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Salzburg is the state capital of state of the same name in the north-west Austria. The city of Mozart's birth is best known for its most famous son, the baroque old town, the Hohensalzburg fortress and the annual “Salzburg Festival”. Many tourists (especially from the English-speaking world) also associate the film "The Sound of Music" with the city.
background
Salzburg lies at an altitude of 424 m in the "Salzburg Basin". The city, which today has over 150,000 inhabitants, has been inhabited since the Neolithic and was called Celtic Ivavo. In 45 AD the now Roman settlement Iuvavum received municipal rights. In the 6th century the settlement was carried out by Baiern, in 1077 the fortress Hohensalzburg was built. At the end of the 16th century, under Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, the transformation of the medieval city into the "Rome of the North" began with representative buildings, which were mainly carried out in the Italian Baroque style. Until 1803, Salzburg was the capital of the independent archbishopric under the spiritual and secular leadership of a prince-archbishop. It finally came to Austria in 1816.
The historical center of the city of Salzburg has been part of the UNESCO world cultural heritage
- Neighboring municipalities in State of Salzburg are
- Bergheim (Flachgau), Hallwang, Coupling, Elsbethen, Anif, Grödig and Wals-Siezenheim (Location of the UEFA EURO 2008Stadium).
- Neighboring municipality in Bavaria is
getting there
| Distances | |
| innsbruck | 161 km |
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| Munich | 131 km |
| Linz | 124 km |
| Passau | 120 km |
| catfish | 96 km |
| Rosenheim | 83 km |
By plane
The Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart, Salzburg's international airport, is located in the west of the city, directly on the A1 (exit 297). From Germany you can get by bypassing the Autobahn Freilassing via the B155 and B1 to the airport. The railway stations Salzburg main train station and w: Freilassing train station are geographically about the same distance (5 km), but there is no direct connection to the one in Freilassing by public transport. The airport is connected to Salzburg city center by trolleybus line 2, which runs every 10 minutes during the day, and trolleybus line 10, which runs every 15 minutes.
There are flight connections from many cities in the German-speaking area and other intra-European connections, also with various low-cost airlines. In addition, flights are offered to holiday regions.
As an alternate airport is the Munich Airport suitable (150 km away, approx. 2 ½ hours by train from Salzburg or Freilassing).
By train
From Munich you can reach Salzburg with the Bayern ticket for 26-58 €, the Bavaria Ticket Night for 24-44 € or that Across the country ticket for 44-76 € in two hours, the price for the tickets mentioned is graded according to the number of travelers (1-2-3-4-5 people). Please note that the Bayernticket is not valid in the city traffic of Salzburg (trolleybus, bus, S-Bahn). With the IC / EC you can travel for 32 € in 1 hour 41 minutes, with the Railjet for 36 € in 1 hour 28 minutes and with the Meridian for 30.10 € in 1 hour 46 minutes (as of 05-2015). When arriving by trains that may end in Freilassing (from the direction of Landshut, Mühldorf am Inn as Berchtesgaden, Bad Reichenhall) there is a half-hourly connection in Freilassing to Salzburg with the lines S 2 (Freilassing - Salzburg - Straßwalchen), S 3 (Bad Reichenhall - Freilassing - Salzburg - Hallein - Golling-Abtenau - Schwarzach-St.Veit) and individual trains of the S 4 (Berchtesgaden - Bad Reichenhall - Freilassing (- Salzburg)) the Salzburg S-Bahn as well as the Meridian and regional trains of the DB Regio.
The trains of the Westbahn to / from Vienna are significantly cheaper than those of the ÖBB. Since December 2017 every half hour during the day. Tickets are available in tobacconists or on the train (not at the ÖBB counters).
The 1 Salzburg Central Station
is located on Südtiroler Platz in the northeast of the city center. From the station forecourt there, the city center can be reached by numerous buses in 5 to 10 minutes. The terminus of the "Salzburger Lokalbahn" for the S-Bahn line 1 to the north is also at the same location (Bergheim (Flachgau), Oberndorf near Salzburg, Lamprechtshausen). There is also a connection to the S2 to the east in the main train stationSeekirchen am Wallersee, Straßwalchen) and to the S3 heading south (Hallein, Golling on the SalzachAlong the Freilassing - Salzburg Hbf railway line, on which the S-Bahn line 3 (Golling-Abtenau - Bad Reichenhall) runs, there are four stations in the Salzburg city area, 2 Salzburg Liefering near the Saalachufer, 3 Salzburg Taxham Europark train station (near the Europark shopping center), 4 Salzburg Aiglhof, near the Salzburg State Hospital, as well as 5 Salzburg Mülln-Altsadt train station (Walk to the city center and old town). The next stop on the German route network is Freilassing.
There are direct connections from Salzburg Hbf to, among others Munich with the Railjet, to Frankfurt am Main, Zurich and Budapest with IC, after Landshut in regional traffic, in inner-Austrian long-distance traffic to Bregenz above innsbruck, to Vienna above Linz, to Klagenfurt and after Graz. Salzburg is also served by three lines of the Nightjet approached, the NJ 294 (Munich-Salzburg-Florence-Rome), the NJ 40295 (Munich-Salzburg-Verona-Milan) and the EN40463 (Munich-Salzburg-Treviso-Venice). The station catfish, which is about 25 minutes' drive from Salzburg, offers the opportunity to change to the ICE connection Dortmund - Düsseldorf - Cologne - Koblenz - Frankfurt (Main) - Mainz - Würzburg - Nuremberg - Regensburg - Passau - Wels - Linz - St.Pölten - Vienna.
Other stops in Salzburg are served by S-Bahn trains. Salzburg South is also heading from IC Klagenfurt approached.
By bus
Long-distance buses to and from Munich and other European cities stop at the 6 Long-distance bus stop Salzburg-Ladenstraße at the northern entrance and exit to the main train station (with access to the trains and the option to get through to the stops of the city and regional buses on the station forecourt (entrance and exit on the south side). The bus line 22 also runs every 15 minutes from the north side of the station to the city center.
In the street
By car, Salzburg is via the Westautobahn 
, the Tauern Autobahn 
as well as from Germany via the 
to reach. There is a charge to use the motorways throughout Austria. The vignettes required for this are available in variants for one year, two months or 10 days at many gas stations near the border, at tobacconists (tobacco shops) and from the ÖAMTC and ARBÖ traffic clubs. The vignette is mandatory from the border. You can get there without a vignette about the exit 
115 Bad Reichenhall then about the 
to Freilassing and over the Saalach Bridge to Salzburg. The vignette requirement generally applies not only to cars, but to all vehicles, including motorcycles, scooters, quads and trikes, etc. on motorways and expressways.
