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Updated 10 March 2020
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Salzburg offers art, culture, historical and modern sights, thrilling events, livingtradition, pleasure, relaxation and great food – and nearly all within walkingdistance. These are all part of the multitude of options open to holidaymakers inSalzburg that guarantee an unforgettable city break at this world culturalheritage site. The city of Salzburg is a stage for over 4000 cultural events everyyear and is home to around 20 baroque period churches. Salzburg was added tothe UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site list in 1997.
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THE CITY
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Salzburg was originally known as Juvavum, a
trading stop on one of the Roman Empire’s most
important routes. It declined during hard times
after the Goths’ attack on Rome, and as the
western part of the empire declined, so did
Salzburg. All that remained was a small village.
In 696 AD the city was revived. Bishop Rupert
was so fond of the area’s beauty that he
re-named it Salzburg after the river Salzach, and
made it an Episcopal See. His successors, the
bishops Wolf Dietrich, Markus Sittikusand, and
Paris Lodron, were instrumental in creating the
Salzburg we know today, especially its majestic
Baroque churches, palaces, and castles. Most of
the cultural treasures, including the Altstadt (the
Old Town) and the Hohensalzburg fortress, are
in the western part of the city known as
Salzachufer.
One of the world’s most outstanding geniuses,
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was born here in
1756. His place of birth, Hagenauer Haus, still
stands to this day.
After World War II, Salzburg became one of
Austria’s most important commercial centres as
well as one of its largest tourist destinations.
One of the major reasons was the 1964 lm,
"Sound of Music."
The new Salzburg, with its banks, railway and
bus stations, Mirabellplatz and many cheap
hotels has sprung up on the right side of the
river Rechtes Salzachufer.
EVENTS
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Mozart Week
Second only to the
Summer Festival in
preeminence, Mozart
Week is one of the major
musical highlights here in
Salzburg. Since 1956, the
Mozarteum Foundation has hosted this festival
on and around 27 January, Mozart’s birthday,
providing a stage for Austrian and international
artists and musicians.
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Address: Stiftung Mozarteum
Phone: +43662 874454
Internet:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/mozart-week
Email: [email protected]
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Salzburg Easter FestivalSince being founded by
Herbert von Karajan in
1967, the Easter Festival
has been an integral
component of the
Salzburg events calendar.
Providing a complement to the Festival during
the summer months, in this case the primary
focus is on opera. The Easter Festival begins on
the Saturday before Palm Sunday and lasts until
Easter Monday.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Osterfestspiele Salzburg
Phone: +43662 8045-361
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/salzb
urg-easter-festival
Email: [email protected]
Salzburg Whitsun Festival
In addition to the Easter-
and Summer Festivals,
Salzburg has also
featured a Whitsun
Festival since 1973. In
this case, Herbert von
Karajan’s original idea was to give those people
who had not been able to obtain tickets for the
Easter Festival an opportunity to listen to
acclaimed international orchestras between Whit
Saturday and Whit Monday.
Photo: © Uli Weber / Decca
Address: Hofstallgasse 1
Phone: +43662 8045-500
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/salzb
urg-whitsun-festival
Email: [email protected]
SommerszeneThe Sommerszene
festival is seen as a
counterpoint to the
Salzburg Festival. The
focus of its program is
contemporary dance,
theater, performance and installations.
Numerous free events do their part to spark a
dialogue between artists and audiences.
Photo: Jens Sethzman
Address: Szene Salzburg
Phone: +43662 843448
Internet:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/sommerszene
Email: [email protected]
Salzburg Festival
The annual cultural
highlight takes place
from mid-July until the
end of August: the
Salzburg Festival. In
addition to numerous
opera performances, including several new
productions, Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s
"Jedermann" on Cathedral Square takes center
stage.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Herbert von Karajan Platz 11
Phone: +43662 8045-500
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/salzburg-festi
val/salzburg-festival
Email: [email protected]
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Take The A-TrainIn September, the call is
clear for everyone to
hear: All aboard for the
“Take the A-Train”
festival at, and close to
the main station in
Salzburg. On several dierent stages, the
international music scene and hot live acts from
across Europe rub shoulders with top local
musicians.
Photo: Foto Wildbild
Address: Take The A-Train – Jazz Festival am Bahnhof
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/events-calenda
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Salzburg Culture Days
First-class performances
and concerts are on the
14-day program of
Culture Days, which is
organized by the
Salzburg Cultural
Society. This music festival is famous for its
Classical performances as well as its embrace of
experimentation, not shying away from exciting
mixtures of genres including hip-hop and hits
from the world of musicals.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg
Address: Waagplatz 1a
Phone: +43662 845346
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/salzb
urg-culture-days
Email: [email protected]
Jazz & The CityThe Jazz & The City
festival takes place at
rather out-of-the-ordinary
venues that include
manufacturing
businesses, churches and
hotels, along with bars and cafes. Performers
include international artists and newcomers,
while entrance is free. Aside from World Music
and jazz, the program also features electronic
music.
Photo: Altstadt Salzburg Marketing GmbH
Address: Münzgasse 1
Phone: +43662 845453
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/jazz-
and-the-city
Email: [email protected]
Winterfest
Winterfest has developed
into one of the biggest
festivals for modern
circus artistry in the
German-speaking world.
