What makes it 61% Baby-Friendly: The hall offers pram storage, lifts and special baby concerts, yet standard shows require silence and nursing or changing rooms are not listed, so advance inquiry is essential.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: A short visit lets you store your stroller, explore the foyer, and attend a baby‐friendly event without tiring your infant.
Explore the stroller-friendly foyer:
Enter free and stroll through the main foyer with your folded pram.
Tip: Use the cloakroom lift to keep your stroller folded while moving between floors.
Store your stroller in the cloakroom:
Leave prams at the cloakroom before entering halls or attending events.
Tip: Have €1.80 cash per stroller/item ready for the cloakroom fee.
Attend a baby-and-toddler concert (“Klangmobile”):
Enjoy a relaxed seating concert for ages 0–12 months with soft carpet islands.
Tip: Book tickets online early; prices start around €15 per person.
Dine at EssDur restaurant:
Relax with modern Austrian dishes in a baby-welcoming setting.
Tip: Reserve a table before your visit to avoid waiting with a little one.

Vangelis Serros
Amazing concert! Beautiful building. Too crowded though
Hasnain Jafer
Great venue, watched Somi live, and I can't think of a better venue in Vienna to have done so!
Mel Brooks
A fantastic venue with excellent acoustics. I went there for a Kovacs concert and the whole production was brilliant. One word of advice, the Cloak Room is not cashless so you will need a few Euro to deposit your coats and bags
Diego J.
I really enjoyed the 9th Symphony of Beethoven in the Konzerthaus. This beautiful and traditional music theatre is a must for any person living in Austria or a visitor to Vienna. The acustic, the architecture, the space, design and decoration will make that you have a unforgettable experience. Do not miss it!
A Smith
Beautiful venue, amazing acoustics, but we were sat in the gallery and there was a huge amount of steps to get up there. There is one lift, but you can't access it from the ground floor, so if you've got gallery tickets, you can't use it. Also, the pitch of the seats is very low so if you're at the top and sat behind a tall person (as I was), your view may be obstructed.
The main season runs September–June; baby concert series pause in summer. Check the online calendar for dates.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Cloakroom stroller storage | EUR 1.8 |
| Two adult tickets for baby concert | EUR 30 |
| Two main dishes at EssDur | EUR 40 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 71.8 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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