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per ticket€8.50
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Vivaldi Concerts at St Charles Church Vienna
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Group of six or more seeking the lowest entry price
The official Groups (six or more persons) ticket is listed at 8.5 EUR.
See the offers →Visitor who specifically wants panoramic terrace access
Karlskirche Entry Ticket with Panoramic Terrace Access includes the terrace experience and is listed as limited availability.
See the offers →Visitor looking for a concert rather than entry only
Vienna: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concert in Karlskirche is a dedicated concert product priced at 38 EUR.
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Lowest listed price for a group of six or moreOfficial site — "Groups (six or more persons)"Individual visitor wanting terrace accessGetYourGuide — "Karlskirche Entry Ticket with Panoramic Terrace Access"Concert experience rather than a sightseeing visitGetYourGuide — "Vienna: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concert in Karlskirche"Partner booking with limited availabilityGetYourGuide — "Karlskirche Entry Ticket with Panoramic Terrace Access"Best choice when the official group condition appliesOfficial site — "Groups (six or more persons)"Visitor needing free or reduced admissionNo matching paid offer listed
Good to know
Practical notes before your visit.
TimingFor a calmer visit, choose a weekday morning or early afternoon during the ticketed hours of 9:00 am–6:00 pm; avoid the 6:00 pm Monday–Saturday mass. On Sundays and public holidays, ticketed visits begin at 11:45 am after the morning services and continue until 7:15 pm, so weekday visits offer the simplest access window.
EntranceThe visitor entrance is at Karlsplatz 10. For step-free access, use the side entrance on Argentinierstrasse, where a ramp and sensor-operated door are available; the main entrance has 14 steps and a heavy wooden door. Ask staff for assistance if needed, as the interior includes a further 11 steps, and do not assume a partner ticket skips any on-site admission checks.
PriceThe official benchmark shown here is 8.50 EUR for “Groups (six or more persons).” Partner options are 10 EUR for “Karlskirche Entry Ticket with Panoramic Terrace Access” and 38 EUR for “Vienna: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concert in Karlskirche,” so compare the final checkout total and inclusions rather than treating them as like-for-like tickets.
DiscountsChildren aged ten and under have free admission. Reduced admission is available for students and young people; bring valid proof of eligibility if requested at entry. Groups of six or more do not need to pre-register, while visits to the Imperial Oratory require a prior written reservation.
Planning your visit
Karlskirche Vienna, also known as Rektoratskirche St. Karl Borromäus and St. Charles Borromeo Church, is a major Baroque architecture landmark at Karlsplatz. Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach designed the church for Emperor Charles VI after the plague, with Saint Charles Borromeo honoured as the plague patron saint.
Inside, look for the Johann Michael Rottmayr dome frescoes, the Trajan's Column reliefs on the exterior columns, and the later work of Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach after his father's death. The church audio guide is included with the visitor admission and helps explain these details.
The visitor route includes the organ gallery and dome terrace viewing platform; references to a panoramic lift to the dome describe the elevated viewing experience, while the current visitor information highlights access through the church interior. A Karlskirche admission ticket covers the church model, panoramic terrace, treasury and organ gallery, while classical concert tickets are a separate choice for events such as the Vivaldi Four Seasons concert by Orchestra 1756.
Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church is at Karlsplatz 10 in the Wieden 4th district, close to Karlsplatz U-Bahn station, served by the U1 U2 U4 metro lines. The visitor address is also associated with Kreuzherrenplatz 1, while the rectorate is at Kreuzherrengasse 1; Karlskirche opening hours for ticketed visits are Monday to Saturday 9:00–18:00 and Sunday and public holidays 11:45–19:15. A guided church tour and skip-the-line entry should be treated as distinct from standard admission, because neither changes the posted visiting hours.
Before you buy
Concrete caveats: security, bags, cancellation, time slots.
- The Official site offer is specifically for groups of six or more; smaller parties should not assume this product applies to them.
- GetYourGuide marks both listed products as limited availability, so a last-minute booking may leave fewer choices.
- The Vivaldi concert product is an event ticket, not a standard sightseeing entry ticket; confirm whether the event booking includes access to the areas you want to visit.
- No cancellation or refund terms are shown for these offers; check the final checkout conditions before paying if your schedule may change.
- Neither partner title confirms skip-the-line access or a security bypass, so allow time for normal admission checks even with a prepaid ticket.
Frequently asked questions
The things people ask most.
Do Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church entry tickets have a time slot, and can I use a mobile ticket?
The entry options are not described as timed-entry products. Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church lists ticketed visiting hours as Monday to Saturday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm and on Sundays and public holidays from 11:45 am to 7:15 pm; keep any booking confirmation accessible on your phone.
Can I cancel or get a refund for my Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church ticket?
Cancellation terms are not stated for the partner entry option, so check the seller's checkout conditions before paying. The official online-shop terms provide a statutory 14-day withdrawal right for untimed tickets or vouchers when they have not been redeemed within that period.
Should I buy from the official seller or a partner?
Choose the official seller when you want the venue's own ticket channel, especially for the listed group product. The 10 EUR GetYourGuide option is an entry ticket with panoramic terrace access, while the 38 EUR “Vienna: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concert in Karlskirche” is a concert experience rather than simple admission.
Are bags checked, and does a partner ticket skip security or queues at Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church?
No attraction-specific bag allowance or detailed security procedure is stated in the published visitor information. Do not assume that buying through a partner removes any staff check or admission queue; carry only what you need and allow time for entry screening if it is operating.
What happens if I arrive late?
The available entry descriptions do not state a late-arrival policy or fixed entry slot. If your booking confirmation gives a specific time, follow the seller's conditions; otherwise, visit during the published ticketed hours for Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church.
Do children, students, or other reduced visitors need a separate ticket for Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church?
The venue states that children aged 10 and under have free admission, with reduced categories also listed for students and young people. The published information does not say that free children must reserve a separate timed ticket, while groups of six or more do not need pre-registration.
What is the main accessibility bottleneck inside Karlskirche - St. Charles' Church?
The main entrance and church are described as barrier-free via a ramp, but the museum areas and first and second floors are not fully barrier-free, with interior steps requiring staff assistance. Contact the venue before choosing a ticket that depends on upper-level access such as the panoramic terrace.
