Cool multimedia... - Cool multimedia experience, great to listen to Mozart’s music in the different rooms and learn a bit more about Mozart’s life.

So immersive - Mythos Mozart is an incredible multi-sensory immersive experience celebrating Mozart’s genius. Spanning five unique rooms, each offers interactive elements that engage all your senses, from stunning visuals and high-quality sound to immersive projections. Even if you’re not a Mozart fan, you’ll find the journey fascinating and enjoyable. The innovative blend of technology and history creates a memorable, educational experience that appeals to all ages. A must-visit in Vienna!

Jonas - Fantastic experience, something out of the ordinary. Highly recommended. Be sure to take the time each room requires to get the full experience

A plethora of light and sound. - Great immersive experience and wonderful for the senses. Well worth a trip. Staff were lovely and helpful. It gives you a new appreciation for Mozart.

Thanks Karim! - Since I was a child. I have loved all things Mozart. This attraction is stunning and totally immersive. I attended, twice, with my adult daughter and the team: in our case Karim and Darius were incredible. Karim, in particular masters the English language and as, embarrassingly, my German is very limited, and Austria is after all a German speaking country, this charming young man was able to field my questions admirable and was most warm and engaging: he gave extra information about the attraction and indeed the life and times of Mozart- so helpful and pleasant. The rooms are immersive and have a lovely blend of a presentation of factual information and interactive highlights. The atmosphere so well thought out and atmospheric, in the first room, may scare some young children as it is very dark and explores the death and subsequent burial of the composer: for us though, it was stunning and had the right tone of reverence, but with pertinent information. All of the rooms afford a great experience and the merchandise is great! I found myself making purchases on both visits. I’m so glad I did because they’re unique. I commend the team, Karim in particular, they are great. We often travel to Vienna, from England, and I will return with my husband soon 😊

Mozart genius - A really nice and immersive experience. Through imagination, videos and music you immerse yourself in Mozart's life. Engaging and spectacular... Must do!🥰

Ok - It was a fun exhibit but the auto died in the first room. They told us it was a problem with iphones.

nice way to spend some time indoors - This was a nice place to visit it was different than anything else we did. The first 2 rooms were really nice the other 3 were less interesting.

Sadly not great for us - I think we would have enjoyed this if it had been better organised. The staff were friendly but it was chaotic. We bought tickets with head out and when we arrived at our set time we were told they needed to be printed or we needed to download an app. Couldn’t download the app as the internet waaant working. Lost a lot of time messing around only for a group of 30 or so school kids to then go ahead of us meaning we then had to wait at the entrance while they all had pictures taken. App eventually provided a QR code but the slightly unfriendly man at the door told us that had to be printed and sent us back to reception where a different man printed off tickets from the original code in a matter of seconds with an apology that the first man hadn’t done that and an instruction to put our bags in the locker. We were so late by that point we considered giving up but the new guy at the desk took us past the school trip so we could do the second half of the rooms on time. It was chaos and a lot of money to waste of half an experience and a lot of stress. So yes they were friendly and the experience seemed to have the potential to be good but a stressful wasteful start to the day for us. Recommend printing off tickets to avoid the problems we had - not easy when you are abroad though.

An experience without coherence - The experience effect is there, but there is no coherence, no whole. No life story, no musical story, no spoken text or text to read. There are 5 rooms with visual and musical effects, but what you see there is not mentioned. I found it disappointing and thought 46 euros for the family ticket was too expensive.