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Steingasse: A Historical Gateway
Steingasse, a narrow lane on the right bank of the Salzach River, dates back to Roman times and served as a key trade route to Italy during the medieval period.
This street is characterized by its medieval architecture and pastel-colored townhouses, housing stylish bars, bookshops, and wine stores. The 13th-century Steintor gate marks its historical significance, while the house of Joseph Mohr, the writer of 'Silent Night', adds cultural richness.
Must-See Treasures
- 📜 Steintor Gate: A 13th-century entrance reflecting Salzburg's history.
- 🎶 Joseph Mohr's House: The birthplace of the lyrics to the famous Christmas carol.
- 🍷 Cozy Wine Bars: Enjoy a selection of regional wines in charming settings.
Steingasse is accessible to all visitors and provides a glimpse into Salzburg's unique history and culture, attracting tourists, families, and historians alike.
Interesting Facts about Natural History MuseumSteingasse
Roman Heritage
Steingasse is a remnant of Salzburg's Roman past, reflecting its historical significance as a trade route.
Silent Night Origins
Joseph Mohr, a key figure in music history, wrote 'Silent Night' in a house on this street.
Medieval Trade Hub
Once a vital trade route to Italy, Steingasse was central to commerce in medieval Salzburg.
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Address
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Price
Free. Access to the street and surrounding features does not require an entry fee.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 1-2 hours for a leisurely stroll.
Best Time to Visit
Late mornings (around 11:00 AM) offer the best lighting for photographs.