Wien Museum Mozart apartment, Vienna: Photos, Reviews & Location

Restored 1700s apartment museum where Mozart lived & composed, with an audio tour & a souvenir shop.

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#106 of 108 Tourist attractions in Vienna #39 of 40 Museums in Vienna

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.00

0.5 km from the center of Vienna

Rating breakdown

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2 ★7%
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Mozarthaus, Domgasse 5, 1010 Wien, Austria

mozarthausvienna.at

+43 1 5121791

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What is the rating of Wien Museum Mozart apartment?: Wien Museum Mozart apartment is rated 4.0 out of 5 based on 7,376 reviews.
How does Wien Museum Mozart apartment rank in Vienna?: Wien Museum Mozart apartment is #106 of 108 Tourist attractions in Vienna by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Wien Museum Mozart apartment located?: Mozarthaus, Domgasse 5, 1010 Wien, Austria — 0.5 km from the center of Vienna.
How can I contact Wien Museum Mozart apartment?: Phone: +43 1 5121791 · Website: mozarthausvienna.at

Reviews (8)

Hugo Jim 2024 Sep 28

Just one word, Amazing!
One of the best historical museums I've seen, totally recommended.

Aylin Örs 2024 Sep 15

Fascinating to be walking in the rooms where Mozart lived, composed, played. The audio is very informative and easy to follow.
Only comment would be that although the exact layout is not known, it would be splendid to walk around the furnitures from those times, decorated in the way that suits the best to Mozart's time...

M E 2024 Sep 09

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Visiting the Wien Museum Mozart Apartment is an immersive and captivating experience for anyone interested in classical music, history, or the life of Mozart himself. The museum is beautifully curated, offering a rich historical context that allows visitors to step back into 18th-century Vienna. The detailed exhibits provide not only insight into Mozart’s life and works but also the socio-cultural environment that shaped his genius.

The apartment itself is well-preserved, and the audio guide was both informative and engaging, helping to bring the space and its history to life. I particularly appreciated the thoughtful inclusion of lesser-known details about Mozart’s time in Vienna, which added depth to the more familiar aspects of his story.

For anyone interested in experiencing the world of one of history’s greatest composers, this museum is a must-see. Highly recommended.

Darckghost Rider (ure_unique) 2024 Aug 19

Cute fast visit to Mozart museum. Take roughly 20min to visit all.
At 4th floor with no elevator. So lots of stairs.

Bret Sinclair 2024 Jul 09

A bit expensive for what it is, but never the less you get to walk where Mozart did. There is an audio guide which reveals lots of interesting things. Photos are not allowed inside, unfortunately his piano is not there. You can get a taste of what it would have been like , however the rooms are mostly empty but it’s deeper with information you can read on the walls.

T Hartberg 2024 Jul 02

This building is where Mozart lived while in Vienna. It is now a museum and is made up mostly of empty rooms only with some portraits and other wall displays. There is not that much to see, therefore, but the audio guide gave some interesting information about episodes in Mozart's life. It was just about worth the €10 entrance fee.

Marc Fresko 2024 May 06

Two top tips:

First, if you must go, get the audioguide - the whole place is pointless without it.

Second, do yourself a favour and don't go - even with the audioguide it is awful.

It's almost entirely copies of pictures, documents and portraits, plus a few digital "installations", beautifully presented to be fair. Much is of questionable relevance to Mozart and indeed to the saccharin audioguide. The very few artefacts dotted around are not even Mozart's. There's almost nothing to learn here, and it's not enjoyable.

Harrison Chan 2024 Apr 19

Not worth the 14€ entry. Nothing original, all replicas and pictures of pictures.
Mostly bare apartment, no furniture and not many items relating to his life. Since there's not many items they try to create a narrative instead of letting pieces speak for themselves in many museums. Only the first floor of Mozart's apartment is about him, second floor and third floor are not.

Some rules were loosely enforced and seemingly against Asians only, notably the no backpacks/backpacks need to be worn in front & no photography allowed, when a lot of people were wearing backpacks and taking pictures and videos....