From the end of
November until the beginning of January, only
the very best circus troupes get to perform under
the big tents in the Volksgarten. Visitors can
look forward to an exciting program of side
events, compelling acrobatics and a colorful
culinary oer.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Volksgarten
Phone: +43662 433490
Internet:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/highlights/winterfest
Email: [email protected]
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Salzburg Advent SingingA deeply rooted vocal and
musical legacy, Alpine
melodies and traditions:
This is what Salzburg
Advent Singing in the
Grosses Festspielhaus is
all about. Over 150 musicians, actors and child
performers conjure up a perfect Christmas
atmosphere for the public to enjoy. Similar
events in and around Salzburg include
Salzburger Hirtenadvent and Original Salzburg
Advent.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Großes Festspielhaus
Phone: +43662 843182
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/advent/salzb
urg-advent-singing
Email: [email protected]
Salzburg Christmas Markets
Numerous Advent
markets during the
run-up to Christmas draw
visitors from near and far
to the City of Mozart. The
most famous of these
include the Christkindlmarkt on Cathedral- and
Residenzplatz squares, along with Advent Magic
at Hellbrunn – which is particularly popular with
families – and the Advent market on
Mirabellplatz.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Salzburger Christkindlmarkt
Phone: +43-664-1091491
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/advent/salzb
urg-christmas-market
Email: [email protected]
DO & SEE
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
The medieval and baroque area of the city is a
world cultural heritage site and features a
number of impressive and historical sights, as
well as museums and family trip destinations.
Visitors can almost breathe the history of the
town on the River Salzach while also catching
plenty of glimpses of contemporary architecture
and the modern world.
Fortress Hohensalzburg perches regally at the
top of the 'Festungsberg' and is one of the
largest fortied defence systems in Europe.
Gazing down to the foot of the Mönchsberg
visitors see the festival district and the large
festival hall, Felsenreitschule riding school built
into the mountainside, and the 'Haus für Mozart'.
The Getreidegasse is a well-known attraction
and is one of the most attractive and heavily
frequented shopping streets in the world. A
stone’s throw away there is Salzburg cathedral
with its imposing dome and magnicent facade
made of marble hewn from the Untersberg.
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Festung Hohensalzburg
The rst thing to do is to
take the cableway up to
Hohensalzburg fortress.
It is the best-preserved
medieval fortress in
Central Europe, and the
views from atop the 1,660 foot-high
Festungsberg Mountain are remarkable. To the
north is the city with its church spires, and to the
south the Alps.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Festungsgasse, 4
Internet:
http://www.salzburg-burgen.at/en/hohensalzburg/index.htm
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/sights/top10/hohens
alzburg-fortress
Altstadt
Most of Salzburg’s tourist
attractions are in
Altstadt, the Old Town.
However, the charm of
the area itself is possibly
the biggest draw of all. It
is a listed UNESCO world heritage site, full of
quaint squares, fountains, Baroque churches,
chubby medieval buildings, wrought iron signs,
and much more.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg
Address: Altstadt, Old Town
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/unesco-wor
ld-cultural-heritage
Salzburg Card
THE MOST IMPORTANT
CARD FOR ALL
SALZBURG VISITORS!
The Salzburg Card
entitles holders to a wide
range of free and
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reduced-price visits to various attractions in and
around Salzburg – such as free admission to
Salzburg’s museums, free use of the
Festungsbahn funicular railway and the
Untersbergbahn cable car; a ride on Salzach ship
(tour 1) and free use of public transport.
Salzburg Card holders also benet from
discounts on a number of concerts, theatrical
performances and sightseeing destinations in
and around Salzburg.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Internet: https://www.salzburg.info/en
More Info:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/hotels-oers/salzburg-card
Museum of Natural History
Museum of Natural
History and Technology,
aquarium with 40 display
pools, 56 terrariums with
live reptiles and
amphibians, a dinosaur
hall, a space display, a world of crystals, a
journey around the human body, a tour of the
ocean and a science centre.
The aquarium is quite rightly said to be one of
the most attractive aquariums in Central Europe.
More than 40 display pools provide an insight
into the magical underwater world. Every
Monday visitors can watch the feeding of the
reef sharks.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Museumsplatz 5
Phone: +43662 842653
Internet: www.hausdernatur.at/
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/sights/top10/museu
m-of-natural-history
Salzburg FestivalOPERA, THEATRE &
CONCERTS OF THE
HIGHEST QUALITY! The
Salzburg Festival is
famous all over the world
and a highlight in the
cultural year every time. Every summer the
Salzburg Festival transforms the city of Mozart
into a gigantic stage for a number of weeks.
On 'rst nights' the Hofstallgasse along the front
of the main festival hall is packed with luxury
limousines and members of high society!
A WIDE RANGE OF EVENTS FOR A
COLOURFUL FESTIVAL PROGRAMME!
Every year the Salzburg Festival stages around
200 events.
Several great venues are used to nd the best
stage for a colourful range of events. Some of the
best known venues include the main festival
hall, the Felsenreitschule, the House for Mozart
and Domplatz square, upon which the famous
morality play 'Everyman' is staged.
HERBERT VON KARAJAN AND THE SALZBURG
FESTIVAL!
The era of Herbert von Karajan began in
Salzburg in the post-war years. In 1948 he
conducted his rst operatic production in the city
– Gluck’s Orpheus. In 1956 he was appointed
artistic director and in 1957 he directed
Beethoven’s Fidelio for the rst time. In 1960
Herbert von Karajan opened the new main
festival hall, heralding the dawn of a new era
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when he conducted Richard Strauss’s 'Der
Rosenkavalier'. Although Karajan was no longer
the sole artistic director from autumn 1960
onwards, and was part of a board of directors
from 1964, he was still the one pulling all the
strings and making the key decisions. He was the
very last 'absolutist ruler' as one obituary
remarked following his death in 1989.
In 1967 he established the Easter Festival, which
he managed until his death. Every year he
worked on a new operatic production with the
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, who were made
available by the Berlin Senate for the occasion.
He also founded the Salzburg Pngstkonzerte at
Whitsuntide.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Hofstallgasse 1
Internet: www.salzburgerfestspiele.at/summer
More Info:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/salzburg-festival
Salzburg Cathedral
This seventeenth century
Baroque cathedral is one
of the most beautiful
architectural buildings in
Salzburg. The history of
the cathedral gives an
amazing depth to the wonderful colours and
paintings. Find out more about the cathedral on
sight.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg
Address: Domplatz
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/sights/churches-cem
eteries/salzburger-cathedral
Mozarts GeburtshausMozart’s family lived on
the 3rd oor of the
"Hagenauer Haus" at
Getreidegasse no. 9 for
26 years, from 1747 until
1773. On the 27th
January 1756 it became the birthplace of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, their famous son.