To visit the city, it is recommended to leave the car at one of the Park & ride parking park on the outskirts and switch to public transport there, as parking within the city is chargeable. In addition, large parts of the old town consist of pedestrian zones or meeting zones anyway. All parking areas in the city center are short-term parking zones with 3 hours of parking time, which are chargeable Mon - Fri from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. From 11 a.m. all bollards will be raised. If you don't get out on time, you have to pick up an exit code from the police for a fee. Hotel guests With a reservation, you can drive in and out once via certain driveways.
If you still want to drive into town by car, it is best to park in the Altstadtgaragen - Mönchsberggaragen. The parking fee is up to € 3 per hour, the daily maximum is € 18. There are 1296 parking spaces available, vehicles with LPG and motorcycles are not allowed. The height is only 2.05 m.
Park and Ride (PR)
Park-and-ride facilities in the Salzburg city area:
- Salzburg Süd train station, line S 3R., REX as well as trolleybus lines 3, 7 and 8
- Salzburg Airport, trolleybus routes 2 and 10 as well as regional bus line 27
- Exhibition center Salzburg, trolleybus routes 1 and 8
- Designer Outlet Salzburg, trolleybus lines 2 and 10
There are other park-and-ride facilities in the Salzburg region, which are served by the Salzburg S-Bahn, regional trains and regional buses.
Congestion management in July and August
On bad weather days in July and August, visitor traffic is diverted to the P&R Messe in Munich's main road and to the P&R airport in Innsbruck's main road. Excluded are vehicles from people with hotel reservations, disabled people and vehicles from the districts of Berchtesgadener Land and Traunstein. The parking fee of € 12 includes a day network ticket for a maximum of 5 people on the bus.
By boat
Salzburg lies on the Salzach, which is only partially navigable. In the warm season, the river is only used with the excursion boat "Amadeus", which runs from the center to the pier in Hellbrunn in the south of the city and back. It is not possible to arrive with your own boat.
By bicycle
From the north and south, Salzburg is across the Tauern bike path along the Salzach. There are also other long-distance or themed cycle paths that pass Salzburg. So has the designed as a circular route Mozart cycle path its fictional starting and ending point in Salzburg.
If you come from Freilassing by bike from the German side, you have a longer, but car-free journey to the center on bike paths if you first follow it downstream after crossing the border river Saalach and then upstream at its confluence with the Salzach (length: 9 km from the border to the central state bridge).
On foot
Salzburg is located on two long-distance hiking trails:
- Way of St. James Austria
- European long-distance hiking trail E10
The Arnoweg, a long-distance hiking trail leading in various routes through the state of Salzburg.
mobility
The public transport is managed by the transport division of the infrastructure company Salzburg AG operated. Lines 1 - 14 within the city are mostly powered by electricity Trolleybuses used. There is also a private bus company and the S 2 and S 3 S-Bahn lines are operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) operated. They are all in Salzburg Transport Association (SVV) united. The app also provides real-time timetable information Qando Salzburg at.
- 1 Salzburg Exhibition Center - Central Station - Mirabellplatz - Hanuschplatz - Maxglan - Europark Salzburg-Taxham - Red Bull Arena
- 2 Obergnigl - main station - fiefdom - Salzburg airport - Walserfeld
- 3 Salzburg-Süd train station - Police headquarters - Justice building - Mozartsteg - Mirabellplatz - Central station - Itzling
- 4 Mayerwies - Langwied - Mirabellplatz - Hanuschplatz - Lehen - Liefering
- 5 Birch settlement - municipal cemetery - justice building - Mozartsteg - Mirabellplatz - main station
- 6 Parsch - Volksgarten - Mirabellplatz - Central Station - Itzling West
- 7 Salzburg-Süd train station - Aigen - Volksgarten - Accident Hospital - Hanuschplatz - State Hospital - Salzachsee
- 8 Salzburg-Süd train station - Josefiau - Mozartsteg - Hanuschplatz - State hospital - Lehen - Messe
- 10 Sam - Volksgarten - Hanuschplatz - Maxglan - Salzburg Airport - Himmelreich - Walserfeld
- 12 Josefiau - Volksgarten - Schallmoos - Kiesel - Fiefdom - Europark Salzburg-Taxham
- 14 Police headquarters - Justice building - Mirabellplatz - Kiesel - Lehen - Liefering
The tickets are valid within the city for all buses and for the S-Bahn, and you can also use them to reach the sights a little further away. Tickets are available from the bus driver for € 2.60, and for € 1.80 in a block of five in advance sales in almost all tobacconists (tobacco shops and newsagents) and at ticket machines. ÖBB ticket vending machines are located at all train stations, and some popular trolleybus stops in the city center also have ticket vending machines. In the main station there are also ticket machines from Meridian and Deutsche Bahn, where train tickets to Germany can also be purchased. Between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., single journeys are also available for € 1.50 in advance sales and at machines (but not from the bus driver). The 24-hour ticket for € 3.70 is recommended as a time pass (for the bus driver: € 5.70, valid for 24 hours from the time of validation, as of 2017). Holders of foreign severely handicapped ID cards with a GdB of at least 70 will be promoted at the "minimum" price.
There is also the Salzburg Card for 24, 48 or 72 hours at € 28 / € 37 / € 43 (cheaper for children and in the low season; as of October 2017). In addition to the city buses, it can also be used to take the funicular to the Hohensalzburg Fortress, the Mönchsberg lift, and outside the urban area, the cable car to the Untersberg as well as use an excursion boat on the Salzach in the summer months. There is also free entry to more or less all of the city's museums and the zoo.
There is also the Hop on hop off city tours for € 16 for 1 day or € 19 for 2 days (separate child and family tariffs).
Since Salzburg has a very well developed Cycle path network you can get anywhere by bike in no time. Bicycles can be rented in the summer months.
Citybike bike rental system - The only city bike station in Salzburg so far is located on the central Ferdinand-Hanusch-Platz, directly at the Makartsteg. The registration fee is € 1. The 1st hour is free, the 2nd hour costs € 1.00, the 3rd hour € 2.00 and from the 4th hour € 4.00 per hour is charged.
Tourist Attractions
Churches
- 1 Dom, Residenzplatz, Domplatz, Kapitelplatz.
The one built by Santino Solari in the early 17th century Salzburg Cathedral is one of the most important buildings in the city. The building is accessible for a "voluntary donation".Open: for tourists: Wed-Sat 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Sun and public holidays 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - 2 Franciscan Church, Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 15. One of the oldest buildings in the city (13th century).
