1. Mozarthaus Vienna
This is one of the representative residences of Mozart among his many homes in Austria. It was here that Mozart composed the famous opera 'The Marriage of Figaro'. Mozarthaus is a six-story old-style house, and the second floor is where Mozart and his family lived from 1784 to 1787. Additionally, Mozart also taught the young Beethoven here. To commemorate the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth, Mozarthaus was renovated in 2006. Inside, there are precious scores and some portraits left by Mozart, allowing people to better understand the life and artistic achievements of this great musician.
2. Johann Strauss Golden Statue
The golden statue of Johann Strauss stands in the Vienna City Park, a landmark of Vienna. Johann Strauss II, known as the 'King of Waltz,' is a musician whom the Austrian people take great pride in. To commemorate him, the local government erected a gilded bronze full-body statue of Strauss in the Vienna City Park, expressing their admiration and remembrance.
3. Wiener Konzerthaus
The Wiener Konzerthaus is one of the oldest and most modern music venues in Vienna. It is located at Lothringerstraße 20 in Vienna, adjacent to the Musikverein. It takes only 10 minutes to walk from the Wiener Konzerthaus to the Golden Hall. The German name of the Wiener Konzerthaus is 'Wiener Konzerthaus', and it is the main performance venue of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra (Wiener Symphoniker).
4. Vienna State Opera House
The Vienna State Opera House is one of the largest opera houses in the world, renowned for its outstanding artistic performances and hailed as the 'World Opera Center.' Here, audiences can enjoy live performances by composers, conductors, soloists, and dancers, fully experiencing their beautiful artistic expressions.
5. Raimund Theater
Although I am not a music fan, sometimes you just have to go. Even though I am not particularly keen on music, the performances at the theater (such as 'Rebecca') are very professional and technically impressive. Therefore, I have to say, this theater is really great!
6. Johann Strauss Residence
Johann Strauss II, the creator of the Vienna Woods Waltz, is hailed as the 'King of Waltz'. His former residence is now a municipal museum in Vienna, showcasing a rich collection of Strauss's personal items, including a violin that is said to have been used by him. The Johann Strauss Residence offers visitors a glimpse into his life and artistic achievements.
