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GETTING THERE
MUST SEE
MUSIC & THEATER
CHURCHES
MUSEUMS
MOUNTAINS & FORTRESSES
ALLEYS & SQUARES
DINE & WINE
SHOPPING
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Must see

SMALLEST HOUSE
The address Alter Markt 10a houses Salzburg's
smallest house. Constructed between 1830 and
1860, the building measures only 1.42 metres in
width and today houses an exclusive jewellery boutique.
Right next door is one of the most well-known
coffeehouses of Salzburg, the Tomaselli.
Am Alten Markt 10a
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MAKARTSTEG
The city of Salzburg is home to 13 bridges, of
which seven are open exclusively to pedestrians
and bikers. The Makartsteg connects Hanuschplatz
square with Makartplatz. Many Salzburg
tourists visit the bridge Makartsteg to seal their love
with a lock.
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MARSTALLSCHWEMME
This spot has been home to a horsepond ever
since the year 1696. The Marstallschwemme is next
to the Sigmund gate at Herbert-von-Karajan-
Square.
The impressive statue "Der Rossbändiger" (the
horse-tamer) is one of the most important works of
the artist Bernhard Michael Mandl.
Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz 11
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MIRABELLGARTEN
The Mirabell garden is one of the most popular
tourist destinations in the city of Salzburg. The garden
was constructed under Prince-Archbishop Johann
Ernst von Thun. Johann Bernhard Fischer von
Erlach was the lead architect. The garden provides
a wonderful view of the Fortress.
The "Zwergerlgarten" (gnome garden) is a hidden
treasure of Salzburg. Climb the stairway, which is
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guarded by two lions, and you will see the first
gnomes awaiting your arrival. Salzburg's Zwergerlgarten
was built in the years 1690 to 1691. Back
then, the garden consisted of 28 statues of gnomes
made from regional marble. Unfortunately, many of
the statues disappeared over time and today visitors
can admire the 15 remaining gnomes.
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SALZBURGER ZWERGERLGARTEN

SALZBURGER ZWERGERLGARTEN

MOZARTS GEBURTSHAUS
On January 27, 1756, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
was born at "Hagenau House". This is where
Mozart lived until 1773. Today, the museum contains
an expansive collection and offers a view into
the life of the genius. The grocery store in the same
building looks back at a long history: Even during
Mozart's times, the groundfloor housed a grocer.
Getreidegasse 9
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MOZARTS WOHNHAUS
In the year 1773, the Mozart family moved from his
birth place to a house called "Tanzmeisterhaus" at
Hannibal square. Here you will find a museum
showing all seasons of Mozart's family's life. The
Mozarts lived here until the death of Leopold
Mozart in the year 1787.
Makartplatz 8
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HELLBRUNN
Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus had his summer
residence built in the South of Salzburg. Today, the
site contains Hellbrunn Palace, the trick fountains,
the Museum of Folklore and the Salzburg Zoo. The
ample meadows, flowers and trees of Hellbrunn
make it a giant oasis and invite visitors to stop and
smell the roses.
Fürstenweg 37 (Bus 25)
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The water worlds of the palace
The first stop of the guided tour through the site is
this fantastic construction. Take this advice and
avoid the table!
Wander on the paths of Salzburg's Archbishops
and their illustrious guests from four hundred years
ago and admire the trick fountains. When visiting
the fountains and water games of Hellbrunn
Palace, always remember that as a visitor, you are
also part of the events.
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Guided tours through the area of the fountains and
water games may end up with you getting very wet.
Please feel free to take a rest and sit down to enjoy
the spectacle, but make sure to check beforehand
that the surface is not completely soaked already.
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Especially when bringing your expensive photo
equipment, camcorders or mobile phones, be very
careful around the fountains and water games. The
water streams may appear unexpectedly and from
all directions, even those that seemed "safe" beforehand.
Children love to stand in the front row at Hellbrunn
Palace and watch the fountains. Grown-ups who do
not want to end up completely drenched are advised
to stay in the background and watch the water
games from afar.
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Exhibitions at Hellbrunn Palace
"Markus Sittikus - My World" is one of the permanent
exhibitions at Hellbrunn Palace.
The picture shows the interactive rotating sofa.
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HERBERT VON KARAJAN
A statue in front of his birth place at Elisabethkai,
right before the Makartsteg, reminds Salzburg visitors
of this grand conductor. On April 5, 1908, Herbert
von Karajan was born in the city of Salzburg.
He died on July 16, 1989 in Anif (about 10 km from
his birth place), where he was also buried.
Elisabethkai 10
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Music & Theater

