The 6 Dinner Experiences Worldwide Travellers Come Back For

1.Flamenco at El Palacio Andaluz with Optional Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 1,319 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $38Our pick

Spend 90 minutes at El Palacio Andaluz watching professional flamenco dancers, singers, and musicians perform in a grand Andalusian setting. Choose a show-only ticket, a drink, or a dinner with tapas-style courses, wine, and dessert. Your ticket also includes the Flamenco Dress Museum, visited 30 minutes before the show.

“Very fun evening! Loved the Flamenca! Food was good and plentiful too.”

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2.Exclusive Evening at Schönbrunn Palace: After-Hours Audiotour, Dinner, Concert

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 930 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $170

Enter Schönbrunn Palace after public hours with a self-guided audio tour, then walk to a nearby restaurant for a three-course Austrian dinner. Finish with a two-hour Mozart and Strauss concert in the Orangery, with VIP seating, drinks, and priority access available at extra cost.

“The private tour of the castle was excellent although felt a bit rushed. The 3 course dinner was nice but the true highlight was the concert in the orangerie. If possible, get the VIP tickets so you can have better seats for the concert.”

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3.Schönbrunn Palace Evening Tour, Dinner and Concert

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 889 reviews · 6 hours · from $167

Start at Schönbrunn Palace at 5:15 PM for a self-guided audio tour in 16 languages. Have a three-course Austrian dinner nearby, then return for a Mozart and Strauss concert with two opera singers. Choose your seating category carefully, since Category A and VIP include useful extras.

“The staff at the palace were very helpful & friendly. The first part of the evening was a self guided tour around the palace with an audio guide but the staff were there on hand throughout. Dinner was served at Gerstner’s inside the palace grounds - again the staff were friendly & helpful. We had a traditional Austrian meal - beef broth & dumpling, braised beef in a very delicious gravy & strudel. All excellent! Finally the highlight of the tour was the concert which started at 8:30. We went back into the palace & as we had a glass of sparkling wine included we collected this at the queueing…”

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4.Dinner & Concert at Schönbrunn Palace

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 564 reviews · 4 hours · from $120

Start with a 6:30 PM three-course Viennese dinner near Schönbrunn Palace, then walk to the Orangery for an 8:30 PM concert of Mozart and Strauss. Two opera singers join the orchestra. Choose Category A or VIP seating, arrive early for the best free seat, and request a vegetarian meal ahead of time.

“Very confusing on first going to the ticket office and then looking for exactly where the restaurant was and then walking all the way back, in heels on cobblestone. The meal was ok but we were crowded together for no reason as there was plenty of available tables preventing us from sitting elbow to elbow with a perfect stranger. The concert was fabulous.”

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5.Evening at Schönbrunn Palace Vienna: 3-course Dinner and Concert

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 278 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $122

Pair a three-course Viennese dinner near Schönbrunn Palace with a concert at the historic Orangery. Hear Mozart arias and duets, Strauss waltzes and operetta favorites, with opera singers and ballet dancers. Choose among four seating categories, or upgrade to VIP for priority access, drinks, a program, and cloakroom service.

“After searching a bit for the ticket collection area (which was all good as we clocked 20 000 steps that day) from the dinner to the concert it was amazing. Definitely a to do in Vienna”

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6.Dinner and Classical Concert at Mirabell Palace

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 247 reviews · 4 hours · from $104

Begin at Restaurant Mirabell in the Sheraton Grand Salzburg with a three-course Austrian dinner at 6:00 PM. At 8:00 PM, walk five minutes to Mirabell Palace for a classical concert in the Baroque Marble Hall, where the Mozart family once performed. Drinks and a post-concert nightcap cost extra.

“The food was great and we had good service from the staff at Restaurant Mirabelle. The concert was phenomenal! We were blown away by the talent of the musicians and enjoyed the small crowd in the beautiful palace!”

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