explore Mozart’s Historic Residence in the Heart of Vienna

This website offers official tickets for the attraction. Please note, however, that it is not the official website of the venue.

Mozarthaus Vienna – Get Tickets & Explore Mozart’s Historic Residence in the Heart of Vienna

This website offers official tickets for this venue. Please note, however, that it is not the official website of the venue.

Mozart House: Admission ticket

Highlights

Visit Mozart’s sole preserved apartment in Vienna, spread over three floors.

Explore multiple rooms where the composer lived and created his masterpieces.

Experience detailed exhibitions showcasing Mozart’s prolific career.

Listen to key compositions with an included multilingual audio guide.

Discover the peak years of Mozart’s creativity in an authentic historical setting.

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Welcome to the Mozarthaus Vienna

Discover the Mozarthaus Vienna, the historic apartment where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived and composed some of his most famous works from 1784 to 1787. The museum takes you into the life and music of one of the world’s greatest composers, in an authentic 18th-century Viennese setting. Exhibitions over three levels, an audio guide in 13 languages and regular concerts bring Mozart’s legacy to life. Book your tickets today to step into Mozart’s world and experience Vienna’s rich cultural heritage first-hand.

About Mozarthaus Vienna

Mozarthaus Vienna, also known as the Figarohaus, is a unique cultural landmark offering an intimate look into the life and legacy of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Set in the very apartment where Mozart lived during his most productive years, from 1784 to 1787, the museum lets you explore his personal and creative world against the backdrop of 18th-century Vienna. Curated exhibitions and educational programmes, including a children's audio guide and workshops for school groups, give a full picture of Mozart’s world and his lasting influence on classical music.

  • Address Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna, Austria
  • Number of Visitors Around 215,000 a year (2019)
  • Opened 27 January 2006, Mozart's 250th birthday

Why Visit Mozarthaus Vienna?

  • Step into the rooms where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived from 1784 to 1787, the longest he stayed at any one address in Vienna. It is the only one of his Viennese apartments to survive, offering an intimate glimpse into his daily life and creative process.
  • Explore three exhibition levels covering Mozart’s biography, his music and his enduring influence. The displays reveal fascinating details about his compositions and personal life, deepening your understanding of his legacy.
  • Mozarthaus Vienna is great for all ages, with a children's audio guide in eight languages and interactive workshops for school groups. They make classical music approachable and fun for younger visitors.
  • Beyond Mozart himself, the museum sets the scene of Vienna’s cultural life in the late 1700s. You gain a sense of the city that shaped his music and life, enriching your appreciation of both the composer and Vienna’s heritage.
  • Several evenings a week, the Wiener Ensemble performs concerts in the Bösendorfer Saal inside the Mozarthaus. Hearing Mozart’s music in such an intimate, historic setting adds a whole new dimension to your visit.

Operating Hours of Mozarthaus Vienna

Regular Hours: Daily: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM Last Admission: 6:30 PM Adjusted Hours in December: December 3 & 11: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM December 24: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM December 31: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

  • Regular Hours
  • Adjusted Hours in December

Best Times to Visit Mozarthaus Vienna

Mornings Right After Opening (10:00 AM – 12:00 PM)

Arriving early lets you enjoy the museum before it gets busy. You can explore Mozart’s living and working spaces at a leisurely pace and take in the exhibits without crowds in the way.

Weekdays, Especially Tuesday Through Thursday

Weekdays tend to be quieter than weekends, making them perfect for a calmer visit. Midweek, you can immerse yourself in Mozart’s Vienna, linger over the exhibits and enjoy the audio guide without feeling rushed.

Outside Peak Season

Mozarthaus Vienna can get particularly busy during summer holidays, school breaks and major city events. Late autumn, winter (except the December holidays) and early spring offer a more relaxed visit with shorter queues.

During Concerts or Special Tours
The Wiener Ensemble performs in the Bösendorfer Saal several evenings a week, and themed guided tours run on selected dates. Planning your visit around these events gives you a richer way to connect with Vienna’s musical heritage.

Where to Find the Mozarthaus in Vienna

  • Location Mozarthaus Vienna is in the heart of the historic city centre, just a short walk from St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Surrounded by charming streets, cafés and shops, it’s easy to combine with a stroll through Vienna’s Old Town.
  • Address Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna, Austria

How to Get to Mozarthaus Vienna

By Car

Mozarthaus Vienna is reachable by car, but parking in the historic centre is limited.

Paid garages such as Garage Am Hof are within walking distance of the museum.

Street parking in the city centre is a paid short-stay zone and fills up quickly, especially in peak season.

Arriving earlier in the day improves your chances of finding a space.

By Subway (U-Bahn)

The nearest U-Bahn station is Stephansplatz (U1, U3), about a 2-minute walk from the museum.

Schwedenplatz (U1, U4) is around 9 minutes away on foot.

