Salzburg Off The Beaten Path

  Station of the Cross at Kapuzinerberg
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  • Station of the Cross at Kapuzinerberg
      Station of the Cross at Kapuzinerberg
    by ettiewyn
  • View from Stift Nonnberg
      View from Stift Nonnberg
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  •   "Bayerische Aussicht" from Kapuzinerberg
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  •   "Stadtaussicht" at Kapuzinerberg
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  • During the walk at Kapuzinerberg
      During the walk at Kapuzinerberg
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Most Viewed Off The Beaten Path in Salzburg

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Walking & hiking

Walking & hiking, Salzburg

 22 Reviews  There are several mountains around Salzburg from where you can have a view, but Kapuzinerberg is the less visited. With 636m it is also the highest of the mountains. It is located north of the... 

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The Beer experience

The Beer experience, Salzburg

 6 Reviews  If you are at all interested in Beer and how its made get yourself along to the Steigl Brauwelt Brewery. Its near the centre of Salzburg - just catch the no.1 Line bus and get out at the... 

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Königssee

Königssee, Salzburg

 2 Reviews  Simply utterly breath taking scenery on the boat - expensive but a definite must. Get off the boat at Seeland and walk through to the other small lake, which is only accessible by foot - fantastic. A... 

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Mondsee

Mondsee, Salzburg

 3 Reviews  We took the Sound of Music tour in the morning. The 'Sound of Music' tour took us to Helbrunn Castle and Gardens, Mondsee (cathedral in photos 2 and 3), Leopoldskron and all the way to St. Gilgen and... 

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The Alps

The Alps, Salzburg

 2 Reviews  This lovely little village near Salzburg was breathtaking. Situated along Lake Wolfgang, or Wolfgangsee as the locals refer, the village is nestled at the base of the Alps, with houses and shops... 

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Augustine Monastery

Augustine Monastery, Salzburg

 2 Reviews  The highlight of the Augustine Monastery is the beer hall in the lower levels. It's a great experience to buy some food from the halls surrounding the main eating area and then to choose your own... 

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Grossgmain

Grossgmain, Salzburg

 2 Reviews  Next to the pilgrimage church in Grossgmain there is a very special garden. It's called Mariengarten, garden dedicated to Mary. However, this garden combines the Catholic belief in Mary with the... 

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Mauthausen

Mauthausen, Salzburg

 1 Review  This is a concentration camp east of Salzburg about an hour or so. It was truly a moving experience. I later visited Auschwitz in Krakow, and can say that Mauthesen is somehow are more somber visit... 

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Sound of Music

Sound of Music, Salzburg

 3 Reviews  Sunday, we (my grandmother and I - BB) went on the Sound of Music tour and saw where it was made. In the movie it looked like one house, but it was many places. Our guide was a Canadian My... 

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Music at the Cathedral and Other Churches

Music at the Cathedral and Other Churches, Salzburg

 2 Reviews  This is well worth the climb - go to the service at 7pm and hear the nuns signing simply beautiful. We thought we'd be the only people at the service, but it was packed and people were standing. It... 

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House of Nature

House of Nature, Salzburg

 1 Review  The Natural Museum is an attracting destination and a must for students from all over Upper Austria. The museum has 80 rooms for exploration filled with nature attractions, an aquarium, reptile zoo,... 

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Chess

Chess, Salzburg

 1 Review  Playing chess in the center of old town Salzburg. The pieces are about 3 feet tall, and the man playing throughout the day on weekends love a good challange (I lost badly). From the top of the... 

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Fountain of Papageno

Fountain of Papageno, Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  This nice little fountain is called Papageno-Brunnen. It depicts the famous character of Papageno from Mozart's Magic Flute and was created in 1960 by the... 

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Georg Trakl's birthplace

Georg Trakl's birthplace, Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  Georg Trakl (1887 - 1914) is one of the most important German-speaking expressionist poets. He was born in the house of Waagplatz 1a and grew up in Salzburg,... 

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Georg Trakl's pharmacy

Georg Trakl's pharmacy, Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  The Engel-Apotheke is the pharmacy where poet Georg Trakl worked for three years after he had been dismissed from highschool in 1905. Already being addicted to... 