- 3 Collegiate Church of St. Peter. Collegiate church built in the 12th century and redesigned in Baroque style at the beginning of the 17th century. The St. Peter's Cemetery right next to it is also worth seeing.
- 4 Kollegienkirche (also university church), Universitätsplatz 20.
- 5 St. Mark's Church, Franz-Josef-Kai 21. E-mail: [email protected]. Ukrainian Church.
- 6 Maria Plain. The pilgrimage church Maria Plain is located a little outside the city on the Plainberg. In addition to the architecture, the view of the city and the surrounding mountain landscape is particularly impressive on a clear day. There is no public transport to the Plainberg. The facility can be reached by bus line 6 (bus stop Plain bridge) and the S-Bahn line S 1 (the so-called local train, stop Maria Plain - Plain Bridge); one follows in each case Plainbergweg and reaches the hill in around 15–20 minutes on foot.
Castles, chateaux and palaces
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- 7 Fortress Hohensalzburg, Mönchsberg 34. Tel.: 43(0)662 842430-11, Fax: 43(0)662 842430-20, Email: [email protected]. Construction of the fortress began in 1077, and major construction work was carried out for the last time in 1687. The fortress has only been used for tourism since 1861. The most convenient way to get to the fortress is from the old town via the funicular.Open: from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., from May to September from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.Price: Adults: 15.20 EUR, children (6–14 years): 8.70 EUR, families: 33.70 EUR. Various discounted tariffs: tickets without entry to the Princely Rooms (but probably to all other areas); Adult and child groups from 10 people each; Entry before 10 a.m. when ascending on foot (descent with the fortress railway is always included; tickets are only available when ascending on the first barrier arch); Buying online tickets www.salzburg-burgen.at. Owner of a Salzburg Card have one-time free access (Fürstenzimmer only free until 11 a.m.). Personal tours only for groups by appointment. The admission price includes: ascent and descent with the fortress railway, audio guide (in eleven languages), access to the interior of the castle, entry to all exhibition rooms, entry to the princely rooms in the main palace.
More castles and palaces
- 8 Old residence, Residenzplatz (in the old City). Possibility to visit 15 state rooms (audio tour) and a museum (Residenzgalerie).
- 9 Mirabell Castle, Mirabellplatz (Access from Makartplatz and Mirabellplatz). Castle built in 1606 with a baroque garden in the heart of the city. The castle is largely used by the city administration. In the marble hall take place regularly Castle concerts instead of. The garden is open to the public.
- 10 Leopoldskron Castle, Leopoldskronstrasse 56-58 (southwest of the old town). Tel.: 43(0)662 83983-0, Fax: 43(0)662 83983-80, Email: [email protected]. Idyllically located at the Leopoldskroner Weiher.
- 11 Hellbrunn Palace, Fürstenweg 37 (in the south of the city, bus 25). Tel.: 43(0)662 820372-0, Fax: 43(0)662 820372-4931, Email: [email protected]. Open: April, October and November 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. May, June and September 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. July and August 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.Price: Admission: € 12.50, students (19-26): € 8, children (4-18): € 5.50, families (2 adults, 1 child): € 26.50. The card can be used to visit the water features, the castle (guided tour by "audio guide") and the folklore museum in the monthly palace (data as of 08-2019).
- The castle on the outskirts was built in the early 17th century. Access to the extensive park (including one from the film The Sound of Music well-known pavilion) is free. From the monthly castle you have a beautiful view over the complex to Salzburg. The Salzburg Zoo is located in the immediate vicinity of Hellbrunn.
- Prince-Bishop Marcus Sittikus, the builder of the castle, probably enjoyed fancy gimmicks. They testify to that Hellbrunn trick fountains, they consist of several grottos, ponds and water-powered figures that can only be admired during a guided tour. The guides operate the complex mechanics. That most of the visitors get a few splashes of water was probably the intention of the prince-bishop. The castle can be reached from the main train station using bus line 25.
Buildings
- 12 Chiemseehof, Chiemseegasse 8. Formerly the residence of the prince-bishops of the Chiemsee, now the seat of the state government and the state parliament.
Monuments
- The 13 Mozart monument is of course on Mozartplatz.
- in the 14 Sebastian Cemetery In the Linzer Gasse there is the grave of Constanze Weber-Nissen (Mrs. W. A. Mozart's) as well as a Christian Doppler memorial stone and the Paracelsus monument. The impressive mausoleum of Archbishop Wolf Dietrich is also worth seeing.
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Museums
- 15 Mozart's birth place, Getreidegasse 9. Tel.: 43(0)662 844313, Fax: 43(0)662 840693, Email: [email protected]. Open: daily from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. July and August until 8 p.m.Price: Admission: € 12.00, students and senior citizens: € 10.00, young people aged 15-18: € 4.00, children aged 6-14: € 3.50.
- 16 Mozart residence, Makartplatz 8. Tel.: 43(0)662-874227-40, Fax: 43(0)662 874227 83, Email: [email protected]. Opening times and admission such as Mozart's birthplace, discounted combination tickets.
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- 17 Salzburg Museum formerly the Carolino Augusteum Museum, since 2007 in the Neue Residenz at Museumsplatz 1. Many exhibits from the art and cultural history of Salzburg are shown.Open: Tuesday to Sunday 9 am to 5 pm, evening tour Thursday at 6 pm.Price: Admission: € 7, reduced: € 6, young people 16-26 years: € 4, children 6-15 years: € 3, families: € 14.
- The "Panorama passage"The museum with archaeological finds from Roman times and Salzburg history with 3 city models can be visited free of charge.
- Panorama Museum, Continuation of the panorama passage with the Salzburg Panorama, a circular painting with a circumference of 26 m and a height of 5 m showing the city and the surrounding area around 1829. Admission: € 3.
- 18 House of Nature Salzburg, Museum Square 5. Tel.: 43 (0)662 842653-0, Email: [email protected]. In addition to various seasonal special shows, a large aquarium area and a reptile department (including alligators and various poisonous snakes) can be admired in the Haus der Natur. A space hall deals with the history of space travel, rockets and space capsules in their original size are also part of the exhibition.Open: daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., reptile zoo 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Price: Admission (2019): € 8.50, senior citizens (60): € 8, students (under 27) and children (4) € 6.
- 19 Toy museum - discover, experiment, design, Bürgerspitalgasse 2. Tel.: 43 (0)662 620808-300, Fax: 43(0)662 620808-320, Email: [email protected]. Open: Tue - Sun 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Price: Admission: € 4, senior citizens: € 3.50, young people 16-26 years: € 2, children 4-15 years: € 1.50.
