Mozarthaus Vienna
This is Mozart's representative residence among his many residences in Austria. It is here that Mozart composed the famous opera "The Marriage of Figaro". Mozart's residence is a six-story old-fashioned house, with the second floor being the place where Mozart and his family lived from 1784 to 1787. At the same time, Mozart also taught the young Beethoven here. In order to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth, his residence was renovated in 2006. It displays precious music scores and some portraits left by Mozart inside, allowing people to have a better understanding of the life and artistic achievements of this great musician.
Johann Strauss monument
The golden statue of Johann Strauss stands in Vienna City Park, which is an iconic building in Vienna. Johann Strauss is known as the "King of Waltz" and is a proud musician of the Austrian people. In order to commemorate him, the local government erected a full-body golden bronze statue of Strauss in Vienna City Park to express their admiration and commemoration for him.
Wiener Konzerthaus, Vienna Music Hall
Vienna Musikverein is one of the oldest and most modern music venues in Vienna. Located at Lothringerstraße 20 in Vienna, it is adjacent to the position of the Musikverein. It takes only 10 minutes to walk from Vienna Musikverein to the Golden Hall. The German name of Vienna Musikverein is "Wiener Konzerthaus", which is the main performance venue of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra (Wiener Symphoniker).
Vienna Opera House
The Vienna State Opera is one of the largest opera houses in the world, renowned for its exceptional artistic performances and hailed as the "center of the world of opera". Here, audiences can enjoy live performances by composers, conductors, soloists, and dancers, fully experiencing their beautiful artistic expressions.
Raimund Theater
Although I'm not a music fan, sometimes you have to go. Despite not being particularly passionate about music myself, the theater performances (like "Rebecca") are very professional and impressive in terms of technique. So, I have to say, this theater is really great!
Johann Strauss Residence
The creator of the Vienna Woods Waltz, Johann Strauss, is known as the "Waltz King". His former residence is now a municipal museum in Vienna, showcasing a rich collection of Strauss' personal belongings, including a violin that is said to have been used by him. This residence of Johann Strauss offers visitors a glimpse into his life and artistic achievements.
