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Discover Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Historic Apartment: The Mozarthaus Vienna Experience

Explore the composer's vibrant world, creative genius, and the social circle of late Baroque Vienna.

Mozarthaus Vienna at Domgasse 5 invites visitors to step into the only preserved apartment where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived with his family from 1784 to 1787. This period marked some of his happiest and most prolific years, including the creation of "The Marriage of Figaro." The engaging exhibition, opened on his 250th birthday, delves into Mozart's genius, his social circle, and the rich atmosphere of late Baroque Vienna. Special audio guides enhance the journey through his grand residence, making his life and legacy accessible for all ages.

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Exhibition summary

Visit Mozarthaus Vienna, the only preserved apartment of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in the city, where he lived from 1784 to 1787. Experience the composer's vibrant world, creativity, and the historical context of his most celebrated works, including "The Marriage of Figaro."

Curatorial context

Mozarthaus Vienna, located at Domgasse number 5, is the only extant apartment where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived in Vienna, residing there with his family from 1784 to 1787. This period is considered among his happiest and most prolific, during which he achieved renown as a celebrated composer and penned masterpieces such as "The Marriage of Figaro." The exhibition, opened on Mozart's 250th birthday, immerses visitors in Mozart's vibrant world, showcasing his genius, creativity, his social circle, and the atmosphere of late Baroque Vienna. Visitors can explore his grand apartment, which featured four large rooms and two smaller ones, reflecting his emphasis on outward appearances. Special audio guides, including versions for children, are available to enhance the experience, making Mozarthaus Vienna a compelling destination for all ages interested in Mozart's life and legacy.

Admission and ticket notes

Standard ticket prices are 16€, with a reduced price of 12€, and a family ticket available for 35€ (reduced 26€). Combination tickets with the House of Music are also available for 22€. Tickets can be purchased on-site and online. Special discounts are offered through the Vienna City Card.

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