Vienna Palais Pálffy: Vienna Premium Orchestra

Experience the unique atmosphere of Palais Palffy, one of Vienna’s most storied venues for Mozart and Strauss. Be mesmerised by some of the city’s finest musicians, singers, and ballet dancers, and enjoy the beautiful melodies of Mozart and Strauss in an unforgettable setting.

At Vienna Premium Orchestra, we’re passionate about music and about connecting people with unforgettable live experiences. Based in Vienna, we specialise in providing access to the best concerts and performances in the city. Our mission is to make it easy for music lovers to discover and attend their favourite shows—whether they’re visiting for the first time or have lived here for years. Our team carefully curates a diverse range of concerts across many genres, from classical and opera to rock, pop, and electronic music. We work directly with the city’s leading venues and promoters to ensure our customers always have access to the latest and most exciting events. Thank you for considering us for your concert ticket needs—we can’t wait to help you discover your next favourite show in Vienna!

Join us for an unforgettable night of classical music at Palais Palffy. Immerse yourself in the world of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Johann Strauss, performed by one of the city’s best ensembles the Vienna Premium Orchestra. Look forward to first-class music in a historic, sumptuous ambience.

Vienna Palais Pálffy, located on Josefsplatz in Vienna, is a historic palace that once belonged to the noble Pálffy family. It has a rich history, including connections to Mozart and is now used for cultural events, concerts, and public functions.

Ownership:
The palace was owned by the Pálffy family, a prominent Hungarian noble family, for centuries.

Mozart Connection:
It's believed that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played in the palace during his childhood and that "Figaro" was first performed there for a select audience.

Architecture:
The building has undergone various renovations and architectural changes throughout its history, including a reconstruction after World War II.

Current Use:
Today, Palais Pálffy is a venue for cultural events, including concerts, exhibitions, and other public functions. The Phantasten Museum is also located within the palace.