Mozart Wohnhaus: A Glimpse into Mozart's Vienna Life
Explore the life and legacy of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at his only surviving Vienna residence, a captivating museum in the heart of the city.
The Mozart Wohnhaus in Vienna offers a unique insight into the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during his time in Vienna. Located in the heart of the city, this is the only surviving Viennese residence of the legendary composer and now serves as a museum showcasing his life, work, and the Vienna of his time.
A brief summary to Mozart Wohnhaus
- Milchgasse 1, Vienna, Innere Stadt, 1010, AT
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Local tips
- Visit during the early morning or late afternoon on weekdays to avoid crowds.
- Check for special exhibitions or events happening during your visit to enhance your experience.
- Consider purchasing a combo ticket for other nearby attractions to save on entry fees.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
To reach Mozart Wohnhaus via public transport, take the U1 or U3 subway line to Stephansplatz station. From Stephansplatz, it's a short walk to Milchgasse 1. Alternatively, take bus lines 1A, 2A, or 3A to the Stephansplatz stop. A single ticket for the Vienna public transport system costs around €3.
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Walking
From St. Stephen's Cathedral, walk north towards Stephansplatz, then continue onto Domgasse. Turn right onto Schulerstrasse, then turn right again onto Milchgasse. The Mozart Wohnhaus will be on your left. The walk is approximately 5 minutes.
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Taxi
Taxis are readily available throughout Vienna. A taxi ride from Wien Mitte to Mozart Wohnhaus typically takes 5-10 minutes and costs between €5 and €10, depending on traffic. Note that taxi fares are calculated using a taximeter.
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