Gasthof Turnerwirt

Hotel Turnerwirt

Linzer Bundesstrasse 54, Salzburg, Salzburg, 5020, Austria

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munich to salzburg

by silab

between the 24 and the 26 th sep, i 'm planning to visit salzburg, from munich.

.i already asked in munich forum about the train ticket i should get to salzburg, but if i get a reply in here , you are welcomed :)
.from salzburg train station to the lake district, how to get there?
.which bus can take me to mirabelle palace?( where the movie sound of music was filmed).
.how to get to the church where the movie was filmed(the wedding ceremony)?
anything else to see in salzburg? already seen mozart house, the castle and the churches.

Re: munich to salzburg

by dustmon

I was very disappointed that when we went, The Modern Art Museum was closed (every monday)---way up on top of the escarpment to the right looking at the fortress----really nice views from up there, and also a great walking trail above the city....Take the elevator up outside the city gate to the right....
Also St Peter's Cemetery is pretty cool to walk through....

dustmon

Re: munich to salzburg

by WStat

The best way to the lake-district St Wolfgang / Strobl/ St Gilgen is to take a bus from Sazburg Main Station to Bad Ischl.
The easiest way to get to St Wolfgang from Salzburg is to take Bus 150 to Bad Ischl which leaves outside the Salzburg Hauptbahnhof once an hour. To reach St Wolfgang you have to alight at Strobl and change onto a different bus to St W but it's easy because the connecting bus waits for the bus from Salzburg to arrive and everyone to pile off and transfer!

Re: munich to salzburg

by WStat

Schloss Mirabell is less than 1,0 km distant from Salzburg Main Station. Most of the buses to Salzburg Center pass Schloss Mirabell, so simply check out the Salzburg City Map!
http://www.visit-salzburg.net/sights/salzburg-city-map.htm

Re: munich to salzburg

by silab

how long will the bus take to get to the lake st w.? and the way back is the same?

where to get the tickets from? and the cost?
how can we take the boat for a tour in the lakes?
any special bakery there?

Re: munich to salzburg

by xymmot

If you like the Sound of Music as much as I did and want to see everythng, take the Sound of Music tour by I think Panoramic Tours, be sure to take the original one that takes you to all the scenic places. It's about 75 euros with transportation included, appox four hours, Cheers Tommy x

Re: munich to salzburg

by Lurchizo

I loved Salzburg when I was there last May and can't wait to go back. The Sound of Music Tour wasn't my thing but here is a website for them:

http://www.panoramatours.com/salzburg-Original-Sound-of-Music-Tour.aspx

Re: munich to salzburg

by anilpradhanshillong

Do check out this link: http://www.panoramatours.com/). It might answer all your queries. Also, grab a copy of 'Salzburg - Quick Guide', edited by COSY-Verlarg (+43 662434334) email: office@cosy.at from any bookstore. It's a delightfully handy pamphlet which takes you on a walking tour of this lovely city!

Tour 1: Through the 'Altstadt' (Old Town):
Residenzplatz-Dom-Festung-Stift Nonnberg-Mozartplatz-Altr Markt-Getreidesgasse-Monchsberg-Museumsplatz-Pferdeschwemme-Festspielhaus-St. Peter-Franziskanerkirche-Universitatsplatz./

Tour 2: A Walk In The New Town:
Makartplatz-Mozart's Residence-Mirabellgarten-Linzergasse-Kapuzinerberg.

Travel Tips for Salzburg

Salzburg Card

by german_eagle

A very good deal that saves you some money is the Salzburg Card. It is available for
24 h, 48 h, 72 h.
Prices are
21/29/34 Euro in winter,
24/32/37 Euro in summer.
Reduced prices for kids.

With that Card you can use public transportation for free within the city of Salzburg. You also get free admission to several top sights of the city, such as
- Dom museum and excavations
- tour of the Festspiel houses
- Fortress Hohensalzburg incl. funicular
- Mozart houses
- Residenz
- Salzburg museum and panorama
- Stiegl Brewerey Tour
- Mt. Untersberg cable car
- zoo
- Schloss Hellbrunn

Plus you get reductions on entrance fees for other sights and reduced ticket prices for concerts e.g.

I purchased the 72 hours card and it paid off easily. You can buy it at Tourist Info centres, I bought mine right upon arrival in the Central Railway Station.

I was very suprized in this...

by yasi

I was very suprized in this little town called salzburg.Its amazingly beatifull,full of energy and fun...
U should see it,walk along the river,go up to the hill where the palace situated (sorry I don't remember the name so I called it palace).Walk on the street where all the shops has their name sign on iron plates which is great .Even McDonalds has an iron plate its name written on it. The street with all the iron plates....

Photo : MOZART's...

by AliJoe

Photo : MOZART's BIRTHPLACE.

The most famous building in the Getreidegasse is Mozart's Birthplace at # 9, which is today the location of the Mozart Museum. This musical genius was born here in the middle of 18th centuries.

On the first floor there room for temporary exhibitions, the second floor presents Mozart's World of Opera with stage designs and the documentation on productions. On the third floor is Mozart's family display with a oridinal furniture and personal objects.

Altstadt

by Leipzig

In January 1997 the UNESCO decided to take Salzburg's historic city center in the list of world heritage sites. The center is a Baroque gem and is world wide known. Highlights are, for example, the cathedral or Mozart's birth house.

Website: http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/tt/49ca0/#TL

Beer!

by kentishgirl


I enjoyed many a beer in Salzburg!
There are sooo many good German and Austrian brands to choose from....personally my favourite would easily be the beer that I had at Augustiner Brau....DONT MISS THIS PLACE!

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