Haus der Musik

The Vienna Golden Hall is the resident concert hall of the famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. This world-famous concert hall was built in 1869 in the architectural style of the Italian Renaissance. The interior of the hall is decorated with splendor and there are many statues of the goddess of music on the roof. It is a magnificent art palace.

The Music Association of Vienna, the capital of Austria, is the golden hall we are familiar with. In the world-famous concert hall, you can enjoy an exquisite auditory feast by buying a ticket. It is definitely worth it

Haus Der Musik can be regarded as the center of a very unique music display. There are many musical instrument performances and introductions, as well as various natural sounds to listen to, a very creative way! There is also a matching restaurant at the door, elegant~

This is a particularly fun museum. It has stairs like piano keys that can be played with footsteps. You can listen to the classic works of music in the film and television hall (for example, I listened to a whole symphony in it), and you can compose by yourself A waltz (I collaborated with a music therapist from London), listening to voices from all over the world, Maestro’s exclusive exhibition hall...It is also very suitable for concave shape photography.

The home of music is a nature science museum, to teach visitors about the knowledge of sound, and the development of the music.

I came across a house with a sense of design. There are several colors woven and intersected. The lines are distinct and very interesting. I feel more distinctive than the Prague Dancing House. Visual inspection of the house should be an old apartment. There is an introduction to the designer of this house and his other design works by the roadside. The original apartment was called Baishui Apartment, which was designed and built by the well-known Austrian artist Mr. Baishui.

Super recommended place for music fans! There are a lot of interactive games in it, you can direct Wei Ai, if you don't conduct well (actually, it's just gestures), you will be applauded by the members of the orchestra, and they will applaud once you conduct it. By the way, on the first floor is the introduction of Wei Ai, the golden record or something, and the baton of previous conductors.