Salzburg Favorites

 12 Reviews  Here 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 ... 

 16 Reviews  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... 

 11 Reviews  Wolfgang 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... 

 6 Reviews  City 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 ... 

 3 Reviews  We 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... 

 9 Reviews  This 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... 

 7 Reviews  This 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... 

 3 Reviews  Besides 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... 

 4 Reviews  Upon 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... 

 3 Reviews  Music 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... 

 2 Reviews  Mönchsberg 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 Reviews  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... 

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 ettiewyn Says:  Always leave something for the next visit! These are the things I didn't do in Salzburg so far and that I want to do when going back: Dommuseum - the... 

 ettiewyn Says:  Unfortunately this book only exists in German language, but we have many members on VT who can read German, so I thought I'd still include it!I have seen... 

 ettiewyn Says:  Salzburg town centre is very small and all the sights are close together. This is why I think that unless you have difficulties in walking, or small children,... 

 ettiewyn Says:  Salzburg town centre is very small and all the sights are close together. This is why I think that unless you have difficulties in walking, or small children,... 

 ettiewyn Says:  Salzburg town centre is very small and all the sights are close together. This is why I think that unless you have difficulties in walking, or small children,... 

 ettiewyn Says:  Salzburg town centre is very small and all the sights are close together. This is why I think that unless you have difficulties in walking, or small children,... 

 easterntrekker Says:  The very beautiful mountains surrounding Salzburg can be seen clearly from the castle hill.Salzburg is on the banks of the Salzach river, at the northern... 

 mvtouring Says:  When you wander around St Peters look out for the oldest bakery in Salzburg and pop in there. The smell of the freshly baked bread will in any case call your... 

 denise16 Says:  No matter how long or short your visit I would recommend buying a salzburg card. The tourist office sells them and so do many hotels.The card will get you into... 

 grayfo Says:  The earliest traces of human remains found in the Salzburg area date back to the Neolithic Age. The first known settlers were Celts from around 15 BC who were...