- 20 Salzburg open-air museum. The 50 hectare open-air museum is located southwest of the city on the Untersberg. 60 historical buildings from all parts of the Salzburg region are shown. "Living workshops" can be found in the buildings.
- Museum "Johann Michael Haydn Memorial". - Exhibition: "Johann Michael Haydn and Salzburg's musical life".
Art museums
- 21 Museum of Modernism, Mönchsberg 32. Tel.: 43 (0)662 842220-401. The Museum der Moderne, built on Mönchsberg, was opened in 2004 and mainly exhibits works of classical modernism, contemporary art and contemporary art.Open: Tue - Sun from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday until 8 p.m.Price: Admission: adults € 8, seniors, students and children: € 6, families: € 12.
- 22 Museum der Moderne Rupertinum, Vienna Philharmonic Street 9. Tel.: 43 (0)662 842220-351. Open: Tue - Sun from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday until 8 p.m.Price: Admission: 6 €, seniors, students and children: 4 €, families: 8 €.
- 23 DomQuartier, Residenzplatz 1 / Domplatz 1a. Tel.: 43 (0)662 8042-2109. Open: Mon Wed – Sun 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; July, August, December 1st – 5th January: daily and Wed until 8 p.m.Price: Admission: € 12, seniors, students: € 10, children: € 5, families: € 27.
- The cathedral quarter, which was redesigned in 2014, includes
- 24 Residenzgalerie. European painting from the 16th to 19th centuries
- 25 Cathedral Museum of the Archdiocese of Salzburg, Cathedral Square 1a.
- Exhibits from the holdings of the Archabbey of St. Peter
- 24 Residenzgalerie.
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Other exhibitions
- 26 Salzburg Art Association in the Künstlerhaus, Hellbrunner Strasse 3 (Lines 3, 8 stop Justice building / Künstlerhaus, lines 5, 25, 6, 7 stop Justice building). Video art, modern painting, modern sculpture.Open: Tue-Sun 12 p.m.-7 p.m.
- 27 Gallery Fotohof, Inge-Morath-Platz 1-3, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 849296, Fax: 43 (0)662 849296-4, Email: [email protected]. Changing exhibitions mainly of contemporary photography. The Fotohof also has Austria's largest library for artistic photography (reference library, no lending; opening times as for the gallery).Open: Tue-Fri 3pm - 7pm; Sat 11 am-3pm.Price: free entry.
- 28 Salzburg Christmas Museum, Mozartpl. 2. Tel.: 43 662 843523. lovingly made nativity scenes and nativity figures, Krampuses, Christmas rooms and dollhouses.Open: Wed-Sun 10: 00-18: 00.Price: Admission adults € 6.
Streets and squares of the old town
Overall, the old town is characterized by the contrast between the narrow streets of the formerly bourgeois Salzburg and the large, wide squares around the cathedral, i.e. the prince-archbishop's center. These places are the Kapitelplatz with the Kapitelschwemme, the Cathedral Square, where traditionally the Anyone is listed, as well as the Residenzplatz with the beautiful Residenzbrunnen. The one is also worth seeing Old market with its closed baroque ensemble. On it are the Floriani Fountain, two traditional cafes (Tomaselli and Fürst), the old prince-archbishop's court pharmacy with historical furnishings and the smallest house in Salzburg, which was built as a construction of a tiny alley. All other squares in the old town are very small. The only exceptions are two heavily traffic-loaded places: the Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz (formerly Sigmundsplatz) with the horse pond and on the right side of the old town the Makartplatz with the state theater and the house of the Mozart family. From Makartplatz you can also get to the famous Mirabell Gardens.
The most famous street in Salzburg is probably the Getreidegasse, Mozart's birthplace is also located here. Especially this is overcrowded by tourists in summer. Her continuation is that Judengasse. On the right side of the old town forms the Linzergasse with its numerous shops the main axis. From here you can also get to the Sebatiansfriedhof with the grave of the Mozart family and the mausoleum of Archbishop Wolf Dietrich.
Parks
Especially the Mirabell Gardens and Hellbrunn Park invite stressed visitors and locals to linger. However, if you want to spend an afternoon in the park, you should rather opt for Hellbrunn Park, despite the greater distance to the city, because larger meadows, where you can picnic undisturbed or read a book, are found in the (visually much more beautiful) Mirabell Gardens vain.
Alternatively, both the Mönchsberg and the Kapuzinerberg serve as oases of calm in the middle of the old town: The best way to conquer the Mönchsberg is via the stairs in the Toscaninihof right next to the festival hall. You can take walks on the mountain to Nonntal (over the fortress mountain) or in the other direction to Mülln and not only get a lot of impressive views of the city and the surrounding area, but also enough benches and meadows for the occasional rest. The Kapuzinerberg can be accessed via a staircase in the Linzergasse, immediately after the first somewhat steep section you get one of the most beautiful views of the baroque ensemble of the city on the left side of the Salzach as a reward as well as a great panorama over the so-called right old town and parts of the more modern Salzburg . On the mountain itself you can take a long walk through the forest and find peace and relaxation from the hectic hustle and bustle in the alleys.
- 29 Salzburg Zoo, Hellbrunnerstrasse 60, 5081 Anif. Tel.: 43 662 820176 0, Email: [email protected]. The zoo is located in the park of Hellbrunn Palace.Price: Admission: € 12.00, children 4-14 years: € 5.50, up to 19 years: € 8.00.
activities
Sightseeing
Tours: One of the most famous tours is the Sound of Music Tour. In addition, there are numerous others City tourswhich offer the opportunity to get to know Salzburg in a short time.
- 7 Salzburg Stadt Schiff-Fahrt GmbH & Co KG, Makartsteg pier. Tel.: 43 662 825769-12. Round trip on the Salzach.Price: Tour I: Adults € 15, 1 tour for free with the Salzburg Card.
- 1 Stiegl brewing world, Bräuhausstrasse 9. Tel.: 43(0)50 1492 1492. Brewery tour including beer tasting, arrival by bus line 1 and 10 from the main station, bus stop at Bräuhausstraße.Open: daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Price: Adults € 12.50, free with the Salzburg Card.
- Free walking tour Salzburg. Free Walking Tour Salzburg has been offering a tip-based tour since 2018. The tours are currently only offered in English and provide an introduction and recommendations for a stay in Salzburg. At the end of the free tour, the guests can decide for themselves whether and how much they want to pay. Group sizes are limited to 20 people.
music
Classical concerts: The best known are probably the Salzburg Festival, which takes place in the summer months and offers a large number of classical concerts, operas and theater productions. The entrance fees are high and the audience is mostly select. However, cards are also offered at affordable prices, but these often sell out quickly and it makes sense to reserve up to a year in advance.
