Experience not to be missed - Magnificent intimate concert, The setting and the talent of the musicians make this experience exceptional. An excellent evening that we recommend to extend the discovery of this magnificent city.

If you like classical music, it is a must! - Amazing musicians in close proximity to the audience in a beautiful room with excellent sound. We all loved it, including our two 16 year old boys!!!

Piano trio - Liked the selection of pieces, and the musicians were excellent. The only downside was that the violinist was backlit.

Best concert in Vienna - Best concert evening in Vienna. A small, intimate venue where the musicians bring you into their world of music. Set in a beautiful room, all the musicians are of international standard. This was our 6th concert in Vienna and way ahead of the other larger settings which are filled with bus loads of tourists who seem disinterested after a few pieces. If you come to Vienna this concert is a must. Fantastic and uplifting.

Must-have classical music experience - The outstanding performance of Mozart Ensemble’s talented musicians can only be enhanced by the magical venue. This perfect match provides a supeb and intimate classical music experience in the heart of Vienna. Highly recommended!

Awesome experience - The perfect experience! Really good time with excellent music! The piano guy and the cello lady performed as stars! Really appreciate it!

Wonderful - Wonderful performance! The chamber was very nice with great acoustics. The Mozart Ensemble was really great. I highly recommend it!

Perfect little place for... - Perfect little place for a concert. Comfortable and cozy. No need to pay for higher priced tickets because the place is so small that no matter where seated, it will be a good view.

Expectations vs Reality - I booked tickets online for category A, the first three rows of the room. The room is so small that you can totally save EUR 10 on category B for row 4/5 (row 6 doesn’t exist, unlike advertised). The show as at 19:30, confirmed via e-mail on the same day. I got to Mozarthaus at 19:20 and it was ghost town, no one was around to greet you ie even indicate that you were in the right place. A guy showed up at 19:35 to greet my party and two other people (who were also confused) with a fold up table to start checking tickets. From reviews to their website, this seemed like a legit attraction with some level of organization - don’t be fooled, it’s literally a couple and three other musicians that rent a room at Mozarthaus to play, no “touristy” infrastructure at all. That being said, the performance started at 20:05. Was it beautiful? Yes. Was it jaw dropping, an experience of a lifetime? Not even close.

S---show, then a good show - We bought tickets from one of the costumed vendors on the street--DON'T DO THIS. The Mozarthaus still processes customers the way they did in Mozart's day: by laboriously checking names off of a paper list. (Tip #2: COME EARLY) We had to wait half an hour while they seated everyone who had bought tickets at the Mozarthaus itself and then made sure there were seats for us. Some ticketholders who had bought from the street vendors were told there was no room for them at the 6:00 show, and they should come back at 8:00. Finally, ten minutes after the scheduled start time, we were led to the last available seats as the musicians watched until we were settled before beginning. It was an extremely and unnecessarily stressful experience. That said, the concert was very good, and the setting is gorgeous. The layout is such that only people with A-section tickets can really see the musicians, but the acoustics of the small room are excellent. I would recommend it, as long as you get tickets at the Mozarthaus itself and arrive early enough to be seated comfortably in advance.