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Vogelweiderstrasse 93, Salzburg, Salzburg, 5020, Austria
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Our stay at Vogelveiderhof in June this year was a delight. The welcome was superb from Theresa and all the other staff. The rooms were big, clean and well appointed with good sized bathroom.
Unique Quality: Fresh fruit and snacks are available all day and night free of charge. Breakfast was plentiful with a great variety and wonderful coffee. The hotel is very small and very homely and even though it is well hidden out in the suburbs, transport is very good. A lovely restaurant and bar is open till late. Best of all it is very reasonably priced. We paid 65 Euro per night for a single room. Would definitely return.
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view of New Town from museum of modern art
Stiegl Biegarten
Franziskanrkirche
the Old Residence
What's salzburg card?
A card issued by Salzburg tourist office where several museums and other entries are free or reduced.
Here on Salzburg's website:
http://www.salzburg.info/en/sights/salzburg_card/
That's a usual concept for many cities, not only Salzburg.
is there a charge for the salzburg card?if so how much?
dont confuse :
There is a Salzburg-Card that is for the city of Salzburg, 24 hours is around 22 euros and it includes the entrancefees to most of the interesting places for tourists.
SalzburgLAND-Card is for the area AROUND the city of Salzburg, for the county Salzburg
6 days is 43 euros there
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Dont buy anything online, buy it there !
As said before by Globetrott ... be aware there is a "Salzburger carte" and a "Salzburgerland carte".
Here's the link to my tip on the Salzburgerlandkarte : http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/114fff/162/b/
In my experience it's wel worth the money to get it ... lots of attractions included, discounts on cablecars, ...
The best money saving advice I have is to buy a Salzburg card.
They allow free entry into the major tourist sites in the city, and also free travel on the public transport.
Buy one as soon as you arrive!
There is more information at www.europeancitycards.com
Sadly we didn't get them and we regretted it - we would have saved a lot of money if we had one.
(pic. Watterpar Helbrunn. By: Anderea Reichel)
Start from the Hohensalzburg castle, called Festung (fortress) in the area. Standing up there you can see the whole city lying down there in the plain. I enjoyed every minute of the trip, starting from the casle we walked in and around the city until late evening. churches and old buildings, mozart's house, beautiful Gardens,coffee houses and stores. everything was amazing
The Salzburg Pass is the best value for money that we have found in any tourist town anywhere in the world.
This pass will get you into most if not all tourist places and on all the public transport in and around Salzburg.
The cost for a one-day pass is 18.00 euros and the 24 hours starts from the time you first use it. If you plan your day right you can see everything.
One tip... it said it is good for one admission but I found it worked for the public transport all the time and for the tram to Festung Hohensalzburg (fortress) both up the hill and down. I love the nightlife and the food here.
There are some things that just cannot be made anywhere else but here.
It is one of the biggest cafes in Salzburg and has a great garden-restaurant "Salzburger Nockerl" is a special dessert, similar to a soufflé - it simply consists of eggs,sugar and just a small portion of flour - mostly it is served for a minimum of 2 persons
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It is not easy to prepare it and so not many restaurants outside of Salzburg will serve it
This picture should be proof enough for the fact that Salzburg is a good location for modern art as well as traditional sorts of art.
It's a figure standing on a golden globe. I didn't really get the meaning and I wasn't the only one judging from the comment of bystanders. Quite an interesting contrast to the old buildings around this work of art. It's to find just south of the cathedral. Don't know if for long, though :-)
Fresh fruit and snacks are available all day and night free of charge. Breakfast was plentiful with a great variety and wonderful coffee. The hotel is very small and very homely and even though it is well hidden out in the suburbs, transport is very good. A lovely restaurant and bar is open till late. Best of all it is very reasonably priced. We paid 65 Euro per night for a single room. Would definitely return.
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