The building was named after its owner, a friend
of the Mozart family, the tradesman and spice
emporium owner Johann Lorenz Hagenauer.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Getreidegasse 9
Phone: +43662 844313
Internet: www.mozarteum.at/en
More Info:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/sights/top10/mozarts-birthplace
SALZBURG FOR TRAVELLERS
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
The city of Salzburg has the ideal holiday
itinerary for every type of traveller - for families,
gays and lesbians, lovers, culture seekers and
short break enthusiasts.
Discover the very best of Salzburg in just 48
hours or on a laid-back family holiday. Lovers
and romantics can visit the world’s most
magnicent wedding hall – the marble hall at
Schloss Mirabell palace.
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Salzburg for 48 hours
In Salzburg there are
medieval areas of the
town, bright and colourful
oral gardens, and
modern architecture – all
just a few minutes’ walk
from each other. One of the great things about
Salzburg is that many of the most fascinating
and beautiful sights can be discovered on the
way from A to B.
Day 1:
On the rst day we recommend a walk up to
Fortress Hohensalzburg, a tour of the stately
apartments and the museum, a look around the
cathedral and a visit to the Franciscan church,
followed by a stroll around St. Peter’s district
taking in the graveyard, monastery and
catacombs in the Mönchsberg hillside.
Day 2:
On the second day we propose a walk to Mirabell
Gardens to see the Pegasus fountain, rose hill
and gnome garden; then a tour of Mozart’s home
on Makartplatz square, a trip to Schloss
Hellbrunn palace to witness the old
'Wasserspiele' trick water jets, or you can ride up
the nearby Untersberg mountain for
breath-taking sweeping vistas of the city and
province of Salzburg.
Options for a short trip to Salzburg:
• Visit the popular 'Haus der Natur' museum
• Visit the Museum of Modernity
• Enjoy a boat trip down the Salzach
• Take a tour of the festival halls
• Visit the Panorama Museum
Tip: Use the 48-hour Salzburg Card to enjoy a
wide range of sights.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/48-hours
Salzburg for 72 hours
A three-day stay in
Salzburg will allow you to
feel the rhythm of the
city. Day 1: Start the rst
day of your trip by
walking up to
Hohensalzburg Fortress or visiting Mozart's
Birthplace in the Getreidegasse followed by a
stroll through St. Peter's district with its
Cemetery, Church, Monastery and the
Catacombs hewn out of the Mönchsberg. The
Salzburg Museum also oers interesting insight
into the city's history, oering changing
exhibitions.
Day 2:
In the morning you might want to visit the
Mirabell Gardens with its Pegasus Fountain,
Rose and Dwarves Garden and take a tour of the
Mozart Residence on Makart Square. In the
afternoon you can ride the cable car up on the
Untersberg to get a panoramic view of the city of
Salzburg or visit Hellbrunn Palace with its Trick
Fountains and Salzburg Zoo.
Day 3:
Salzburg oers a wide range of interesting
museums which should not only be an option in
case of inclement weather but are always worth
visiting, e.g. the Museum of Modern Art on the
Mönchsberg or the Domquartier.
Tip: Use the 72-hour Salzburg Card to enjoy a
wide range of sights.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/72-hours
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Salzburg for Families
Salzburg is ideal for a city
break or a day trip with
the whole family. The
relaxed rhythm of the
town, the short distances
and numerous things to
see and do provide plenty of variety for children.
The short distances between the various sights
are easy for children to negotiate and easily
manageable for parents with pushchairs. There
are several museums designed to interest and
entertain children, and some of the other
establishments also provide special tours for
kids.
Salzburg is surrounded by lakes, mountains and
great day-trip destinations. So there’s plenty of
variety, whatever the time of year and whatever
the weather.
The Salzburg Card is an aordable all-inclusive
pass for families. It enables visitors to enjoy free
admission to Salzburg’s museums and sights,
and entitles holders to free transit on the Salzach
ship, Festungsbahn castle lift, Untersbergbahn
mountain cable car and all municipal public
transport.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/family
Salzburg for Gays
Salzburg has something
for everyone and, of
course, that includes
homosexuals. Although
rst impressions might
suggest the picturesque
streets and lanes of the old town of Salzburg are
mostly reserved for heterosexual fans of the
baroque period and of Mozart – appearances can
be very misleading.
There is a wide range of places to go, and things
to see and do for gays and lesbians in Salzburg,
including bars, cafes and parties.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
More Info:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/gays-and-friends
Weddings in Salzburg
Romantics will nd
Salzburg provides a
wonderful stage for a
wedding or a honeymoon.
May, the month of lovers,
is certainly not the only
time white liveried horse-drawn carriages can be
seen riding through the streets of Salzburg, as
weddings take place here throughout the entire
year. Whether the sun is burning from high in
the sky, the reds and golds of the horse chestnut
trees have drawn the mantle of autumn across
the city, or the old town of Salzburg lies under a
blanket of driven snow – there can hardly be a
more beautiful place on earth to marry!
Registry oice weddings are held in the baroque
marble hall of Schloss Mirabell palace. This
venue provides an elegant backdrop for the most
important day of your life. Couples are greeted
by myriad heavenly messengers on the 'Angels'
Staircase'. The mood is then captured on camera
for eternity out in the palace gardens, while the
happy couple marvels at the wonderful view out
towards the castle and the old town.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/weddings
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Salzburg for Art & CultureSalzburg oers an
unsurpassably rich
variety of art and culture.