- Jazz & The City music festival. The festival offers world music and jazz of international greats, as well as promising newcomers, which takes place annually at the end of October / beginning of November in Salzburg's old town with free admission.
Due to the large number of churches in the city of Salzburg, concerts in this context are the order of the day in Salzburg and the offer extends in many directions: Choir, organ, gospel tickets are usually available directly at the entrance.
- Salzburg Festival, in the Festspielhaus.
- Salzburg Classics, in the Mirabell Palace Church.
- Mirabell Palace Concerts. In the marble hall of Mirabell Palace, where Mozart was already playing.
Modern music: Unfortunately, there are only a few individual events in this sector in Salzburg. A good address here is the “Rockhouse Salzburg” on Schallmooser Hauptstrasse, which can repeatedly invite the greats of the rock scene to come on stage and also has a good feel for interesting bands and future greats of the scene when it comes to new bands.
Some localities:
- 1 Rockhouse Salzburg, Schallmooser Hauptstraße 46, bus stop Canavalstraße. Live concerts.
- Jazzit Salzburg, Elisabethstrasse 11. Numerous events and jam sessions.
- 2 Republic, Anton-Neumayr-Platz 2. Offer: jazz breakfast, concerts.
- 3 Playhouse, Erzabt-Klotz-Strasse 22. Austria's largest independent theater is located in the Petersbrunnhof.
shop
The old town of Salzburg, especially the Getreidegasse and the Linzergasse, is often advertised as the "most beautiful shopping center in the world" and certainly invites you to stroll and buy, although the variety of offers is certainly not very high. Mainly souvenirs and clothing are offered, occasionally you can find bookshops, grocery stores and individual specialist shops and jewelers. The prices are generally higher than outside the old town.
The largest shopping center that Europark, is located in the district of Taxham, offers a large selection of shops of all kinds (technology, electronics, books, CD and DVD, clothing, groceries, delicatessen) and has been built in connection with a large furniture store. The prices here are customary for the location and without any “tourism surcharge” (can be reached with bus lines 1 and 20 and with the S-Bahn line S 3 from the main station and Mülln).
There are enough grocery stores in the entire city area and also in the surrounding area.
It is advisable to buy tobacco products in tobacconists, as petrol stations, for example, may charge an extra price for their purchase. Cigarettes are cheaper than in Germany, but loose tobacco is more expensive. Bus tickets for city traffic are also available in the tobacco shops, which are cheaper here than at the machine and much cheaper than on the bus itself.
Popular souvenirs are Mozartkugeln, a treat made from pistachio marzipan and nougat. You can find them on almost every street corner. The Original Salzburg Mozart balls have been in the Cafe pastry shop Fürst (see below). They are covered with blue-silver foil. There are numerous imitators who are Real Salzburg Mozartkugel may name, but without the addition original. Many of these balls are wrapped in red and gold foil. In addition to the color, there is also a small but subtle difference in taste and price.
Recommended shops in the center (old town)
- Jeweler Anton Koppenwallner, Klampferergässchen (zwischen Altem Markt und Staatsbrücke).
- 1 Archides Uhren, Neutorstraße 17, 5020 Salzburg, Austria (nähe Festspielhaus). Tel.: 43(0)662 890880, Fax: 43(0)662 890880-8, Email: [email protected]. Geöffnet: Mo – Fr 10.00 – 13.30 Uhr 14.00 – 18.30 Uhr; Sa 10.00 – 13.00 Uhr.
- 2 Ulla Popken, Schwarzstraße 8, 5020 Salzburg, Austria. Tel.: 43 (0)662 877566, Email: [email protected]. Geöffnet: Mo-Fr von 09.00 − 18.00 Uhr; Sa von 09.00 - 17.00.
- Rupertusbuchhandlung, Dreifaltigkeitsgasse.
- Buchhandlung Höllrigl, Siegmund-Haffner-Gasse.
- Spirituosen und Weine Sporer, Getreidegasse. Hausgemachte Kräuterbitter.
- Schreibwaren Hackenbuchner, Getreidegasse.
kitchen
In Salzburg findet man hauptsächlich Restaurants und Gasthäuser mit gutbürgerlicher österreichischer Küche sowie zahlreiche italienische und chinesische Restaurants. Das Essen ist generell heftig und deftig und ist nichts für Menschen, die es salzarm möchten. Qualität und Leistung sind meistens gut, abhängig von der Nähe zu touristischen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Besonders bei Touristen beliebt sind die weithin bekannten „Salzburger Nockerl“ (Vorsicht: Eine Portion reicht für 2-3 Personen). In den letzten Jahren entwickelte sich allerdings viel Neues (so z. B. ein Fingerfood-Restaurant der Nobelkategorie).
Zur Hotelgastronomie siehe auch im Abschnitt accommodation.
Cheap
Besonders zu empfehlen sind die Würstelstände in der Altstadt, die mit Altbewährtem wie „Frankfurter“, „Käsekrainer“ und „Debreziner“ sowie Spezialitäten, unter anderem dem beliebten „Bosna“, aufwarten.
- In the Saint-Julien-Straße und in ihrer Verlängerung links der Salzach, der Ignaz-Harrer-Straße, gibt es zahlreiche preisgünstige Imbisse wie Dönerhäuser, ungarische Schnellküchen, etc., z. B. Sindbad Kebap.
- Balkan Grill Walter, Getreidegasse 33 (in einem Durchhaus zwischen Getreidegasse und Universitätsplatz). Hier gibt es die (mutmaßlich) originale Bosna, ein besonders in Österreich beliebter Imbiss, bestehend aus Bratwurst in einer Semmel mit Zwiebeln und Gewürzen.
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Mittags findet man zahlreiche günstige Mittagsmenüs auch bei den ansonsten teuren Restaurants, hier heißt es vergleichen. Preise um 7 €.
- 1 Cafe Konditorei Fürst, Brodgasse 13, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 843759-0, Email: [email protected]. Im Jahre 1890 hatte die Cafe Konditorei Fürst die erste Mozartkugel hergestellt. Die Konditorei verkauft nicht nur Mozartkugeln, sondern auch Trüffel.
- 2 ARGE Beisl, Ulrike-Gschwandtner-Straße 5,5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 662 840 839, Email: [email protected]. Die ARGEkultur ist ein Kulturzentrum, hier befindet sich u. a. das freie Radio „Radiofabrik“, und das ARGE Beisl ist das dazugehörige Café und Restaurant. Große Sonnenterrasse und kreative Speisekarte, im Sommer z. B. selbstgebraute Limonaden.
