About this experience
Enjoy an evening of Viennese classical music with the Vienna Residence Orchestra at the Borse Palace, known as the Old Stock Exchange Palace. You'll hear favourites by Mozart and Strauss, alongside works by composers such as Vivaldi and Beethoven. Accompanied by live opera singers and ballet dancers, you can immerse yourself in an evening of outstanding performances in one of the city's beautiful concert halls.
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Wipplingerstraße 34, 1010 Vienna, Austria
Make your way to the Borse Palace (Old Stock Exchange Palace) on Wipplingerstraße. Staff will be on hand at the entrance to check your ticket and guide you to your allocated seat. Check the official venue website for the last admission time before you travel.
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- Your mobile ticket (or printed copy)
- Smart casual attire — jeans and trainers are fine, but dressing up adds to the occasion
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket, or is my phone enough?
Your mobile ticket is accepted at the door — no printing needed. Simply have it ready on your screen when you arrive.
Where exactly do I go when I arrive at the venue?
Head to the Borse Palace at Wipplingerstraße 34. Staff will meet you at the entrance, check your ticket, and show you to your seat within your chosen category.
What is the difference between Category B, Category A, and VIP tickets?
All three categories offer allocated seating within their respective sections, with VIP providing the best positions in the hall. Seating within each category is assigned on the night with staff assistance.
Can I bring young children?
Children under 2 years are not permitted. Children aged 2 to 6 may attend free of charge but will not be allocated a seat of their own.
Is the venue wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, the Borse Palace is fully wheelchair-accessible.
What should I wear to the concert?
Smart casual dress is recommended. There is no strict dress code, but the historic setting lends itself to dressing up a little.