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Mozart Tickets & Tours

Follow in the footsteps of the greatest composer the world has ever seen with your Mozart Tour tickets!  Although Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart spent nearly half of his adult life travelling between performances throughout Europe, the rest was spent primarily in Vienna.  However, having grown up in Salzburg, you’ll find plenty of Mozart attractions in that city, as well.  Regardless of whether you’re planning a Salzburg trip, a Vienna tour, or both, the legacy of Mozart will probably factor heavily into your plans.  Check out his childhood home and other places that he frequented in his youth during a Salzburg vacation.  Or, see where he and his wife stayed during a Vienna trip.  You can also visit the venues where he once performed or even his favorite watering holes.  You can even create a Mozart trip in Vienna by booking a historical segway tour.  Or, take a Salzburg daytrip from Vienna and see where the most powerful musical mind in history was nurtured and developed.  It’s what to do in Austria if you love classical music!

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Our tips for Mozart

OUR TIPS FOR MOZART TOURS

  • City Hopping.If you want to experience a truly comprehensive Mozart tour, you’ll have to explore both Salzburg and Vienna during your Austria trip.
  • First in Line.If you truly wish to avoid the crowds at any of the Mozart attractions, you’ll need to either arrive before the doors open or try to visit just before closing.The crowds tend to swell during the afternoon.
  • Family Deal.If you’re planning a Salzburg tour with the family and want to visit Mozart’s childhood home as part of your Mozart trip, keep in mind that buying a Family Ticket (2 adults & 1 child) will save you a few bucks.
  • Time-saving Tip – In a hurry? That’s alright! You can save a day or two by simply taking a Salzburg day trip from Vienna! Many tours will offer round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle in addition to hotel pick-up and drop-off.

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Best time to visit

The best time to take a Mozart Tour is in April, May, September, and October.  These months represent the shoulder seasons and present the best combination of mild weather and less crowding.  Peak season is during summer between the months of June and August, when you’ll experience the largest crowds of the year and inflated prices on accommodations.  The low season is between November and March, when many of the smaller towns close up shop and the large cities host local festivals.  Should you wish to do a little skiing during your Mozart trip, you’ll want to arrive sometime between December and February, which is considered the peak skiing season.  And, the Austrian Alps are absolutely beautiful during this time of the year.

Getting there

In Salzburg, just about every Mozart attraction is within one mile of the Old Town.  So, most people on a Salzburg vacation simply walk.  If you’d like to check out the Salzburg attractions outside of the city, you’ll most likely take Bus 25 to the Salzburg Zoo or Hellbrunn Palace.  And, if you have an especially busy itinerary, you might want to consider renting a bike, which is very popular among visitors on a Salzburg vacation.  In Vienna, you’ll find no shortage of public transit options.  However, most Mozart attractions are, understandably, in the oldest parts of the city.  Depending on where you book your hotel, you’ll want to make use of the U-Bahn, tram, busses, and/or taxis.  Give some thought to the idea of picking up a Vienna Pass, which can provide unlimited use of the public transit systems, as well as free/discounted entry to some of the top Vienna attractions.

Did you know?

Quick Trivia – Act as tour guide for your friends with these interesting Mozart tour fun facts!

  • While everybody thinks Mozart’s full name was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, his birth name was actually Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart.
  • Mozart joined the Freemasons in 1784 and became a master Mason in 1785.
  • In 1787, a 16-year-old Beethoven came to Vienna to receive two weeks of musical instruction from Mozart.
  • Wolfgang wasn’t the only child prodigy in his family when it came to music.  His sister, Nannerl, was considered one of the best musicians in Europe by the time she reached 12 years of age.

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