- Bella Vita, Vogelweiderstraße 9. Tel.: 43 662 883338. Italienisch, pakistanisch. Unmittelbar neben Hotel Drei Kreuz.
- 3 Restaurant Zum Eulenspiegel, Hagenauerpl. 2, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 662 843180. Gute, gehobene österreichische Küche - empfehlenswert ist der Backhendlsalat.
Upscale
- 4 Hangar-7, Wilhelm-Spazier-Str. 7A, 5020 Salzburg (am Flughafen Salzburg). Tel.: 43 (0)662 2197-0, Fax: 43 (0)662 2197-3786. Wechselnde internationale Spitzenköche in einem hochmodernen Ausstellungsgebäude und Flugzeugmuseum.
- 5 esszimmer, Müllner Hauptstraße 33, 5020 Salzburg (stadtnah). Tel.: 43 676 6520567. Eines der besten Restaurants Österreichs, ausgezeichnet mit drei Hauben und einem Michelinstern.
nightlife
Das Nachtleben in Salzburg spielt sich hauptsächlich in den Bars am Rudolfskai, in der Imbergstraße, in der Gstättengasse, in der Bergstraße und in der Steingasse ab, die alle zentral in der Innenstadt liegen und bequem zu Fuß zu erreichen sind.Etwas außerhalb in der Nähe vom Flughafen befindet sich auch noch das Atrium West, eine größere Diskothek mit mehreren Lokalen (Nightrow, Bungalow 6 usw.). Man kann die Diskothek jedoch über die O-Bus-Linie 2 erreichen.
Gastgärten
- Stieglkeller. Am Festungsberg beim Festungsaufzug, der schönste Gastgarten Salzburgs mit Blick über die Altstadt, Restaurant mit Bedienung und Gastgartenbereich mit Selbstbedienung.
- Augustinerbräu. In Mülln angesiedelt, traditionelles Bräuhaus mit selbstgebrautem Bier, schöner Gastgarten, bei Touristen und bei Einheimischen sehr beliebt.
- Sternbräu. In der Altstadt zwischen der zentralen Getreidegasse und der zur Salzach hin gelegenen Griesgasse befindet sich der traditionsreiche Großgasthof Sternbräu mit mehreren Restaurantbereichen und zwei Gastgärten.
Bars
- 2 Republic, Anton-Neumayr-Platz, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 843448, Fax: (0)662 846808, Email: [email protected]. Vormals „Szene“, am Anton-Neumayr-Platz, Club mit angeschlossenem Veranstaltungssaal, Live-Musik, DJ's, Clubbings.
- 3 Shamrock Irish Pub, Rudolfskai 12, 5020 Salzburg (mitten im Zentrum der Altstadt). Tel.: 43 (0)662 841610, Email: [email protected]. Gemütliche Bar mit Einheimischen und Touristen, jeden Tag Live-Musik, aber nicht sehr günstig.Geöffnet: Mo 15.00 – 2.00 Uhr, Di Mi 15.00 – 3.00 Uhr, Do 15.00 – 4.00 Uhr, Fr Sa 12.00 – 4.00 Uhr, So 12.00 – 2.00 Uhr.
- 4 Schnaitl Music Pub, Bergstraße 5, 5020 Salzburg. Eines der wenigen „alternativen“ Lokale in Salzburg, vor allem bei Schülern und Studenten beliebt, teilweise günstige Getränkeangebote, Rockmusik.Geöffnet: Mo – Sa 20.00 – 5.00 Uhr.
accommodation
- arte Hotel Salzburg, Rainerstraße 28, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0) 662 877500, Email: [email protected].
Direkt beim Bahnhof und nur 10 Minuten vom Zentrum entfernt liegt unser arte Hotel Salzburg. Das Gebäude ist ein beeindruckender Hochbau aus Stahl, Beton und Glas und bietet einen atemberaubenden Blick auf die Altstadt und das Umland.Characteristic: ★★★★.Geöffnet: 0-24.Check-in: 14:00.Check-out: 12:00.facebook url used
Cheap
- 1 JUFA Familienhotel Salzburg City (vormals: Jugendgästehaus Salzburg), Josef-Preis-Allee 18, 5020 Salzburg (südlich der Altstadt, 5 bis 10 Gehminuten ins Zentrum; vom Bahnhof Obus 3, 5, Bus 25, ab Zentrum auch Bus 20, alle: Haltestelle Justizgebäude). Tel.: 43 (0)5 7083-613, Email: [email protected].
- 2 Yoho, Paracelsusstraße 9, 5020 Salzburg (nahe Hauptbahnhof, 10 bis 15 Gehminuten ins Zentrum). Tel.: 43 (0)662 879649, Fax: 43 (0)662 878810, Email: [email protected].
- 3 Strawberry Summer Hostel Salzburg, Strubergasse 1, 5020 Salzburg (Studentenheim, an der Salzach gelegen, jeweils ca. 10 Gehminuten ins Zentrum und zum Hauptbahnhof). Tel.: 43 (0)662 43963999, Email: [email protected]. Preis: Übernachtung: 28 bis 54 €.
- 4 Salzburgrooms, Jahnstraße 20, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 25 45 33, Fax: 43 (0)662 25 45 33 - 8, Email: [email protected]. Check-in: from 1:00 p.m.Check-out: bis 11:00 Uhr.Accepted payment methods: Visa, Mastercard.
- 5 Ökotel, Eugen-Müller-Straße 9, 5020 Salzburg (an der Grenze zu Freilassing, Obuslinie 4 (Endstation Forellenwegsiedlung), 20 Min. ins Zentrum). Tel.: 43 594 594 60. Preis: Übernachtung Frühstück: 21,- bis 39,- €.
- 6 Meininger Hotel Salzburg City Center, Fürbergstraße 18-20, 5020 Salzburg (im Stadtteil Schallmoos; Obuslinie 2 vom Bahnhof, Obuslinien 4, 10 vom Zentrum; Haltestelle Sterneckstraße; zu Fuß ca. 20-30 Min. in die Altstadt). Tel.: 43 (0) 720 8834 14.
- 7 ibis budget Salzburg Airport, Josef-Lindner-Str. 8, 5073 Wals-Himmelreich (neben der Westautobahn / unweit des Flughafens; Obuslinie 2, Haltestelle Outletcenter Himmelreich; 25 Min. vom Bahnhof). Tel.: 43 (0)662857036. Characteristic: ★★.
- 8 Muffin Hostel, Hegigasse 9, 5020 Salzburg (ca. 15 Gehminuten ins Zentrum). Tel.: 43 (0)664 63 67 635, Email: [email protected].