LANDESTHEATER
When walking through the gardens of Mirabell
Palace, you will reach the Salzburg Theatre at the
garden's southern end. This theatre shows classic
as well as contemporary plays and sometimes
even opera performance during the Salzburg Festival
in the summer.
Schwarzstrasse 22
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MIRABELL GARDEN CONCERTS
Mirabell Gardens also open their gates for concerts
and other events from time to time. Between May
and August, visitors can experience regional
marching bands on Wednesday nights as well as
on Sunday and holiday mornings. These events at
Mirabell Gardens are free and open to the public.
Mirabellgarten
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SALZBURGER FESTSPIELE
The Large Festival Hall Salzburg was planned in
1956 by architect Clemens Holzmeister in cooperation
with Herbert von Karajan and opened to the
public in 1960. The building was erected on the
site of the former Archbishop's stables. The Salzburg
Festival attracts visitors from all over the world
every year.
Hofstallgasse 1
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HAUS FÜR MOZART - FELSENREITSCHULE

CLEMENS-HOLZMEISTER-STIEGE

DOMPLATZ

Churches

CHRISTUSKIRCHE
The evangelical Christuskirche is in the new part of
the city and was completed in 1867. Evangelicals
were chased out of the city of Salzburg during the
17th and 18th centuries. The return of the protestants
in the 18th century made the Christuskirche
the first evangelical parish in the State of Salzburg.
Schwarzstraße 25
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DOM
The gates to the cathedral are inscribed with three
years: 774, 1628 and 1959. These are in remembrance
of the years in which the cathedral was
dedicated. Four statues depict Peter with key, Paul
with sword, as well as the state's patron saints Rupert
with salt shaker and Virgil with a model church.
Domplatz 1a
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THE MAIN ORGAN

THE BAPTISMAL FONT

DREIFALTIGKEITSKIRCHE
The Holy Trinity Church was constructed between
1694 and 1702 under Archbishop Johann Ernst von
Thun according to plans by Fischer von Erlach.
This impressive church was modelled after Roman
constructions. The dome fresco by Johann Michael
Rottmayr depicts the crowning of Maria and the
Holy Trinity and is well worth a visit.
Dreifaltigkeitsgasse 14
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KOLLEGIENKIRCHE
This is another one of the monumental buildings
constructed under Archbishop Johann Ernst von
Thun and Fischer von Erlach. The chapels within
the church are dedicated to the saints of the four
faculties: Thomas von Aquin for theology, Ivo for
law, Luke for medicine, and Katharina for philosophy.
Universitätsplatz
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STIFT ST. PETER
The Archabbey St. Peter is the oldest existing
monastery in the German-speaking world. Since its
founding around the year 700, the monastery has
been housed in the same location. The founder of
the monastery was Frankish missionary Rupert.
St. Peter Bezirk 1
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FRIEDHOF ST. PETER
But long before the year 700, this site was home to
a cemetery, which is one of the oldest burial
grounds of the continent.
Here you can also visit the catacombs, the Gertrauden
Chappell and Maximus Chappell, which
were carved directly into the rocks.
St. Peter-Bezirk 1
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Margarethekapelle in the center of the cemetery
The small, late-gothic church was completed in 1491 and adorned with a baroque high altar in the 18th century.
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ST. SEBASTIAN
Archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach had the
church constructed in the years 1505 to 1512. This
is also site of the Sebastian Cemetery, completed
in 1600.
The tomb of the famous physician Theophrastus
Bombastus von Hohenheim, called "Paracelsus",
has been housed in the passage to the cemetery
since 1564.
Linzer Gasse 41
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Museums

HAUS DER NATUR
The impression of the museum is breathtaking.
With 7,000 square metres, this unique exhibition is
the country's largest museum. The Nature House
Salzburg is suitable for visitors of all ages. It is best
to take the elevator to the top floor and then work
your way down to the ground level. You will not be
bored.
Museumsplatz 5
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MUSEUM DER MODERNE
The “Museum der Moderne Mönchsberg” was built
in 2004 and shows contemporary and modern art
on three levels. The exhibition offers works from its
own collection as well as traveling collections from
internationally renowned artists.
Mönchsberg 32 (Lift: Gstättengasse 13)
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PANORAMA MUSEUM
The round painting by J. M. Sattler measures 26
metres in circumference. It depicts a panorama of
the city of Salzburg how it was 200 years ago. Several
telescopes allow you to explore the details of
the painting.
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WEIHNACHTSMUSEUM
The Christmas Museum Salzburg allows you to experience
the wonder of Christmas at any time of the
year.
The museum is divided into eleven themed areas
and offers special exhibits on a regular basis.
Mozartplatz 2
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Mountains & Fortresses