There are numerous
museums and galleries of
international repute and
over 4000 cultural events every year. The works
of many great artists are on show in the heart of
the historical of the city; there are famous
academies such as the International Summer
Academy of Salzburg, premium standard fairs
and exhibitions, and not least the world famous
Salzburg Festival – all of which makes Salzburg a
horn of plenty for visitors in search of items of
cultural interest.
Salzburg has a very lively art scene oering
everything from sophisticated culture to alpine
customs, the traditional and the modern, the
controversial and the universally popular. People
of all ages have the opportunity to explore,
marvel, discuss and enjoy.
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More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg
PACKAGES
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Salzburg Card Package 48 hours
Time for your appearance on the “Stage of the
World”.
Enjoy Salzburg with our “Salzburg Card
Packages”
Salzburg Card Package 2 nights / 48h includes:
• 2 nights accommodation included breakfast in
some selected hotels
• free, single admission to all of the city's
attractions for 48 hours
• free use of public transport for 48 hours
• attractive discounts for cultural events
• reduced prices at a number of excursion
destinations
*** (Breakfast) from 119.00 EUR
**** (Breakfast) from 139.00 EUR
The Salzburg card will be deposit at the
reception of your hotel.
Salzburg Card Package 72 hours
Time for your appearance on the “Stage of the
World”.
Enjoy Salzburg with our “Salzburg Card
Packages”
Salzburg Card Package 3 nights / 72h includes:
• 3 nights accommodation included breakfast in
some selected hotels
• free, single admission to all of the city's
attractions for 72 hours
• free use of public transport for 72 hours
• attractive discounts for cultural events
• reduced prices at a number of excursion
destinations
*** (Breakfast) from 169.00 EUR
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**** (Breakfast) from 199.00 EUR
The Salzburg card will be deposit at the
reception of your hotel.
DINING
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Eating and drinking in Salzburg are pleasures of
the highest order. The immense variety of
options includes beer gardens, traditional coee
houses, award-winning restaurants, bars and
cosy taverns.
There is an incredible range of restaurants and
food outlets in the city, so connoisseurs, nibblers
and night clubbers can all be sure of nding
something to suit their tastes.
People eating out have some tough decisions to
make in Salzburg. The county of Salzburg boasts
a higher density of award-winning restaurants
than any other Austrian province.
Salzburg is also a pioneer of the organic food
revolution. Around 38% of the agricultural
operations here are run by certied 'Bio'
farmers. This enables the countless simple,
down-to-earth restaurants and inns to serve
Salzburg specialities that really do come from
Salzburg.
Four very special breweries in the city of
Salzburg oer delicious and hearty meals and
snacks in a convivial atmosphere.
Visitors looking for a snack can look into one of
the delicatessens in the heart of the old town,
take a stroll around the Grünmarkt, or try the
produce at the farmers’ markets held once a
week on the Mirabellplatz and Papagenoplatz
squares.
Augustiner Bräu
Augustiner Bräu is the
largest brewery tavern in
the whole of Austria and
has an enchanting leafy
beer garden. Guests
queue up for beer in the
brewery, which is served straight from wooden
beer barrels. Hungry visitors stroll up and down
the 'Schmankerlgang' hallway to choose from a
wide range of typical fayre at the various kiosks.
Photo: Augustiner Bräu
Address: Lindhofstr. 7, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 431246
Internet: www.augustinerbier.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/beer-cultur
e/augustiner-braeu
Stiftskeller St.Peter
Stiftskeller St.Peter has
been a purveyor of
Salzburg’s brand of
hospitality for over 1200
years! Delicious food is
served in inspiringly
baroque surroundings. Why not book the 'Mozart
Dinner' at the Stiftskeller.
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Address: St. Peter Bezirk 1/4, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 8412680
Internet: www.stpeter-stiftskeller.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/dining-shopping/inns
/st-peter-stiftskeller
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Auerhahn
Around twenty years ago
this inn was transformed
into an immensely
popular, award-winning
restaurant. Consistent
quality, honest hospitality
and an eye for detail have ensured the Auerhahn
is in great demand with its many regular
customers in Salzburg. Enjoy a meal out in the
wonderful garden in the shade of the horse
chestnut trees.
Photo: Gasthof Auerhahn
Address: Bahnhofstraße 15, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 451052
Internet: http://auerhahn-salzburg.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/auer
hahn_az_12982
Gasthof Schloss Aigen
Gasthof Schloss Aigen is
one of Salzburg’s haute
cuisine restaurants. The
restaurant at the villa in
Aigen is particularly well
known for the various
freshly prepared dishes of local organic beef
made every day. Pleasant and rustic farmhouse
atmosphere and an idyllic garden dining area.
Photo: Gasthof Schloss Aigen
Address: Schwarzenbergpromenade 37, A-5026 Salzburg
Internet: http://www.schloss-aigen.at/
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/schl
oss-aigen-gasthof_az_8258
Stiegl BrauweltStiegl Brauwelt oers a
very charming and
unique beer hall. Stiegl
beer is a famous
beverage that combines
wonderfully with the
many delicious traditional dishes and specialities
on oer. Why not take a tour of the brewery and
explore the brewery museum.
Photo: Stiegl Brauwelt
Address: Kendlerstraße 1, A-5017 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 83870
Internet: www.stiegl.at/de/brauwelt
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/de/sehenswertes/musee
n/stiegl-brauwelt
Die Weisse
This brewery restaurant
and bar is ‘in’ with
everyone in Salzburg and
is well-known for its own
weissbier – 'die Weisse'.
Visitors are just a few
minutes’ walk from the centre of town and can
relax in the shade of the beer garden, enjoy a
meal, or drink in the brew house and at the bar
as the evening progresses.
Photo: Die Weisse
Address: Rupertgasse 10, A-5020 salzburg
Phone: +43 662 872246
Internet: www.dieweisse.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/salzburg/beer-cultur
e/die-weisse
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KrimplstätterSince 1548 Krimplstätter
has remained true to its
traditional philosophy:
"Beer needs a home".
