Timeless Beauty of Dom

Constructed in 1628, Salzburg Cathedral is a religious and cultural landmark in Austria. Did you know it was the site of Mozart's baptism?

Originally founded in 774 by Saint Rupert, the cathedral was rebuilt after a fire in 1181 and redesigned during the Thirty Years’ War by architect Santino Solari. The baroque architecture features a large dome, ornate frescoes by Arsenio Mascagni, and bronze portals representing faith, hope, and charity.

Noteworthy Highlights

• 🎶 Mozart's Baptismal Font - The original font where the composer was baptized.
• 🏛️ Baroque Architecture - A classic representation of 17th-century design.
• 🖼️ Sacred Treasures - The museum hosts significant religious artifacts.

Free to enter, the cathedral is accessible to tourists, families, and historians seeking to explore its rich history.