Vienna Classical Concert Tickets at St. Peter’s Church
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Experience Highlights
St. Peter's Catholic Church, one of Vienna's most striking buildings, is located in the heart of Vienna. Here you can enjoy a classical music concert lasting approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. Feel the enveloping atmosphere of the church and its baroque beauty.
Enjoy works created by artists who have revolutionised the world of art such as Mozart, Schubert, Vivaldi, Bach and Beethoven. The golden ornaments, the great vault, the impeccable marble and the frescoes inside are a real journey back in time for those who want to enjoy a perfect evening of classical music.
- Get your tickets for a classical concert at St. Peter's Church in Vienna now.
- Relive authentic acoustic marvels from the golden age of classical music with reproductions of Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven and Schubert.
- The decoration and ambience of this baroque Catholic church, as well as its frescoes and lighting, will further envelop you in the experience.
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- Tickets for classical music concert at St. Peter's Church in Vienna.
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A classical music concert in Vienna's St. Peter's Church is the best thing to do if you want to experience the historical musical richness of the Austrian capital. In such a Catholic church, replete with frescoes, beautiful marble, lighting and baroque style, the feeling of being in the Golden Age of this musical genre is authentic.
The reproductions of internationally acclaimed and praised pieces you will hear belong to great geniuses of history such as Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Schubert and Bach. The duration of the activity will be approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.
St. Peter's Church is possibly one of the most attractive features of the Austrian capital, as well as the most photographed. As the oldest church in the city, the building dates back to the early Middle Ages, although nothing remains from that period and its current aesthetics date from the early 18th century.
Inside, you will be surprised to see the great baroque decorative load in several of its sections: contemplate the beautiful altar and the dome, the details of the frescoes everywhere, such as the Coronation of Our Lady, as well as the great organ. Meanwhile, the movements of the strings and the professionalism of the instrumentalists will bring you as close as possible to the original works of the geniuses of world music.
