The house · Singerstraße 7, 1010 Wien
The house of the Teutonic Order behind St Stephen’s, built out from the twelfth century onwards. Mozart lodged here in the Archbishop of Salzburg’s retinue from March 1781 and played in its ground-floor hall on the day he arrived; the Order still owns the house and its church.
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The building
The house of the Teutonic Order behind St Stephen’s, built out from the twelfth century onwards. Mozart lodged here in the Archbishop of Salzburg’s retinue from March 1781 and played in its ground-floor hall on the day he arrived; the Order still owns the house and its church.
Stephansplatz (U1, U3) is about 150 m away, roughly three minutes on foot down the Singerstraße. Five steps at the entrance and no lift: light wheelchairs can be carried in with help, heavy ones cannot.
Our own counter is at Herrengasse 5, 1010 Wien, 10:00–18:00, if you would rather collect a ticket from a person than from an inbox.
Reading the house
The categories are the house’s own words. Pick one to see where it sits; the page never says how many are free.
The roomSala TerrenaThe house assigns your seat inside the category you choose. A plan of the room, not a picture of what is free — the house seats you inside your category.
A plan of the room, not a picture of what is free — seats are assigned inside your category.
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This house sells its own seats, and where it can, buying direct is the cheapest route. Their own box office is the place to do it.
The house sells its own seats and hands out the printed ticket at the door on the night, by name.
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Everything. The price shown is the price charged: our booking fee is €0.00 and we print it on your order at €0.00 rather than leaving it out.
At checkout. Your QR code, wallet pass and PDF exist the moment your card is charged.
The house sells no numbered seats and publishes no plan. You book a category — rows 1 to 3, or rows 4 to 6 — and the house seats you inside it.
No. The concert is in the Sala Terrena of the Deutschordenshaus at Singerstraße 7, the house Mozart lodged in in 1781. The museum is a different address and a different visit.
A string quartet on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday; a piano trio on Tuesday and Thursday. The house sets each evening’s programme itself and may change it.
About ninety minutes. Doors are shortly before the start.
As you like. There is no dress code, and the hall is air-conditioned.
Yes, and a child sits beside the adult who brings them. Tell us the ages when you book and we will pass them to the house.
Yes, free, until 48 hours before, for the same category, up to twice. If the new date costs more you pay the difference; if it costs less, your original price stands.
Fourteen days from purchase, and never inside 48 hours of the concert — whichever comes first. The exact date is printed on your order line.
We always book your party on one order and ask the house to seat you together inside your category. If they seat you apart, tell us and we will put it right.
You are refunded in full and immediately, whatever the date, and told that we could not supply it. There is no voucher and no substitute you did not choose.