Typical down-to-earth
Salzburg cuisine, hearty
hospitality and a homely atmosphere are what
every guest can expect at what is probably the
most convivial brewery tavern and restaurant in
Salzburg
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Address: Müllner Hauptstrasse 31, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 432274
Internet: www.krimpelstaetter.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/krim
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Café Restaurant TRIANGEL
Triangel is just across the
road from Salzburg’s
festival hall. It is a
restaurant that oers the
essence of Austrian
restaurant culture.
Triangel’s owners believe in the importance of
purchasing top quality produce from local
suppliers and prioritises organically farmed
products.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Wiener Philharmoniker Gasse 7, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 842229
Internet: www.triangel-salzburg.co.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/trian
gel_az_7797
UrbankellerThe Urbankeller is the
most popular of all the
pubs in Schallmooser
Hauptstraße and is open
to all kinds of cultural
output and to guests of all
ages – be it at a G'stanzl rhyming battle, jazz
performance or listening to rock grooves. Expect
refreshing and down-to-earth regional
atmosphere, whether you’re a diner, bar guest or
concert-goer.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Schallmooser Hauptstr. 50, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 870894
Internet: www.urbankeller.com/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/urba
nkeller_az_15169
Restaurant zum Eulenspiegel
The 'Zum Eulenspiegel'
restaurant has been a
unique feature of the old
part of Salzburg for 680
years. The rooms and the
location work their own
very special charm on guests as they enjoy the
many select wines and honest culinary fayre.
Several dishes are still pan-fried with melted
butter just like grandma used to do.
Photo: Restaurant zum Eulenspiegel
Address: Hagenauerplatz 2
Phone: +43 662 843180
Internet: www.zum-eulenspiegel.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/zum-
eulenspiegel_az_16226
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Zum fidelen AffenAustrian cuisine is an
important component of
the charm provided by
the 'delen Aen'. The
meat, vegetables and
salads are sourced from
Austrian farmers and local producers, and great
emphasis is placed by the owners on the
freshness and quality of the ingredients.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Priesterhausgasse 8, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 877361
Internet: www.delerae.at
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/zum-
delen-aen_az_12398
Esszimmer
Esszimmer has been
treating its guests to top
class cuisine in a
sophisticated atmosphere
since 2004. 3-toque and
Michelin star
award-winning chef Andreas Kaiblinger ensures
there’s plenty of variety on the menu from week
to week.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Müllner Hauptstr. 33
Phone: +43 662 870899
Internet: www.esszimmer.com
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/esszi
mmer-restaurant_az_9030
BärenwirtThe Bärenwirt has been
open for business in the
city of Salzburg since
1663. It’s a tavern
restaurant with all the
traditional features no
guest would wish to do without. It is well-known
for serving a typical, traditional spit-roasted
chicken and other Austrian culinary classics in a
traditional atmosphere.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Müllner Hauptstraße 8, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 422404
Internet: www.baerenwirt-salzburg.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/bare
nwirt_az_16470
CAFES
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Like all other European cities, Salzburg has
caught the cappuccino craze, but do not despair -
there are alternatives. There are places that
serve proper black coee with apfelstrudel, that
have a proper table to spread out your
newspaper on, and where there are more people
to look at besides lounging teenagers.
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Café GlüxfallCafe Glüxfall is a
charming and diminutive
breakfast cafe with a
sunny inner courtyard at
the heart of the old town
of Salzburg. Alongside a
rich and rened range of breakfasts, there are
also various smaller dishes available. In the
evenings guests can enjoy freshly made cocktails
or partake of a sophisticated glass of wine.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Franz-Josef-Kai 11
Phone: +43 662 265017
Internet: www.gluexfall.at/en/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/glux
fall-cafe-bar_az_7183
Café Bazar
Cafe Bazar is typical of
the tradition of coee
houses in Salzburg. Down
the years it has been a
haven for artists, poets
and thinkers, and is
renowned for its period xtures and ttings.
There is a wide range of beverages on oer,
sweet and savoury delicacies, cakes and classic
pastry desserts.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Schwarzstraße 3
Phone: +43 662874278
Internet: www.hotel-brandstaetter.com/en-cafe-bazar.htm
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/cafe-
bazar_az_4558
Café ClassicCafe Classic is located in
Mozart’s world famous
former home. It’s a great
place for guests of all
ages and lovers of
classical music to enjoy a
bounteous breakfast. There are also plenty of
smaller specialities and a ne selection of
desserts and sweet pastries to accompany your
cup of coee.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Makartplatz 8
Phone: +43 662 882700
Internet: www.cafeclassic.at/home/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/cafe-
classic_az_6280
republic
Republic is an urban
coee house with its own
modern air, situated in
the oldest part of
Salzburg. In the daytime
this modern venue is a
great place to relax, and in the evening it is
transformed into a lively bar and disco.
Photo: republic
Address: Anton Neumayr Platz 2
Phone: +43 662 843448
Internet: www.republic.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/events/event-venues/republic
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Carpe DiemThe very highest
standards of culinary
fayre can be enjoyed at
Carpe Diem! There is a
laid-back contemporary
atmosphere, plus rst
class delicacies and excellent service. The cafe is
particularly well-known for its 'cones', a very
exquisite form of nger food.
Photo: Carpe Diem
Address: Getreidegasse 50
Phone: + 43 662 848800
Internet: https://www.carpediemnestngerfood.com/en/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/carp
e-diem-nest-ngerfood_az_8005
Café Fingerlos
Cafe Fingerlos is
renowned all over
Salzburg, not least for its
range of bountiful
breakfasts. The in-house
sweet pastry bakery has
lots of special treats for customers with a sweet
tooth. The pleasant outdoor courtyard seating at
the heart of the idyllic Andräviertel area of
Salzburg is a great place to let the time drift by.