- A&O Hostel Salzburg Hauptbahnhof, Fanny-von-Lehnert-Straße 4, 5020 Salzburg (In unmittelbarer Nähe zum Hauptbahnhof.). Tel.: 43 662 2342000, Email: [email protected]. Preis: Doppel-, Familien- und Gruppenzimmer ab nur 11€.
- 9 Hotel Drei Kreuz, Vogelweiderstraße 9. Tel.: 43 662 872790. Einfaches Hotel, gratis WLAN, Haltestellen Linien 2 und 4 jeweils ca. 200 m.
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- 10 AllYouNeed Hotel Salzburg, Glockengasse 4b, 5020 Salzburg. E-mail: [email protected]. Jährlich saisonal von 1. Juli bis 30. September.Characteristic: ★★★.Check-in: ab 15:00 Uhr.Check-out: bis 11:00 Uhr.Preis: EZ:€ 49,- bis € 99,-, DZ: € 69,- bis 124,-, Kinderermäßigung, Studentenermäßigung.
- 11 Der Salzburger Hof, Kaiserschützenstraße 1, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43(0)662 46970, Fax: 43(0)662 4697025, Email: [email protected]. Check-in: jederzeit.Check-out: 11.00 Uhr.Preis: Preise: Nebensaison 60 bis 110 €, Hochsaison: 110 bis 190 €.
- Appartements Schaffenrath, Alpenstraße 115-117, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 63900-0, Fax: 43 (0)662 63900-5, Email: [email protected]. Check-in: jederzeit.Check-out: 11.00 Uhr.Preis: Preise: 58 bis 248 €.
- 12 Adlerhof, Elisabethstraße 25, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 875236, Fax: 43 (0)662 873663. Check-in: jederzeit.Check-out: 11.00 Uhr.Preis: Nebensaison 48 bis 72 €, Hochsaison: 78 bis 92 €.
- 13 NH Salzburg City, Franz-Josef-Straße 26, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 8820410, Fax: 43 (0)662 874240, Email: [email protected]. Preis: 83,30 X € pro Nacht.
- 14 Hotel am Dom, Goldgasse 17, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 842765, Fax: 43 (0)662 842765-55. Preis: Preise: Nebensaison 58 bis 106 €, Hochsaison (15. Juni - 15. Oktober) 76 bis 117 €.
- 15 Hotel Rosenvilla, Höfelgasse 4, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 621765, Email: [email protected].
- 16 Altstadthotel Weisse Taube, Kaigasse 9, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 842404, Email: [email protected].
Upscale
- 17 Gasthof Hotel Doktorwirt, Glaserstraße 9, Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 622973, Fax: 43 (0)662 622973-25, Email: [email protected]. Der Doktorwirt „Das Frieseneggergut zu Aigen“. In ländlicher Umgebung und trotzdem nur wenige Autominuten (auch O-Bus Nr. 7) zur Innenstadt.
- 18 Radisson Blu Hotel Altstadt, Salzburg, Judengasse 15-Rudolfskai 28. Tel.: 43 (0)662 848-5710, Fax: 43 (0)662 848-5716, Email: [email protected]. Steigen Sie bei uns in der von der UNESCO zur Weltkulturerbestätte erklärten Altstadt von Salzburg ab und genießen Sie die Nähe zu den meisten der bedeutenden Sehenswürdigkeiten dieser österreichischen Stadt.
- 19 Hotel Goldgasse, Goldgasse 10, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 84 56 22, Fax: 43 (0)662 84 56 22-9, Email: [email protected].
- 20 Hotel Goldener Hirsch, Getreidegasse 37, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 80840, Fax: 43 (0)662 843349, Email: [email protected]. Check-in: 14.00 Uhr.Check-out: Mittag.
- 21 Hotel Bristol, Makartplatz 4, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 8735-57, Fax: 43 (0)662 8735-576, Email: [email protected]. Preis: 173 bis 620 €.
- 22 Hotel Sacher Salzburg, Schwarzstraße 5-7, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 88977-0, Fax: 43 (0)662 88977-551, Email: [email protected].
- 23 Amadeo Hotel Schaffenrath, Alpenstraße 115-117, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 63900-0, Fax: 43 (0)662 63900-5, Email: [email protected].
- 24 Altstadthotel Amadeus, Linzergasse 43-45, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 662 - 87 14 01, Fax: 43 662 - 87 14 01 7, Email: [email protected].
- 25 Altstadthotel Kasererbräu, Kaigasse 33, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 84 24 45-0, Fax: 43 (0)662 84 24 45-51, Email: [email protected]. In der Altstadt, 3 Minuten vom Dom, gelegenes 4-Sterne-Hotel. Das Hotel stammt aus dem Jahr 1342, war ursprünglich eine Klosterherberge, 1526 das Weinhaus zum Weiszen Lewen und wurde 2008 umfassend saniert. Zur Ausstattung gehört ein Wellnessbereich, Garagen und Parkplätze beim Hotel, ein Fahrradverleih und das angeschlossene Mozart-Kino.
- 26 Romantik Hotel Gmachl, Dorfstrasse 14 - 5161 Elixhausen. Tel.: 43 (0)662 48 02 12, Fax: 43 (0)662 48 02 12-72. Am grünen Stadtrand, mit dem Auto ca. 8 km von der Salzburger Altstadt entfernt, liegt das Romantik Hotel Gmachl, das seit 1334, mithin als ältester Familienbetrieb Österreichs, existiert. Das Hotel verfügt über 70 Betten, ein hoteleigenes Haubenrestaurant mit gehobenen regionalen Spezialitäten, die vorwiegend aus der eigenen Landmetzgerei stammen und das Panorama SPA „Horizont“ auf über 1.000 m² im Dachgeschoss.
- 27 Hotel Stein (Restaurant Steinterrasse: café.bar.lounge.), Giselakai 3-5, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 8743460, Fax: 43 (0)662 8743469, Email: [email protected]. Das Hotel Stein ist ein Salzburger Stadthotel in der rechtsseitigen Altstadt mit einer langen Geschichte und heute für seine Aussichtsterrasse bekannt.Characteristic: ★★★★.
- 28 Hotel Gasthof Brandstätter, Münchner Bundesstraße 69, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 (0)662 434535, Fax: 43 (0)662 434535-90, Email: [email protected].
camping
Im Stadtgebiet von Salzburg befinden sich folgende drei Campingplätze, welche mit dem Wohnwagen/Wohnmobil oder mit dem Zelt genützt werden können:
- 29 Campingplatz Salzburg-Nord, Samstraße 22A, 5023 Salzburg (Stadtteil Sam). Tel.: 43 662 66 04 94, Fax: 43 662 66 04 94, Email: [email protected].
