Burgtheater

"Built in 1741, the Burgtheater in Vienna is the most prestigious theater in Austria and the largest theater in Europe. It had to be reconstructed between 1948 and 1955 after being severely damaged in the war. Among the most beautiful attractions are the Burgtheater’s grand staircase with the famous ceiling paintings by Gustav Klimt. You can visit the theater on a 50 minute guided tour behind the scenes to learn more about the theater’s architecture, art and history. They only offer tours in German (with an English summary), except during the summer, in July and August, when tours are also in english. Tickets can only be purchased at the Burgtheater box office (unless you’re a big group then you have to write them in advance). 💸Entrance fee: €8 ⏰Opening hours: Thursday and Friday: 3pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 11am "

"The Burgtheater, located on Universitätsring, is one of the most prestigious and historic theaters in the German-speaking world. Opened in 1888, the theater is renowned for its opulent architecture, featuring a stunning neoclassical facade and luxurious interior, including a grand chandelier and richly decorated auditorium. Check the schedule and book tickets in advance to experience a performance in this iconic venue. The theater offers a diverse range of productions, from classic plays to contemporary works, showcasing Vienna’s vibrant theatrical tradition. The Burgtheater is often referred to as the "National Theater" of Austria and has been a key cultural institution in Vienna for over a century. The theater's opening night in 1888 was graced by Emperor Franz Joseph I, highlighting its significance to Austrian cultural life."

"Unless having a ticket for a play, you can visit only the exterior, but it’s a really beautiful building you will definitely encounter during your trip in the city."