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Address: Franz-Josef-Strasse 9
Phone: +43 662 874213
Internet: www.cafe-ngerlos.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info:
www.salzburg.info/en/service/infos/ngerlos_az-258764
Café-Konditorei FürstThe home of Fürst
confectioneries is
well-known in Salzburg
and still produces the
world famous 'Original
Salzburger Mozartkugeln'
chocolate-coated marzipan balls by hand. The
cafe is just a stone’s throw from Salzburg’s
cathedral, and can oer guests a delicious cup of
coee on the wonderful patio during a
well-earned break. There is also a large
collection of typical Salzburg pastries and
steam-baked desserts. Attractively wrapped
Mozartkugel marzipan balls make a wonderful
gift for your nearest and dearest.
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Address: Brodgasse 13
Phone: +43 662 84 37 590
Internet: www.original-mozartkugel.com/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/cafe-
fuerst-alter-markt_az_5001
m32
Enjoy breakfast gazing
down from Cafe m32, the
restaurant at the Museum
of Modernity on top of
mount Mönchsberg, onto
the rooftops of the city at.
Indulge in a whole range of delicacies while
taking in the wonderful views of Mozart’s home
town. m32 can be reached using the Mönchsberg
lift or by taking an invigorating walk up the
Mönchsberg hillside.
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Address: Mönchsberg 32
Phone: +43 662 841000
Internet: http://m32.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info:
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https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/m32_az_8550
Café Wernbacher
The Wernbacher is a
popular and traditional
cafe in the Andräviertel
area of the city. It is
known for its
comprehensive range of
coees and blends, and for its special teas. There
are various dishes available, a set lunch and a
selection of cakes and pastry desserts.
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Address: Franz-Josef-Straße 5
Phone: +43 662 881099
Internet: www.facebook.com/wernbacher
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/cafe-
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BARS & NIGHTLIFE
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Salzburg has a surprisingly large selection of
bars. Just as with the restaurants, the best
experience is at one of the traditional bars. In
other words, head for Salzburg’s wonderful beer
gardens, the Biergarten. Try Augustiner Bräu on
Augustinergasse 4, whose beer is still brewed by
monks, or the Stieglkeller at Festungsgasse 10,
part of the Stiegl brewery, with postcard-perfect
views. Here are a few other suggestions:
SteinterrasseThe Steinterrasse rooftop
bar on top of the Hotel
Stein oers a
breath-taking panoramic
view across the city of
Salzburg. Enjoy a cocktail
or a glass of ne wine and soak up the sunset
from high above the city.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Giselakai 3, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 87 43 460
Internet: https://www.hotelstein.at/en/wining-dining/
Email: [email protected]
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hen?url=https%3A%2F%2Fweb4.deskline.net%2Fstadtsalzbu
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Monkeys cafe.bar
Monkeys is a cosy pub
down by the River
Salzach. It’s the perfect
place to meet up, whether
you’re looking for a tasty
glass of wine, an evening
of cocktails or you’re intending to dance the
night away. In the summer the patio oers
wonderful sunsets and a splendid view of
Fortress Hohensalzburg.
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Address: Imbergstrasse 2a, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 876652
Internet: www.facebook.com/monkeys.salzburg
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/mon
keys-cafe.bar_az_15248
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Club Take FiveThis stylish venue oers a
modern club feel,
particularly for lovers of
champagne looking to
savour the good life into
the small hours. The
perfect place for a lively party accompanied by
great music and a classic selection of the nest
drinks.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Gstaettengasse 7
Phone: +43 664 4327700
Internet: www.take-ve.club/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/take
-ve-club_az_14573
Shamrock Irish Pub
The Shamrock is the best
known Irish Pub in the
historical part of
Salzburg. As well as
providing a full range of
all the most popular
drinks there are, of course, several typical Irish
beverages. Enjoy an unforgettable evening in the
friendly and lively atmosphere of the Shamrock.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Rudolfskai 12, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 841610
Internet: www.shamrocksalzburg.com/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/sha
mrock-irish-pub_az_8520
watzmann cultbar lounge gardenThe Watzmann in
Salzburg is particularly
well known for its
wonderful garden in
which guests can unwind
under palm trees on a
balmy summer evening. You’re sure to nd your
favourite cocktail on the comprehensive drinks
list.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Giselakai 17a, A-5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 254776
Internet: http://www.watzmann.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/watz
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SHOPPING
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Shopping in Salzburg is an experience in itself.
Visitors can choose from boutiques, fashionable
agship stores, shopping centres and traditional
family-owned businesses.
Obviously, Salzburg oers the usual range of
designer brands, street wear and traditional
shops. However, for those looking for something
a little out-of-the-ordinary there are also fashion
accessories with typical alpine air, as well as
traditional 'tracht' styles and lederhosen - and
don’t forget to round o the day with a bag or
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box of delicious chocolate-dipped marzipan
Mozartkugels.
Lederhaus Koffer Schliesselberger
Fittingly, 'Lederhaus
Schliesselberger' leather
goods shop is situated on
Lederergasse lane and
has a family-owned
business since 1422. It
was established as a tannery and leather was
dyed there until the beginning of the 20th
century when the nished leather was then sold.
Subsequently. Leather goods were produced for
70 years in the Maxglan area of the town. Today
the portfolio includes leather goods, travelling
cases. The business also trades in all kinds of
leather, furs and a variety of footwear supplies.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Lederergasse 5, 5020 Salzburg
Phone: +43 662 87 31 82
Internet: www.lederhaus.at/
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/schli
esselberger-leather-goods_az_12851
Schirmhandel & -manufaktur Kirchtag
According to the
newspaper ad of the time
the oicial opening of the
'Alois Kirchtag Sunday
Goods and Umbrella
Business' in the heart of
the Getreidegasse took place in 1903. The
business focuses on the sale of premium quality,
handmade umbrellas.
