Wiener KONZERTHAUS & SCHUBERTSAAL

When, in 1913, the Wiener Konzerthaus was
officially opened after only two years in construction,
it was one of the most modern buildings in the Danube Monarchy. Built by the renowned theatre architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer in co-operation with Ludwig Baumann, it set new standards for its architecture, visitor-friendly atmosphere, construction technology and modern facilities.
The acoustics and atmosphere of the building lent themselves
to a broad range of cultural events. Architecturally the Konzerthaus presented a rare combination of Historism, Secessionism and Art Nouveau styles.
The high quality of the building's construction made few
alterations necessary in the course of the years and these
were done in such a way as to largely retain the Konzerthaus's original state.
Thanks to the careful and responsible treatment of its architectural heritage the Wiener Konzerthaus can today be regarded as one of the most modern concert houses in the world while retaining its historical roots.

Wiener Konzerthaus:
Schubert Saal
Lothringerstraße 20, 1030 Vienna

MUK University:
Johannesgasse 4A, 1010 Vienna

Access Wiener Konzerthaus: Subway U4 (Stadtpark station)
Tramways D, 2 und 71 (Schwarzenbergplatz station)
Busses 2a & 4a  

Access MUK University: Subway U1 (Stephansplatz station)
Subway U3 (Stephansplatz station)
Subway U4 (Stadtpark station)
Tramway 2(Weihburggasse station)