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Aug 17, 2024
The Opera, in general, is a must to see at Wien, but I see regrettable that the official guided tour is a quick shown of 4 rooms and the mail stage. In fact, my complaint is about the time. The guid… Full review by j2202j
Aug 17, 2024
This beautiful building was reconstructed and restored after the second world war bombing and is most certainly worth a visit. There are guided tours in English and it's easy to book one of them on i… Full review by caroline2
Aug 15, 2024
The Vienna State Opera House is so beautiful! We had a great tour guide in English. He was funny and gave us a lot of interesting information. The person in charge of the ticket office was so helpful… Full review by Kathryn N
I am planning to buy the Vienna pass, which allows me to enter the state opera house for free. However, I still need to reserve a spot for a guided tour to be able to enter. But when I go to the Vienna state opera house website to reserve, all the options for the tickets are paid ones, and I cannot seem to find a place where I can tick that I have the Vienna pass and should get these tickets for free. Any help is appreciated.
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Hi, any suggestions on what to do? Vienna state opera website for guided tours are all paid tours. How to get the Vienna pass discount?
Hello, I just made a booking for the Vienna State opera for the 26th March 2020 for Tosca and I booked directly on the Sate opera site, according to advice that using agencies would be more expensive. However, I see that I have not booked confirmed tickets, but reserved for a particular price range in particular seating areas. The booking states that actual tickets will be allocated in the price range should they become available. Is this more or less a formality (that they become available) or is there a high chance that I will not actually get tickets due to non-availability? How could I improve my chances of actually getting tickets allocated? Or is it possible to buy confirmed tickets straight away, as I did not see such an option on the State opera site? Many thanks, Andris
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I can't help you to clarify the situation because I bought online the tickets for the opera from an agency. What can I tell you is that I booked tickets at a category of price, I received by e …
I can't help you to clarify the situation because I bought online the tickets for the opera from an agency. What can I tell you is that I booked tickets at a category of price, I received by e-mail a voucher, and I took the tickets with the places in the day of the show. I believe that you can solve the problem by phone to someone from the public relations of Vienna State Opera. You can ask him to confirm your booking, and to send you a voucher - which is a proof that your booking is o.k.! Good luck, Gabriel
Formal dress is prefered. However, as a traveler it's a bit hard to bring a set of formal clothes with you. Please do dress proper and nice clothes as possible. No sport shoes, casual …
Formal dress is prefered. However, as a traveler it's a bit hard to bring a set of formal clothes with you. Please do dress proper and nice clothes as possible. No sport shoes, casual shoes, no short Trousers, skirt and anything too casual.
Does anyone have any advice as far as the Row 17 seat 6 and 7 in Parkett Links section of the floor seating? Is the view good? will I struggle being petite?
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Anything is a clear view except stay away from 2nd level, left or right side. We were about 6 rows back in balcony center and was good. People on sides all had to lean over to see …
Anything is a clear view except stay away from 2nd level, left or right side. We were about 6 rows back in balcony center and was good. People on sides all had to lean over to see even in first row if on the side. Was a great concert!
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Typen: Wiener Staatsoper, Wiener Hofburg Orchester, Mozart & Strauss Konzerte
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