FESTUNG
The largest preserved castle of Central Europe was
constructed in the year 1077. The Hohensalzburg
Fortress was built to protect the Archbishops.
The huge construction was fortress, barracks and
prison all in one. Today's exterior was built under
Archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach.
Mönchsberg 34 (Bahn: Festungsgasse 4)
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CABLEWAY TO THE FORTRESS (FESTUNGSBAHN)

INSIDE THE FORTRESS

INSIDE THE FORTRESS

The museum offers a glimpse into the historic life at the Fortress. You will find historic coins and ceramics, as
well as weapons and armour. The historic torture devices on display tell chilling stories of the way jurisdiction
was handled back in the day.
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The SalzburgCard allows you free entry and a free visit to the Prince's Chambers for visitors who arrive at the
Fortress before 11 am.
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KAPUZINERBERG
The Kapuzinerberg is located on the right bank of
the river Salzach. While it is only 210 metres tall, it
is also home to an unusual and surprising attraction:
the steep North wall is very popular with
mountain climbers.
Linzergasse 14 or Steingasse 7 (Up or down)
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The City Wall is open to the public from July to
March - after that, climbers have to make way for
the breeding birds. Visitors may climb the hill from
three sides: via the steps of the Imbergstiege at

FRANZISKUSTOR - LINZERGASSE

Steingasse, through the gates of Franziskustor, or
via Fürbergstraße.
After the gate of Franziskustor, the path leads uphill
to the gates of Felixpforte, past several chappels to
the Capucin Monastery.
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This hill is also home to a church (Imbergkirche)
and a castle , where the restaurant "Wiazhaus im
Franziskischlössl" serves traditional, Austrian
home-cooking. The restaurant is closed Mondays.
and Tuesdays.
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Fantastic view
While only 210 metres tall, the Kapuzinerberg offers
a fantastic view of the city, the Salzburg
Fortress, and the Mönchsberg.
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When descending the Kapuzinerberg via the Imbergstiege,
you will reach an alley called Steingasse,
which is home to the house of Joseph
Mohr, who was born here in 1792.
In 1816, Joseph Mohr wrote one of the most wellknown
songs of all times: "Silent Night! Holy
Night!" The premier of the song took place in
1818 in Oberndorf.
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STILLE NACHT, HEILIGE NACHT - JOSEPH MOHR

ROMANTIC HIKING PATHS

MÖNCHSBERG
It was named after the monks at the Monastery St.
Peter, which is located close-by. The Mönchsberg
hill is 500 metres long and 508 metres high.
You can "climb" the hill using the elevator or by ascending
the steps at the Clemens-Holzmeister-
Stiege. There are several more options to get to the
top of the Mönchsberg.
Gstättengasse 13 (Mönchsbergaufzug)
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If you want to take a special trip, take the Festungsbahn
to the Salzburg Fortress and then take
a slow walk to Mönchsberg hill. The first part
slopes rather steeply (within the fortress), but after
that the path is more or less flat. The view is fantastic
and the short hike can be done at a slow
pace in about 30 minutes. Afterwards, visit the
"M32" in front of the museum to reward yourself
with a drink. The descent via the elevator is free for
customers of the café.
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BEST PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE FORTRESS

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Alleys & Squares

KAPITELPLATZ
Kapitelplatz square is south of Salzburg's cathedral.
Visitors can see the watering place, which
dates back to the 17th century. This is where the
horses were cleaned and fed hundreds of years
ago. The second watering place in Salzburg is
called Marstallschwemme.
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RESIDENZPLATZ
Residenzplatz is a square connecting the Archbishop's
residences in the historic city centre. The
square also houses the Neue Residenz with the
chimes, the cathedral, and the Alte Residenz. Residenzplatz
is also site of the famous Salzburg
Christmas Market and starting point for Fiaker
tours.
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RESIDENZBRUNNEN