- 30 Campingplatz Salzburg-Stadtblick, Rauchenbichlerstraße 21, 5020 Salzburg. Tel.: 43 662 450 652, Fax: 43 662 458 018.
- 31 Campingplatz Schloss Aigen, Weberbartlweg 20, 5026 Salzburg (Stadtteil Aigen). Tel.: 43 662 622 079, Fax: 43 662 633 089.
Für Wohnmobile gibt es auch den
- 32 Reisemobilstellplatz Salzburg, Carl-Zuckmayer-Straße 26, 5101 Salzburg (Stadtteil Kasern). Tel.: 43 676 911 4244, Fax: 43 1 863 11 12, Email: [email protected].
Learn
Work
Arbeiten kann jeder EU-Bürger, benötigt wird lediglich ein gültiger Reisepass. Jobs im Tourismus sind fast immer zu haben, allerdings ist der Verdienst relativ gering (unter deutschem Tarif!).
security
Emergency numbers
- Fire department: 122
- Police: 133
- Notarzt: 141
- Rescue: 144
- Unfall- und Pannenhilfe, Abschleppdienst: ÖAMTC: 120 ARBÖ: 123
- Sperrhotline für gestohlene- oder verlorene Kredit- und Bankomatkarten (EC Karten) der Bankenauskunft.at: 0800 2048800
Salzburg ist im Grunde eine sehr sichere Stadt, tags wie nachts kann man sich sorgenfrei bewegen. Allenfalls auf touristisch stark frequentierten Plätzen sollte man sich vor allem zur Festspielzeit vor Taschendieben in acht nehmen.
Eine Polizeidienststelle befindet sich in der Altstadt etwas versteckt im Rathausgebäude im 1. Stock (nahe der zentralen Staatsbrücke am westlichen Ufer der Salzach).
Das nächste Konsulat der Bundesrepublik Deutschland befindet sich in der Dreifaltigkeitsgasse 11, 5020 Salzburg (im Gebäude des Bankhauses Spängler).
health
Als regionale Besonderheit gilt der „Salzburger Schnürlregen“. Es handelt sich dabei um sehr starke Niederschläge, die mitunter mehrere Tage andauern können. Bei der Bekleidung sollte man also damit rechnen, dass es auch im Sommer öfters nur etwa 10 Grad haben kann, gepaart mit heftigem Dauerregen (niederschlagsreichste Zeit im Jahr sind die Monate Juni bis August).
Practical advice
- Wie im Rest Österreichs wird auch hier deutsch (teilweise durchaus auch in starker mundartlicher Färbung) gesprochen, mit English sollte man allerdings im Stadtgebiet (solange man keine komplizierten Sachverhalte schildern oder erfahren will) auch problemlos weiterkommen. Vereinzelt wird in Läden auch rudimentär italienisch gesprochen.
- Briefmarken erhält man auch in den meisten Tabak- und Zeitschriftenläden („Trafiken“).
trips
- Aigen, südöstlicher Vorort von Salzburg, Schloss (urkundlich 1402, gestaltet 17.-19. Jahrhundert) mit Parkanlage (18.-19. Jahrhundert) am Hang des Gaisbergs (737 m), Pfarrkirche (urkundlich 1411, Umbau 1689).
- Gaisberg, 1287 m hoher, östlich der Stadt gelegener Freizeit-, Erholungs- und Aussichtsberg der Salzburger. Das Gipfelplateau ist mit Pkw / Motorrad zu erreichen, dort befindet sich der Sender Gaisberg. Für Paragleiter und Drachenflieger gibt es 3 Startplätze knapp unterhalb des Gipfels.
- 30 Salzburger Freilichtmuseum, Hasenweg, A-5084 Großgmain. Tel.: 43 (0)662 85011, Fax: 43 (0)662 8500119, Email: [email protected]. Das Salzburger Freilichtmuseum ist über die Autobahnabfahrt Salzburg West bzw. Wals/EXIT 297 erreichbar. Einmal pro Stunde besteht eine Autobusverbindung von Salzburg Hauptbahnhof. Das Salzburger Freilichtmuseum besteht aus ungefähr 100 Originalbauten aus 6 Jahrhunderten. Hier befinden sich alte Bauernhöfe, eine Brauerei, Dorfschule, Schmiede und ein E-Werk, alte Traktoren, Dampfmaschinen und Arbeitsgeräte sowie ein historisches Wirtshaus mit einem gemütlichen Gastgarten. Vor allem an Sonn-und Feiertagen zeigen Handwerker ihre traditionellen Fertigkeiten.Geöffnet: Apr bis Jun, Sept bis Okt Di bis So 9 bis 18 Uhr, Jul und Aug täglich 9 bis 18 Uhr, 26.Dez bis 6.Jan 9 bis 16 Uhr.Preis: Erwachsene € 10, Schüler, Studenten € 5, Senioren € 8, Kinder bis 6 Jahre frei.
- Hallein with the Salzwelten Hallein
- Munich ist mit dem Auto oder Zug in etwa eineinhalb Stunden zu erreichen.
literature
- Heinz Dopsch, Robert Hoffmann: Geschichte der Stadt Salzburg, Pustet Salzburg 1996.
- Heinz Dopsch: Kleine Geschichte Salzburgs – Stadt und Land, Pustet 2001.
- Robert Hoffmann: Mythos Salzburg. Bilder einer Stadt, Salzburg, Pustet München 2002.
- Kurt Kaindl, Roland Floimair: Hundert Jahre Film, 1895-1995: Salzburger Film- und Fotopioniere, Amt der Salzburger Landesregierung, vertreten durch das Landespressebüro, Salzburg 1994.
- Fritz Koller, Hermann Rumschöttel: Bayern und Salzburg im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert, vom Salzachkreis zur EUregio, Samson 2006. ISBN 3-921635-98-5
- Herbert Rosendorfer: Salzburg für Anfänger, nymphenburger 2003.
- Christian Strasser: The Sound of Klein-Hollywood: Filmproduktion in Salzburg, Salzburg im Film: mit einem Filmlexikon. Österreichischer Kunst- und Kulturverlag Wien 1993. ISBN 3854370474
Web links
- http://www.stadt-salzburg.at/ – Offizielle Webseite von Salzburg
- Offizielle Seite des Landes Salzburg
- Tourismus Salzburg Offizieller Reiseführer der Kultur- und Mozartstadt Salzburg
- WE ARE SALZBURG - Terminübersicht über Konzerte, Partys und Kulturveranstaltungen
- W.A. Mozart Airport Salzburg
- Obus Salzburg
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