Vienna Baroque Orchestra

Concert starts at 8:20 pm at Palais Schönborn

Concert starts at 8:20 pm at Palais Schönborn, Dinner starts at 6:00 pm at Café Landtmann

Currently there are two concerts each (6:30 pm and 8:20 pm).

Concert & Dinner

Enjoy your dinner in the epitome of a typical and well known Viennese coffee house at 6:00 pm.

After the dinner come along to have an unforgettable musical experience in one of the most beautiful concert halls, the Palais Schönborn which is just a few steps away.

Café Landtmann:

In 1873 Franz Landtmann opened “Vienna’s most elegant café location“. Even today, the Landtmann ist the epitome of Viennese coffee house culture and one of the last grand cafés along Vienna’s Ringstraße. Come and enjoy the wonderful world of Viennese hospitality and tradition, as have numerous prominent guest over the decades, from Sigmund Freud to Gustav Mahler or Hillary Clinton.

The SERVUS Restaurant:

The SERVUS restaurant will make you culinary happy. You will be spoilt with Austrian dishes. The restaurant places great value on regional and high-quality ingredients. Enjoy your Austrian dish here – newly interpreted and freshly prepared.

*VIP Only: Access to VIP lounge with separate cloakroom, complimentary glass of sparkling wine & a personalized program

Menu

Menu Café Landtmann

Consommé with shredded pancakes
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Wiener Schnitzel – golden brown breaded veal cutlet with parsley potatoes and leaf salad
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Viennese prime boiled beef with classic side dishes: cream spinach, roasted potatoes, chive sauce and apple horseradish
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Home made cake “Guglhupf”

Menu Restaurant SERVUS

Homemade bread. Butter. Salad
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Pumpkin soup. Millet. Coriander
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Original Viennese Schnitzel. Potato and rowan salad. Cranberry
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Kaiserschmarren. Zwetschkenröster. Rum sultana

Program and cast

Program Excerpt

W.A. Mozart “Non più andrai”, Le Nozze Di Figaro
A. Vivaldi “Four Seasons”
W. A. Mozart “Papageno-Papagena”, The Magic Flute
G. Donizetti “Una furtiva lagrima”
P. I. Tchaikovsky “Waltz”, string serenade
J. Brahms “Hungarian Dance No. 5”
F. Lehar “Yours is my whole heart.”

Program subject to change