It’s an easy way to combine your visit with other sights in the city centre.

By Tram & Bus

Buses 1A, 2A and 3A stop at Stephansplatz, just a couple of minutes from the museum.

Trams 1 and 2 stop at Schwedenplatz, around 9 minutes away on foot.

Public transport is reliable and affordable, with a scenic route through Vienna’s historic streets.

By Train

From Wien Hauptbahnhof, take the U1 directly to Stephansplatz.

From Wien Mitte, take the U3 two stops to Stephansplatz.

This is convenient if you are arriving from other Austrian cities or neighbouring countries.

On Foot

Mozarthaus Vienna is in the heart of the Old Town, an easy walk from St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Kärntner Straße and many central hotels.

Walking lets you enjoy Vienna’s historic architecture, charming streets and local cafés along the way.

It’s ideal if you want to explore the city at a leisurely pace before your visit.

Things to Know Before Visiting Mozarthaus Vienna

Onsite Facilities

  • Restrooms Restrooms are available, including an accessible restroom.
  • Café & Refreshments There is no café inside the museum, but you’ll find plenty of cafés around Stephansplatz, just a short walk away.
  • Museum Shop The museum shop is open to everyone, with no museum ticket needed.
  • Cloakroom A cloakroom is available to store coats, umbrellas and small personal belongings.
  • Free Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi is available to all visitors.

Interesting Facts About Mozarthaus Vienna

Mozart’s Only Surviving Residence in Vienna

Mozarthaus Vienna is the only one of Mozart’s Viennese apartments that has survived and is open to the public.

Where Mozart Composed Many Masterpieces

During his time here (1784–1787), Mozart composed some of his most famous works, including The Marriage of Figaro and three of his six Haydn Quartets.

Historic 18th-Century Apartment

The building began as a 15th-century townhouse and was remodelled around 1716, offering a genuine glimpse into Vienna’s architecture and city life in Mozart’s era.

Authentic Period Interiors

You can walk through Mozart’s original rooms, where period objects such as a flute clock from around 1790 and a replica fortepiano give a sense of how he lived and worked.

Multimedia & Interactive Exhibits

Interactive displays, multimedia presentations and an audio guide in 13 languages bring Mozart’s life, music and legacy to life.

Rare Manuscripts on Display

The exhibition features letters, scores and documents that trace Mozart’s life and work in Vienna.

Secret Behind Mozart’s Popularity

The museum shows how Mozart became a celebrity of his time, with insights into the public concerts and society circles of 18th-century Vienna.

Hidden Stories of His Personal Life

Exhibits reveal lesser-known facts about Mozart’s daily life, family and friendships, and even his quirky habits and sense of humour.

Concerts Inside the Museum

The Wiener Ensemble performs classical concerts in the Bösendorfer Saal several evenings a week, so you can hear Mozart’s music in the same building where he lived.

A Must-Visit for Music Lovers & Culture Enthusiasts

Mozarthaus Vienna is not only a museum but also a cultural hub, offering a unique chance to connect with one of the world’s greatest composers on a personal level.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mozarthaus Vienna

What is Mozarthaus Vienna?

Mozarthaus Vienna is the only surviving apartment in Vienna where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived. He composed some of his most famous works here, including The Marriage of Figaro. The museum covers his life and music over three levels with multimedia and interactive exhibits.

Where is Mozarthaus Vienna located?

Mozarthaus Vienna is in the heart of Vienna’s historic city centre at Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna, Austria, just a short walk from St. Stephen’s Cathedral.

What are the opening hours of Mozarthaus Vienna?

The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with last admission at 6:30 PM. Adjusted hours apply on certain days in December.

How much is a ticket to Mozarthaus Vienna?

Standard admission is €16 for adults and €12 for students under 27 and seniors over 60. Visitors under 19 pay €4.50, a family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children) costs €35, and children under 3 enter free. Tickets are valid for one year until first use.

Is Mozarthaus Vienna wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The museum is fully accessible, with a step-free entrance, a lift to all floors and an accessible restroom. Registered assistance dogs are welcome.

Can I take photos inside Mozarthaus Vienna?

Photography is not permitted in the exhibition areas, but you are welcome to take photos elsewhere in the building.

Are guided tours available at Mozarthaus Vienna?

An audio guide in 13 languages is available, plus a children's audio guide in eight languages. Guided tours and workshops can be booked for groups, and themed public tours run on selected dates.

Is there a café or dining option at Mozarthaus Vienna?

There is no café inside the museum, but there are plenty of cafés around Stephansplatz, a short walk away. Food and drinks are not allowed in the exhibition areas.

What is the best time to visit Mozarthaus Vienna?

The best times are mornings after opening, weekdays (Tuesday to Thursday) and outside peak tourist seasons, when you can enjoy a calmer, more immersive visit.

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