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Address: Getreidegasse 22
Phone: +43 662 84 13 10
Internet: www.kirchtag.com
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/dining-shopping/trad
itional-businesses/kirchtag-umbrellas
Knopferlmayer
The gentile charm of the
display windows looking
out onto Rathausplatz can
hardly begin to betray the
cornucopia of treasures
within. The Mayer family
has ruled over an emporium for handicraft
utensils, decorative lace borders and buttons for
almost 250 years – the latter product being of a
signicance above and beyond its place in the
company’s name.
Countless minutiously organised boxes contain
an immense number and variety of buttons,
probably unrivalled within and far beyond the
borders of Austria.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Rathausplatz 1
Phone: +43 662 84 22 63
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/dining-shopping/trad
itional-businesses/knopferlmayer_az_7613
Sporer Likör- & Punschmanufaktur
Built in 1407, the
narrowest building in the
Getreidegasse, next to
what is now the Blaue
Gans art hotel, is home to
Sporer’s specialist wine
and spirits shop. It was founded in 1903 and is
now run by the third and fourth generations of
the Sporer family. Popular classics include the
'Hausmischung', made according to family
recipes handed down across the generations, a
ne herb liqueur, and an orange punch
concentrate made according to grandmother’s
own recipe dating back to 1927. Connoisseurs
appreciate the selection of wines chosen by
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certied sommelier Michael Sporer. Wine tasting
sessions are held every Wednesday.
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Address: Getreidegasse 39
Phone: +43 662 84 54 31
Internet: www.sporer.at
Email: [email protected]
More Info: https://www.salzburg.info/en/travel-info/infos/spor
er-liqueur-punch-manufacturer_az_9715
Der Grünmarkt
The Grünmarkt is a
market held every day
except Sundays and
public holidays on
Universitätsplatz square
in the historical part of
the city. A wide variety of market stalls provides
a broad range of locally produced delicacies,
owers, fruit and vegetables.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Universitätsplatz/Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse
More Info:
https://www.salzburg.info/en/dining-shopping/markets
ACCOMMODATIONS
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Whether you are planning a vacation, a special
weekend or a business meeting, rest assured,
you will have a great time in Salzburg. The city
oers a wide range of accommodation to suit all
needs.
Arthotel Blaue Gans
This hotel is as much an
art gallery as a hotel. It is
trendy, tasteful and
perfectly located on one
of the city’s most popular
streets very close to the
famous birth place of Mozart.
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Address: Getreidegasse 41-43
Phone: +43 662 84 24 910
Internet: www.blauegans.at
More Info: http://booking.salzburg.info/stadtsalzburg/de/acco
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Hotel Sacher Salzburg
The world-famous Hotel
Sacher is situated on the
bank of the River Salzach
at the heart of the old
town. A very splendid
location indeed!
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Address: Schwarzstraße 5-7
Phone: +43 662 88 97 70
Internet: www.sacher.com
More Info: http://booking.salzburg.info/stadtsalzburg/de/acco
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Sheraton Grand Salzburg Hotel
The Sheraton Grand
Salzburg Hotel oers
5-star accommodation
and services, and is right
next to the world famous
Mirabell palace and
gardens.
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Address: Auerspergstrasse 4
Phone: +43 662 88 99 90
Internet: www.sheratonsalzburg.com
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Star Inn Hotel Premium Salzburg Gablerbräu
Since May 2012 the third
'Star Inn Hotel' in
Salzburg has been
attracting guests with its
central location at the
heart of the Linzergasse
shopping street.
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Address: Richard-Mayr-Gasse 2
Phone: +43 662 87 96 62
Internet: https://starinnhotels.com/star-inn-hotel-premium-sal
zburg-gablerbraeu-by-quality/
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mmodation/detail/TSG/63b74f0e-b058-4bd4-b389-8b59879c3
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Hotel Goldener Hirsch
Historically speaking, the
Goldener Hirsch is the
oldest luxury hotel in
Salzburg. Its unique
situation in the
'Getreidegasse' makes it
a very special place to stay.
Photo: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Address: Getreidegasse 37
Phone: +43 662 80 840
Internet: www.goldenerhirsch.com/
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994/hotel_goldener_hirsch?limCAT=ab4f2086-f06d-4dac-8b9
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Motel One Salzburg Süd
Motel One Salzburg Süd
oers ideal public
transport links with the
historical part of
Salzburg.
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Address: Alpenstraße 92-94
Phone: +43 662 83 50 20
Internet:
www.motel-one.com/de/hotels/salzburg/hotel-salzburg/
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994/hotel_goldener_hirsch?limCAT=ab4f2086-f06d-4dac-8b9
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Motel One Salzburg Mirabell
Motel One Salzburg
Mirabell is right on the
bank of the River Salzach.
The old part of the town
can be reached on foot in
just a few minutes.
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Address: Elisabethkai 58-60
Phone: +43 662 88 52 00
Internet: www.motel-one.com/de/hotels/salzburg/hotel-salzbu
rg-mirabell/
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JUFA Salzburg CityJUFA, in the Nonntal area
of the town, is a centrally
located hotel just a few
minutes’ walk from the
historical centre of
Salzburg.
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Address: Josef Preis Allee 18
Phone: +43 57 08 36 13
Internet: www.jufa.eu/jufa-salzburg-city/
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TOURIST INFORMATION
Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Public transportThe city’s local transport network of buses and
trains is managed by Salzburg AG. Buses run
until 23.00, tickets can be purchased from train
stations and from tobacconists.
Population145,800
CurrencyEuro, 1€ = 100 cents
Opening hoursMost stores in Salzburg are open 08.00-18.00, but close for 1-2 hours during lunch. Saturday opening hours are usually08.00-12.00, many are open on Sundays too.
Internet
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NewspapersSalzburger Nachrichten
Emergency numbersEmergency: 112Police: 133Medical: 144
Tourist informationwww.salzburg.info
Destination: SalzburgPublishing date: 2020-03-10
Kalgasse
Erzabt
-Klotz-
Straß
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Dietrich-Str.
