Use your mobile phone as a Salzburg City Guide !
by WStat
The wellknown (largest) Austrian Mobile Network A1 offers to everybody a new service, that turns your mobile phone ínto a mobile Travel Guide !
Your mobile City guide for
* Salzburg
* Innsbruck
* Wien (see Vienna Tips !)
A1 is the first to offer a mobile cultural guide: Information about the best known sights on your mobile phone .By dialling 330 you can find out about all the sights that interest you.
The City guide provides you with all the information in:
* German
* English
* French
* Italian
Salzburg
Information about Salzburg's best known sights -Short code 330 the comfortable way to the A1 City guide sights in Salzburg!*
Direct dial numbers for the various sights:
* 30 Mozartplatz
* 31 Residenz
* 32 Cathedral
* 33 Hohensalzburg Fort
* 34 Franziskaner Church
* 35 St. Peter Abbey
* 36 Old Market
* 37 Mozart's birthplace
* 38 Getreidegasse (as a sight, not as a street guide)
* 39 Kollegienkirche
* 40 Theatres
* 41 Mozart's place
* 42 Mozarteum
* 43 Mirabell castle
* 44 Hellbrunn
http://www.a1.net/CDA/navigation/pp4_frame/0,6194,50519-50567-html-de,00.html * There is a fixed price of EUR 1.30 per call, no matter how long the call takes.
When in salzburg you have to...
by Big_Jake
When in salzburg you have to go see Mozarts house and the garden where they filmed parts of 'sound of music'. They have a Brewery/beerhall that is every man's dream, an absolute must see. Best memory would have to be the night life. Lots of pubs all on the main drag, lots of people out and about till all hours of the night.
A Short-cut...
by coceng
This photo was taken by my friend Bruno, a Salzburg native that I knew from the Net.
...We wanted to go up the Castle but Bruno said there's a short cut to the Castle....; Taking the steps in this nice forested hill...I was a bit bush....Bruno took a photo of that moment....
Talk with younger Austrians
by WrigleyTodd
Since most elderly Salzburgians are hesitant to speak English, try striking up conversation with the younger generation. They are usually very willing to talk with you. It's good practice for their mandatory English classes in school.
A city of music
by german_eagle
You know that Salzburg is a city of (mostly classical) music, don't ya? If not you'll quickly learn from the musicians playing on the streets. Even in cold winter.
This one on the picture played under one of the arcades adjacent to the cathedral. He didn't get a lot of attention and I thought he played for his own enjoyment which was a shame - he did pretty well.