• The Eschenbach Palace can accommodate about 200 people during a concert.
  
• The hall is large and spacious and the brilliant acoustics make sure that every guest, no matter where they are seated, can get a wholesome experience of the music.
  
• Seats can usually only be booked category-wise. The seats will be allocated when the guests reach the venue.

In the 1960s, the Austrian Business Society decided to build a clubhouse and thus the Eschenbach Palace was envisioned, situated close to Vienna's famous boulevard, the Ringstraße. Emperor Franz Joseph I officially opened the building in 1872 and soon it became a unique attraction for the Viennese high society. Not only was the palace used for banquets, events and balls, but it also became famous for being a venue that was used for the presentation of the latest technological innovations. Eschenbach Palace is also known for its stellar acoustics, attributed to the technology used to design its ceilings, and thus it is a popular venue for classical music concerts.

• The Eschenbach Palace, which was built in Palladian Style, follows the designs of Otto Thienemann, a renowned Viennese architect.
  
• The 'Golden Ballroom', the most impressive part of the venue, has a beautifully made coffered ceiling, arcade arches and a number of marble pilasters.
  
• It reflects the magnificence of the Golden Age of Viennese classical music, with its impeccable acoustics and stunning visuals.
  
• The Banquet Hall, too, is covered in precious wood panelling and tapestries, transporting the guests back to a different era of opulence and beauty.

The Vienna Supreme Orchestra and its soloists perform regularly at the Eschenbach Palace, presenting the renowned Vienna Supreme Concerts. Guests can look forward to well-known compositions like The Magic Flute, and The Radetzy March, among other masterpieces by the classical music Maestros — Mozart, Strauss, Schubert and others.

• Bus: The nearest bus stops are Getreidemarkt and Museumsquartier. Bus lines 48A, 4A, 57A, 59A, N38, and VAL 2 stop near Eschenbach Palace.
  
• Subway: Subway lines U1, U2 and U4 have stations that are close to the palace. Museumsquartier station of subway line U2 and Karlsplatz station of subway lines U1 and U4 are the closest stations.
  
• Train: Train lines that stop near Eschenbach Palace are R95, S1, S3, S50, S7, and S80.
  
• Recommended Mode of Transport: We recommend that you take the subway to Eschenbach Palace. It is the easiest way to get around in Vienna. The Stephansplatz, serviced by lines U1 and U3 and the Karlsplatz, serviced by lines U1, U2 and U4 are the closest stations.
  
• Parking: Finding parking near the palace can be challenging. The area is a short-term parking zone from Monday to Friday, with a maximum parking time of two hours from 9:00 to 22:00. It is best to not visit by personal car.

• Wheelchair Access: The venue is wheelchair accessible.
  
• Air Conditioning: Eschenbach Palace has air conditioning.
  
• Stroller: The venue is stroller accessible.
  
• Guide Dog Allowance: Service animals are allowed inside.

• Reach Early: Try to reach the venue early. This will not only ensure that you get to choose the seats that suit you the best, but you will also get time to settle down.
  
• Dress Recommendation: Smart casual or semi-formal attire is recommended when you're visiting the palace for a concert. Activewear and casual attire should be avoided. 
  
• Parking: Parking is scarce so it is best if you use public transport when visiting Eschenbach Palace.
  
• Age Recommendation: Be careful while purchasing tickets for children. Some of the concerts may have age restrictions.
  
• Seating Policy: Infants must sit on laps and children must be accompanied by an adult.