Vienna from 13/06 to 16/06: Join the legend!

In the year of J. Strauss II, travellers have every reason to visit Vienna. An incredible wealth of culture and, above all, an exceptionally relaxed way of life. For music lovers, the Austrian capital is an obvious choice when it comes to classical music. The Wiener Staatsoper is the temple of opera, where one great event follows another.  

Some of its productions, such as those by the legendary Otto Schenk, have gone down in history. The refinement and beauty of its classical productions are a must-see at least once in every music-lover's life, and a must-see again and again! Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier (The Knight of the Rose) is undoubtedly his masterpiece and one of his most emblematic productions. After the death of the master (on 9 January this year), the perfect cast offered by the Wiener Staatsoper is a tribute to the excellence of his work. The sublime Krassimira Stoyanova has made the role of the Feldmarschallin her own, while Sabine Devieilhe is a dream Sophie opposite Emily D'Angelo's androgynous Octavian and the truculent Günther Groissböck as Baron Ochs. Adam Fischer's direction, always attentive to his vocal ensemble, is a real asset to this legendary evening! 
 
 And since 2025 is the year of Johann Strauss II, a unique visit to Vienna is also on the programme to round off this fabulous evening.

To make your stay even more enjoyable, we suggest a self-guided tour of the Vienna Museum and a private tour:

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Johann Strauss Museum

A new museum in Vienna to honour Johann Strauss on his 200th birthday in 2025. More than a retrospective, the exhibition becomes an immersive experience, allowing visitors to see, hear and feel the breathtaking life of the famous composer up close.

®Jacek Dylag

Guided tour of the old town (1 admission included)

Meet your guide in front of the Vienna Opera House. From here, we can begin our walking tour of Vienna's Old Town. First, we'd like to give you some general information about Vienna, the Viennese people and our life here in the Austrian capital. Join us to discover some of our most important sights, such as the Vienna Opera House and the Albertina, then we'll continue on Josefsplatz, past the stables of the Spanish Riding School, then past Michaelerplatz, past the famous Central Café, Am Hof , Kohlmarkt, Graben with the Pestsäule (erected after the great plague epidemic of 1679, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Mozart's house . Our tour ends in front of the Cathedral.

Includes admission to St. Stephen's Cathedral.

You wish to advance your stay in Lucerne, we suggest you optionally on August 20, 21 the Brandenburg Concertos of Bach by the Berliner Barock Solisten