Enjoy a 60-minute immersive journey through Mozart’s world, where music, light, and technology bring his genius to life in the very building where he composed The Magic Flute.
Your visit begins at Kärntner Straße 19, beneath the Steffl Department Store, just steps away from the State Opera and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Start your journey with a playful twist as your photo transforms into a classical Mozart-era portrait.
Your journey opens in near-darkness. The space glows with the light of 1,500 LED candles, symbolizing both life and remembrance. The soundscape of Requiem in D minor envelops you as fragments of the unfinished score drift through the air, evoking the mystery of Mozart’s final days.
Step into a 360° panoramic projection of late-18th-century Vienna, where bustling streets, horse-drawn carriages, and grand concert halls capture Mozart’s final year. Here, music, visuals, and storytelling merge to reveal the city that shaped his work and the man who transformed its sound forever.
In this interactive room, you become part of Mozart’s orchestra. Pick up virtual instruments from around the world to accompany Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. The installation celebrates Mozart’s universal reach, showing how his music continues to resonate far beyond the borders of his time.
Enter the mind of a composer. Light, motion, and music intertwine in a visual symphony representing the synaptic sparks of Mozart’s imagination. Each flicker of light mirrors inspiration in motion, turning composition into a living, luminous experience.
The finale, designed by new-media artist Refik Anadol, transforms Mozart’s music into moving AI-generated art. Using data from his scores and letters, the installation creates a mesmerizing digital landscape, a vision of Mozart’s creativity that transcends centuries.
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Have your booking confirmation or e-ticket handy, along with a valid photo ID. Students are advised to carry their university or school identification.
Choose comfortable footwear, as you’ll move through multiple rooms and interactive zones during the experience.
Entry is limited to the specific time slot shown on your ticket. Re-entry is not permitted once you exit the venue.
Bulky bags, wet jackets, or large items should be stored in the lockers or cloakroom before entering.
Flash photography, tripods, and professional video equipment are not permitted. You may take photos on your phone as long as the flash is turned off.
Outside snacks or beverages cannot be brought inside. There is a café in the building where you can enjoy refreshments before or after your visit.
Pets and animals are not permitted inside the venue.
The Mythos Mozart exhibition takes place beneath the STEFFL department store at Kärntner Strasse 19, Vienna.
The space is fully wheelchair accessible, with lifts and ramps connecting all areas, including accessible restrooms.
The venue is fully climate-controlled, ensuring a pleasant temperature throughout the experience.
Plan to arrive about 15 minutes before your reserved time to allow for entry and check-in. The final admission is generally 75 minutes before closing.
The entire visit takes roughly 60 minutes, making it easy to include as part of a broader itinerary in Vienna’s historic center.
Due to the use of strong light projections, immersive visuals, and sound effects, the experience is not suitable for visitors with photosensitive epilepsy or similar sensitivities.
Tickets are released in timed slots, and booking in advance is recommended as capacity is limited. Walk-ins may be accepted depending on availability.
After your visit, stop by the SKY Café & Restaurant on the upper level of the building for panoramic views of Vienna.
Visitors using discounted tickets (such as student, senior, or group rates) must present valid proof of eligibility when entering.
Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Variant-specific cancellation policies may apply.