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23 Reviews Slovene railways offer really good price for travelling from Ljubljana to Salzburg and back. When you travel between the days including Sunday, the price for return ticket is only 47 Euro. I even pay...
21 Reviews After getting on to Vienna we availed the ÖBB train service from Vienna (Wien Westbahnhof) to Salzburg (Salzburg Hbf). The journey took around 3 hours (317 km) and costs around 40 EUR per head for...
56 Reviews The Salzburg trolleybus system forms part of the public transport network serving Salzburg. Together with the Salzburger Lokalbahn, the system is currently operated by Salzburg AG, which markets it...
14 Reviews It's a very unique service, but not cheap though: about 35 Euro a person, but you can see a lot and at the same time take pictures. E-mail: office@fiaker-salzburg.at www.fiaker-salzburg.at
german_eagle Says: The Festungsbahn is a funicular - actually the oldest in Austria - that takes you up to the Fortress. It was built 1892. The fare is included in the admission...
Funicular to Festung Hohensalzburg
slothtraveller Says: In order to reach the fortress, you can use a steep footpath which will take approximately 20-30 minutes depending on your state of fitness and weather...
It was a long swim but we made it...
upesnlwc Says: Obviuosly, coming from the United Sates we flew. We landed in Munich and took a train ride into Salzburg. It took about an hour, but the scenery was great, and...
Marpessa Says: The bus drivers in Salzburg are very nice. I didn’t know the name of the stop I was to get off, but I remembered it was the 7th stop from the train station and...
Cable Car to the Hohensalzburg
kentishgirl Says: The cablecar up to the Hohensalzburg is a lifesaver in the freezing cold weather that had here!Its a quick trip up and down.My lonely planet guide stated that...
acemj Says: The oldest funicular in Austria, built in 1891, the Festungsbahn funicular will take you up the hill to the Hohensalzburg Fortress in no time for a cost of 5.60...
Natrix Says: With the "Salzburg Card" you can use public transport for free and get discounts on entry fees. But depending on the season it's rather expensive, so only buy...
WrigleyTodd Says: The bus system is very good in Salzburg... in fact, they just re-organized the routes to make them more efficient. Be sure to buy your tickets in the Tabac...
keeweechic Says: By Air : Salzburg Airport is 4kms west of the city. A local bus runs to the main train station every 15-30 minutes. By train : Salzburg is approx. 3.5 hours...
ini7 Says: You can travel with the bike through Salzburg und whole Austria! In Salzburg there is an old lane/way only for bikers, roller-skaters and walkers, long time ago...
You may take the train from Salzburg
globetrott Says: You may take the train from Salzburg, and change in 'Attnang Puchheim' and the bstation for Hallstatt will be on the opposite shore of the lake - so you will...
HORSCHECK Says: Salzburg is not a big city, therefore the main sights in the Old Town (e.g. Cathedral, Getreidegasse) are best explored on foot. Climbing and wandering around...
nash_wagh Says: The best way to see Slazburg is to park your car at the destination and have a walk.Around salzburg,ur best bet would be driving as you can enjoy the lovely...
HORSCHECK Says: Austrias motorways extend right into Salzburg. From Munich in Germany the motorway Autobahn A8 leads directly to Salzburg, which is located next to the border....
HORSCHECK Says: The Airport of Salzburg is a 10 minute drive from the centre of the city, but it is only served by domestic flights and international flights from major...
Salzburg has its own airport:...
lichinga Says: Salzburg has its own airport: of course, it's called 'Mozart' airport. But it is not so common to find a fly landing there; the best option is to fly to Munich...
Henkster Says: You can get to Salzburg easily by train: 3 hours from Vienna and 2 hours from Munich.They also have a small airport outside the city, which is called, of...
Irish budget airline Ryan Air...
challenger Says: Irish budget airline Ryan Air is now flying regularly to Salzburg, sometimes for as little as 20p (+ tax) from London (and some other locations). It’s well...
I took a EC train from Vienna....
aliante1981 Says: I took an EC train from Vienna. Comfortable and punctual - and that was all I needed. Salzburg does have good railroad connections. You can also get there by...
It's often cheapest, from the...
randm1 Says: It's often cheapest, from the US, to fly into Munich rather than Salzburg itself. You can then take a train (2 hour ride) to the HauptBahnhof in Salzburg.There...
randm1 Says: There is an airport in Salzburg, but it usually costs more to fly directly there. It's better to fly to Munich and then take a train (~2.5 hours) to save the...
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9 Reviews and 309 Opinions I stayed here for a weekend in the spring of 2011. The staff were lovely, the food (especially the...
1 Review and 47 Opinions One week stay at 5 star luxury hotel ...breakfast included in the room rates, would defintely...
1 Review and 223 Opinions We enjoyed our stay at the Bloberger Hof which can be described as traditional a chalet style with...
Reviews and photos of Salzburg attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Salzburg sightseeing.
There is an international air port with flights to Vienna, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, hamburg, Amsterdam, Paris and zürich. There is also a railway station. From...
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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...
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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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!
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
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 . . .
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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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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