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Stift Nonnberg (Nonnberg Abbey)

Stift Nonnberg (Nonnberg Abbey), Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  Stift Nonnberg (Nonnberg Abbey) is located very near to the Fortress, yet, it is not much visited. I liked this place very much, I found it very interesting and... 

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Silent Night - Birthplace of Joseph Mohr

Silent Night - Birthplace of Joseph Mohr, Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  If you are a fan of the christmas song "Silent Night" you might want to visit the house where Joseph Mohr was born on December 11, 1792. He wrote the text of... 

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House of Salome Alt

House of Salome Alt, Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  Salome Alt was the mistress of Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, the archbishop who was responsible for the building of the cathedral. He also built Mirabell Castle... 

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House of Paracelsus

House of Paracelsus, Salzburg

 ettiewyn Says:  Paracelsus was a great scholar and physician born at around 1493. He studied medicine in Basel and travelled around Europe to heal people and to learn about... 

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Bad Dürrnberg Salt Mine

Bad Dürrnberg Salt Mine, Salzburg

 Bregman Says:  There are several salt mines in the vicinity of Salzburg, whence the name which translates to "salt city". The city wealth came from these mines, some of which... 

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San Sebastion Cemetery

San Sebastion Cemetery, Salzburg

 mydreamquest Says:  Not too far from the Salzach on the same side of the river as Mirabelli Gardens lies San Sebastion Cemetery.It shelters the resting place of Leopold Mozart,... 

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Nonntal

Nonntal, Salzburg

 estargrl88 Says:  The Nonntal area is a nice little area off of the Altstadt but further away from the tourists. Mainly, it is nice for a little stroll. I believed I walked down... 

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Mozart Chocolate Balls (Mozartkugeln) - Factory

Mozart Chocolate Balls (Mozartkugeln) - Factory, Salzburg

 ramot418 Says:  The Mirabell chocolate factory is just south of Salzburg in the town of Grodig (west of Anif, and only about 10 minutes drive from Hellbrunn). You cannot visit... 

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boat ride to wolfgang

boat ride to wolfgang, Salzburg

 vpas Says:  you can take a boat ride from st.gilgen to wolfgang.wolfgang is a beautiful tax free town with quaint looking shops and the town itself if lovely and... 

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My favourite sight

My favourite sight, Salzburg

 amandajayne81 Says:  There was a lot of beautiful things to gaze at in Salzburg but this was my favourite. We were walking through one of the MANY alleys in the old town area and we... 

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Hotel Sacher Salzburg

 9 Reviews and 309 Opinions  I stayed here for a weekend in the spring of 2011. The staff were lovely, the food (especially the... 

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Schloss Monchstein Hotel

 1 Review and 47 Opinions  One week stay at 5 star luxury hotel ...breakfast included in the room rates, would defintely... 

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Hotel-Pension Bloberger Hof

 1 Review and 223 Opinions  We enjoyed our stay at the Bloberger Hof which can be described as traditional a chalet style with... 

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Q:  My mother and I plan to go from Salzburg on a Tuesday in the early a.m. (either 6am or 7am-ish) to go to Hallstatt for a couple... 

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A: this type of ticket is valid on weekdays ONLY AFTER 09.00am, no matter when you buy it and it ends around midnight! Sat&Sun it is valid for 24 hours - the idea is not to... 

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Wonderful Salzburg!

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 I have visited Salzburg three times: Twice as a teenager with my parents, as daytrips during our family holidays in Steiermark (Styria), and the third time as a five day trip with my mom in July 2010.... 

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The Hidden Wonders of Salzburg - A MUST SEE!

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 I lived in Salzburg for four months in 1998. Salzburg is arguably the most beautiful city in the world... and is so during all seasons, even winter. What makes Salzburg so great is how intimate it... 

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Mozarts Music and Mozart's Kugeln & Nockerl

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 Salzburg is well known for beeing the birthplace of Mozart and for it's castle - " Hohenfeste Salzburg " - and its Mirabell-Garden here in the foreground of the picture 

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One order of Salzburg, please . . .

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 Yep, this Salzburg page will intentionally be served with very little Mozart and almost no Sound of Music references. Why? Well, I like Mozart's music, but I don't really care much about where he was... 

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Fairyland for Real......

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 June, 2007 Our hotel was a little gem. The Vogelweiderhof, which is situated about fifteen minutes on the bus from the city centre right next door to a tavern that sells extremely well recommended... 

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