Invest in the Salzburg Card!
by viddra
If you buy the Salzburg Card, you get 1-time free entry to all the attractions in the city, all public transport services (zone S), discounts on cultural events and discounts on several trips, tours and outings.
24 hours: 1 January – 30 April, 1 November – 31 December 2010: €22 (Adults) / €11 (Children 6-15 years old); 1 May – 31 October: €25 (Adults) / €12.50 (Children 6-15 years old),
48 hours: 1 January – 30 April, 1 November – 31 December 2010: €30 (Adults) / €15 (Children 6-15 years old), 1 May – 31 October: €33 (Adults) / €16.50 (Children 6-15 years old),
72 hours: 1 January – 30 April, 1 November – 31 December 2010: €35 (Adults) / €17,50 (Children 6-15 years old), 1 May – 31 October: €38 (Adults) / €19 (Children 6-15 years old)
Mozart Museum: a must-see????
by lichinga
Mozart Museum: a must-see? I'm not sure, when I reached it, with the long queue of anonimous tourists, I did not feel pushed in..... Maybe I lost some important first-hand document of Mozart's life, but I found his spirit walking around in the streets. The city centre, the Old one, is dominated by two hills. On the top of one hill: a huge fortress, on the top of the second a monastery, while the third is decorated by small palces and a lovely church. Amid the hills, river Saalbach flows across the buildings surrounded by two green slopes on which it is a real pleasure to have rest in an autumn sunny days. When leaves begin to colour and fall, when the Sun is not so hot and the air is fresh.
Residenzplatz
by Sharrie
Start wandering from RESIDENZPLATZ. Upon reaching Salzburg, we were given half the day to explore on our own. Happily with my new found friend, a Japanese girl & a couple from Israel, we proceed to check out buildings, streets & the watchtower.
Inside The Dom...
by coceng
Bruno was really a great help anyway; explaining to me what he knew & what he thought he knew.
I just listened or rather pretending to listen to what he said.
Changing my 2nd roll of film now in Salzburg.
I was thiking to stay here for a long time but Bruno was thinking otherwise...
Sound of Music might be one of...
by kfh1
Sound of Music might be one of the most famous films but most of the population in Germany, Austria and Switzerland either haven't heard of it or dislike it. So it might not be appropriate to talk too enthusiastically about the film before local people as it does contain quite a lot of inaccuracies.
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Salzburger Nockerl at Cafe Mozart, Salzburg
Kollegien Kirche
Pegasus 2010 Spring
the Mozart Residence
