Perhaps the city most closely associated with classical music, Vienna was home to many of the great composers, including Mozart, Mahler, Beethoven, and Brahms.
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5 Cities Every Classical Music Fan Should Visit

Perhaps the city most closely associated with classical music, Vienna was home to many of the great composers, including Mozart, Mahler, Beethoven, and Brahms.

A hotbed of European culture since the 1700s, Vienna can still delight modern visitors with its treasure of concerts, from small groups of amateurs to the internationally famous Vienna Boys Choir and Vienna Philharmonic. The first major building on the Vienna Ring Road, the Vienna State Opera was built in 1869, replacing the prestigious Kärntnertortheater. The Renaissance Revival palace was destroyed by bombing in World War II, but it has been lovingly reconstructed and now hosts around 350 performances each season.

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