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Wien Museum Mozart Apartment Tickets
Wien Museum Mozart Apartment Tickets

Wien Museum Mozart Apartment Tickets Vienna

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Last Updated: 4th Sep 2026
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Tucked away on a quiet street just steps from St. Stephen's Cathedral, this is the one place in Vienna where you can genuinely stand in Mozart's shoes. Unlike so many "Mozart" attractions scattered across the city, this apartment on Domgasse is the real deal, the only surviving home where the composer actually lived, from 1784 to 1787. 

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Opening Hours:

Monday
10 AM – 7 PM
Tuesday
10 AM – 7 PM
Wednesday
10 AM – 7 PM
Thursday
10 AM – 7 PM
Friday
10 AM – 7 PM
Saturday
10 AM – 7 PM
Sunday
10 AM – 7 PM
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Highlights

  • Walk through the only Vienna apartment where Mozart actually lived, with no reconstructions involved.
  • Discover the very rooms where he composed his beloved opera "The Marriage of Figaro."
  • Explore three full floors of exhibits tracing his most creatively fruitful years in the city.
  • Enjoy a multilingual audio guide included with admission, plus a playful version made for kids.
  • Combine your visit with the Haus der Musik using one shared ticket for double the musical journey.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Free cancellation, refund, or rescheduling available up to 24 hours before the start time (Vienna time).

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Insider Tips

  • Take the Provided Audio Guide, Not Just Your Phone: Reviewers consistently rate the audio guide as the best part of the visit, but several found connecting their own phone unreliable – ask for the museum’s handset instead.
  • Start on the Top Floor and Work Your Way Down: The exhibition runs across three floors and the elevator only travels upward. Take the stairs down, or ask a staff member for help with the elevator.
  • There’s Sometimes a Concert in the Basement: The building occasionally hosts small chamber-music performances in its basement space, a highlight for visitors who happen to catch one.

Rules:

  • Photography is not allowed inside exhibition rooms but is permitted in common areas.
  • Dogs are not allowed inside the museum.
  • The museum is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities.
  • Open daily; last entry is 30 minutes before closing.
  • Your ticket also includes access to the Haus der Musik.

Know Before You Go

Entry & Services:

  • Book your tickets online ahead of time to skip the queue and secure your preferred visit slot.
  • Save your photos for outside the exhibition rooms, since photography isn't allowed within the displays themselves.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as exploring the three floors involves a fair amount of walking and stairs.
  • Set aside about an hour or two to take in the museum without feeling rushed.
  • Leave your furry friends at home, since dogs unfortunately aren't permitted inside the museum.

How To Use

  • Purchase your ticket online or through an authorized seller before your visit.
  • Select your preferred visit date if a reservation is required.
  • Save your digital ticket on your mobile device or bring a printed copy.
  • Present your ticket barcode at the park entrance for scanning.
  • Keep your ticket available throughout your visit for re-entry or add-on experiences.

Location

Domgasse 5, 1010 Vienna
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By Car:

  • Parking is limited in Vienna's historic core, so it's best to leave the car behind and rely on public transport instead.

By Subway (U-Bahn):

  • Hop off at Stephansplatz on the U1 or U3 line, and you'll reach Domgasse in just a couple of minutes on foot.

By Tram/Bus:

  • Nearby stops connect easily to the surrounding streets, putting you within a short stroll of the museum entrance.

On Foot:

  • Since it sits right beside St. Stephen's Cathedral, walking from anywhere in the first district is quick and easy.
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FAQs

  • Is this Mozart's actual home?

    Yes, it's the only surviving Vienna apartment where he genuinely lived and worked.

  • How long should I plan for the visit?

    Most guests spend around one to one and a half hours exploring at a relaxed pace.

  • Is photography allowed inside?

    No, taking photos isn't permitted within the exhibition rooms themselves.

  • Are the original furnishings still inside the apartment?

    Not exactly. Almost none of Mozart's own furniture survives, so the rooms are dressed with period-style pieces and reproductions to show how they may have looked. What is original is the apartment itself, along with a number of documents and artifacts on display.

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