Wolf-
Hay
dnstraße
Koch
-Stenfeld-G
Glocke
ngasse
Stauffenstr.
Mertensstr. Weiserhofstraße
Paracelcusstraße
Vierth
alerst
r.
Dreifaltigkeitsgasse
Faberstraße
H.-Sattl
er-Gass
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L.-V.-Keutschach-Str.
Elisab
ethkai
Elisabethkai
Makart ka i
Scheissstattstraße
Zilln
erstraße
Augustinergas
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Augustin
ergasse
Rieden
burger
Straße
Gärtnerstraße
Römergasse
Auffenbergstraße
Li
ndhofstraße
Franz-Josef-K
ai
Franz-Josef-Kai
Müllner-Hauptstraße
Ernest-
Thun-St
raße
Rainerstr.
Rainerstraße
Plainstraße
Plainstraße
Jahnstraße
Bergh
eimer
straße
Gasw
erkgasse
Siebenstädterstraße
Roseg
gerstraß
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Rosengasse
Strubergasse
Bayerh
amerstraß
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Bayerh
amers traß
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Breitenfelderstraße
Las
tenstraße
Rupertg
asse
Linzer
Gasse
Lasserstraße
Weiserstraße
M.-Sittik
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Auersp
ergstra
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Nonnberggasse
Nonn
taler
Hauptstra
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Sigm
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Griesgasse
Getreidegasse
Hofstallgasse
Rainbergstraße
Bayernstraße
Nußdorfer Straße
Giselakai
GiselakaiSteingasse
Schwarzstraße
Elisab
ethstraße
Hau
nsp
ergstraße
Ignaz-Harrer-StraßeSaint-Julien-Straße
Gabelsbergerstraße
Sterneckstraße
Schallm
ooser H
auptst
raße
Paris-L
odron-
Straße
Schran
nengas
se
Franz-Josef-Straße
Rudolfskai
Petersbrunnstraße
Maxglaner H
auptstr.
Sinnhubsstraße
Leo
poldskronstr.
Moo
sstraß
e
Aiglhofstraße
Ed.-Baum
gartner-S
traße
Neutorstraße
Reichenhaller Straße
Imbergstraße
Rudo
lf-Biebl-S
traße
Vogelw
eiderstraße
Salzach
Kurhaus
Landes-theater
Festspiel-häuser
Spielzeug-museum
Mozart-eum
Barock-museum
SchlossMirabell
FestungHohensalzburg
AlterMarkt
Residenz
MozartzGeburts-haus
Glocken-spielDom
ZENTRUM
MÜLLN
Kajataner-platz
Universitäts-platz
Mirabell-platz
Makart-platz
SüdtirolerPlatz
Rudolfs-platz
Dom-platz
Kapitel-platz
Mozart-platzRezidenz-
platz
Rainberg
Mönchsberg
Mönchsberg
Kapuzinerbe
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0 250 m
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Aiglhofstraße A2 A3 Jahnstraße B1 Reichenhaller Straße A3 B3
Auerspergstraße B2 C2 D2 Kajatanerplatz D4 Rezidenzplatz C3
Auenbergstraße A2 A3 Kalgasse D4 Riedenburger Straße A3
Augustinergasse A2 A3 B2 Kapitelplatz C4 Roseggerstraße A1
Bayerhamerstraße D1 D2 Koch-Stenfeld-Gasse A3 Rosengasse A1
Bayernstraße A3 L.-V.-Keutschach-Straße A1 Rudolf-Biebl-Straße A1 A2
Bergheimerstraße B1 Lasserstraße C2 D2 Rudolfskai C3
Breitenfelderstraße D1 Lastenstraße C1 Rudolfsplatz D4
Domplatz C3 Leopoldskronstraße A4 Rupertgasse D2
Dreifaltigkeitsgasse C2 C3 Lindhofstraße A2 Römergasse A3
Ed.-Baumgartner-Straße A3 Linzer Gasse C3 D2 Saint-Julien-Straße B1 C1
Elisabethkai B1 B2 B3 M.-Sittikus-Straße B2 C2 Schallmooser Hauptstraße D2
Elisabethstraße C1 Makartkai B1 Scheissstattstraße B1
Ernest-Thun-Straße B2 C2 Makartplatz C3 Schrannengasse C2
Erzabt-Klotz-Straße D4 Maxglaner Hauptstraße A4 Schwarzstraße B2 C3
Faberstraße C2 Mertensstraße B1 C1 Siebenstädterstraße A1
Franz-Josef-Kai B2 B3 Mirabellplatz C2 Sigm.-Haner-Gasse C3
Franz-Josef-Straße C2 Moosstraße A4 Sinnhubsstraße B4
Gabelsbergerstraße C1 D2 Mozartplatz C3 D3 Stauenstraße B1 C1
Gaswerkgasse A2 B2 Müllner-Hauptstraße B2 Steingasse C3 D3
Getreidegasse C3 Neutorstraße A4 B4 Sterneckstraße D2
Giselakai C3 D3 Nonnberggasse D4 Strubergasse A2
Glockengasse D2 Nonntaler Hauptstraße D4 Südtiroler Platz C1
Griesgasse B3 C3 Nußdorfer Straße A4 Universitätsplatz C3
Gärtnerstraße A3 Paracelcusstraße C1 D1 Vierthalerstraße D2
H.-Sattler-Gasse C2 Paris-Lodron-Straße C2 D2 Vogelweiderstraße D1
Haunspergstraße B1 Petersbrunnstraße D4 Weiserhofstraße C1 D1
Haydnstraße C2 Plainstraße B1 C1 Weiserstraße C1 C2
Hofstallgasse C3 Rainbergstraße B4 Wolf-Dietrich-Straße C2 D2
Ignaz-Harrer-Straße A1 B1 Rainerstraße C1 C2 Zillnerstraße A3
Imbergstraße D3
Destination: SalzburgPublishing date: 2020-03-10