Six floors dedicated to the enthralling world of music and sound. The Haus der Musik is a must-see museum bursting with interactive experiments and games. Here's your chance to be a virtual conductor, experiment with musical instruments, and even compose your own waltz! Plus, choose the combination ticket and visit Mozart's only surviving apartment.

Please choose between the Haus der Musik solo ticket or the combination ticket that allows entrance to both the Haus der Musik and Mozarthaus
The Haus der Musik (The Sound Museum) is the only museum of its kind in the world. As well as interactive experiments and traditional exhibitions, the museum contains a wealth of knowledge on Mozart, Strauß, and Beethoven. Admission to the museum also includes the Museum of the Vienna Philharmonics, and the New Year's Concert.
Domgasse 5 is the only one of Mozart's apartments that still exists today. Learn about the life and compositions of this musical genius on the four floors of the apartment, transformed into museum exhibitions. Mozart spent some of his most creative years in Vienna, and a visit to his apartment provides a window into where the great master worked.
Inclusions :

• Solo ticket: Admission to Haus der Musik (The Sound Museum)
• Combination ticket: Admission to both Haus der Musik (The Sound Museum) and Mozarthaus Vienna (with audioguide)

Duration:
Please allow approximately 2 hours per museum
Available:
Daily
Hours of operation:

Haus der Musik: 10 AM-10 PM

Mozarthaus Vienne: 10 AM-7PM
Note:
Haus der Musik:
Audioguides are available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, and Russian. The English floor maps have inlays in Chinese, Japanese, Slovak, Croatian, Polish, Greek, Russian, Slovenian and Czech. The New Year's Concert takes place hourly, from 10 AM to 9 PM.
Mozarthaus Vienna:
An audio guide is included in the listed price. Audio commentary is available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Polish, Russian, and Japanese. A children's audio guide in English, German, Italian, French, Polish, Russian, Hungarian, and Czech for children aged six to twelve.
A valid student card must be presented for each youth ticket booked. Admission is complimentary for children younger than 3 years.