16 ReviewsAs with all these tourist cards, you need to do your homework to see if it's viable to buy or not.
I did this, and for us, it was, so we bought ours from our Pension, and began using it straight away,...
11 ReviewsHere is some useful information about Salzburg for you just in case:
www.salzburginfo.at
tourist@salzburginfo.at
tel.+43 0662 88 98 70
fax +43 0662 88 98 7-435
Salzburg Guide Service
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8 ReviewsWe were three blocks from Mirabell Gardens and walked by them a half a dozen times without realizing what it was. On our last day, we discovered them about 20 minutes before our bus was to leave for a...
7 ReviewsWolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in this town and you can visit his birth home that is located in the old city center. He was born in 1756 and died in 1791. Mozart is touted as one of the greatest...
7 ReviewsThis very well preserved cannon and thee others just like it remain aimed out of the portals of Hohensalzburg's Katze bastion. The heavy cast iron portal doors remain open these days. The bastion and...
7 ReviewsThis is going to be hard to explain. Looking directly at the front of the Dome, walk back so you are past the statue of Mary and through the arches across the way. If you back up far enough and then...
5 ReviewsCity tours starting at 9.30 a.m., 10 a.m. and every hour until 5 p.m are quite popular among the visitors of the city.
You can make reservations at +43 0662 87 40 29
sightseeing@panoramatours.com
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2 ReviewsMönchsberg is a small hill - and you may walk to the top or take an elevator - the charge is about 2,- € for both ways and from Mönchsberg you will have a great view of the city, see the river Salzach...
2 ReviewsWe stopped by to take some picture at this pool because we saw beautiful murals on the wall, little that we know…it a horse pond or bathing pool for horses a long time ago. Well that interesting...
2 ReviewsUpon entering the old town one cannot help but to notice the sturdy construction of the tunnel even though it was built between 1764 and 1767. One of the examples of the magnificent old architectural...
2 ReviewsStart 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...
1 ReviewBesides the cool little streets with beautiful shops and the amazing view from the fort, the Sound of Music tour was great! My mom and I took it in February when the "Hills were alive with..." SNOW...
1 ReviewMusic and Mozart are everywhere, you can't miss them. I would recommend visiting the churches particularly if the heat and humidity are high. Few places have air conditioning, but the places of...
The „Salzburgerland Card“ and „Hohe Tauern Card“ are both cards that give you free entry for various sights in the region, like the fortress Hohenwerfen or the Liechtensteinklamm. You can buy a such card for 6 or 12 days, so if you plan to stay a while in that region and visit lots of sights, it could make sense to buy one of them.Both cards are pretty similar with what sights they include, the main difference I found was that the Salzburger Land Card includes the 24h-Salzburg-Card while the Hohe Tauern Card includes the Großglockner High Alpine Road. Prices 2011 are the same for both cards:6-day-card: adults 46€, children 23€12-day-card: adults 55€, children 27,50€
Buy the Card!
by i-bella
The Salzburgerland Card is a pass to many attractions and places of interest in the region. It gives free admission to museums and castles and free use of chairlifts, cablecars, swimming pools and sport facilities. The card exists in two versions, for 6 days and for 12 days. The prices are € 39 and 49 respectively. Half price for kids under 15. Within the period of validity of the card you can select one day (24 hours) when you can use it as Salzburg Card, a pass for the public transports in the town of Salzburg and to its most important attractions.All details in the website www.salzburgerlandcard.com.
Receiving Mail
by aliante1981
Everybody (well, almost!) likes receiving letters - I certainly do, though there are other, more modern and efficient means of communication - e-mail, phone, and such like. However, if you simply like getting letters or if you need, say, the originals or paper copies of some documents sent to you while you are on the move, you can use the poste restante service. Your best bet is to use the American Express service, which is available for free to clients - you should hold either their card or travellers cheques. They are reliable and present in all major cities.
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