BRODGASSE
Brodgasse is a quite unimpressive alley, if it were
not for the fact that the famous Mozartkugel was invented
at the house at Brodgasse number 13.
You can take a slow walk, visit a coffeehouse, or
simply enjoy the city away from the tourist masses.
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GETREIDEGASSE
When visiting Salzburg, it is a must to see Getreidegasse
- a street that attracts visitors like a magnet.
When walking down the street (or rather being
pushed during main season), don't forget to look
left and right for the passageways, which can be
visited as well.
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JUDENGASSE
Judengasse looks like an extension of Getreidegasse.
This street leads from Alter Markt to Waagplatz
square. The house number 15 was a Jewish
school in 1377 and a synagogue until 1415.
This street was home to a Jewish community in the
Middle Ages. Today, Judengasse is one of the most
popular shopping districts of the city.
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MAKARTPLATZ
Throughout the years it had many names: Hannibalplatz,
then Makartplatz, Dr.-Dollfuß-Platz, Adolf-
Hitler-Platz, and then again Makartplatz. The sculpture
"Caldera" has been adorning the square since
2011. The Hotel Bristrol, the Trinity Church, the
Tanzmeisterhaus and Dopplerhaus and the Landestheater
are also housed here.
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Dine & Wine

CAFÉ CLASSIC
Mozart's house is also home to a wonderfully cosy
coffeehouse on the ground floor. During the warmer
season, the garden behind the house can be used
for a rest and a snack.
After visiting the residence of the musical genius,
reward yourself with a short stop at the café.
Makartplatz 8
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RIGLER’S
Describing Rigler's is simple: Anything you need in
a good kitchen can be found here: spices from all
over the world, vinegars, oils, salts, different teas
and many local and regional specialities. It is well
worth a visit.
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HOTEL BRISTOL
In the year 1887, the first power-station of Austria-
Hungary started its operation. Seven years later, it
began operating as a hotel under the name "Electrizitäts-Hotel".
From 1907 on it was called "Hotel
Bistrol", a family business in third generation. In
1909 it housed the first International Psychoanalysis
Congress under Sigmund Freud.
Markartplatz 4
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HOTEL SACHER
The "Hôtel d'Autriche", later Hotel Österreichischer
Hof", has been operating as Hotel Sacher since
2000. The guest list included prominent names
such as Plácido Domingo, Cecilia Bartoli, Queen
Beatrix of the Netherlands, the Dalai Lama, Julie
Andrews, Tom Hanks and Mel Gibson.
Schwarzstraße 5-7
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MOZARTKUGELN
The Mozartkugel was initially named "Mozart-Bonbon".
The confectioner Paul Fürst created the sweet
treat made from pistachios, marzipan and nougat
in 1890 and named it after the genius.
In 1905, the Prince presented the Mozartkugel at a
Paris exhibition and was awarded gold. Which
ones are the best ones? Try them for yourself.
Brodgasse 13 (Konditiorei Fürst)
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Cafe Fürst
The Original Mozartkugel from its inventor Paul
Fürst.
The Mozartkugel treats are still rolled by hand.
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Josef Holzermayr
Here you can buy real Salzburg Mozartkugeln.
The store is a dorado for all lovers of chocolate and
sweets.
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Reber
This is where the real "Reber Mozart-Kugeln" are
from.
Reber is the largest producer, with more than 180
million bonbons a year.
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SCHMANKLERSTUBE
The alley Festungsgasse, on the way to Stieglkeller,
is home to a small store, called "Schmankerlstube".
It offers small regional treats, specialities that cannot
be found on any menu.
This may be the best place to buy a snack for your
trip to one of the hills of the city of Salzburg.
Festungsgasse
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ST. PETER - STIFTSKELLER
The cellars of St. Peter Monastery date back to the
year 803. It is one of Europe's oldest guest houses.
Several times a week, the restaurant houses
"Mozart Dinner Concerts", with Mozart music and
dishes made from original recipes from the 17th
and 18th centuries.
St. Peter Bezirk 1 / 4
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STERNBRÄU
The brewery Sternbräu lies between the alleys Getreidegasse
and Griesgasse. It consists of four locales
and two outdoor areas. The history of the
brewery dates back to the year 1542.
This is a place for a beer amongst friends, for good
food and a cosy ambiance.
Griesgasse 23
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STIEGLKELLER
To reach the cellar, one usually has to go down the
stairs. At Stieglkeller, visitors have to go up the
stairs to reach the beer garden, which serves wonderful
beers and delicious cuisine to reward guests
for the "climb". As an added bonus: The way home
is even easier, since it is downhill.
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STIFTSBÄCKEREI
The bakery has been operating for over 700 years.
Until today, brown bread has been baked in woodfired
ovens with natural sour dough.
The entryway may be inconspicuous, but the large
millwheel in front of the store is highly visible. Still,
many visitors do not know that there is this sensational
bakery.
Kapitelplatz 8
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TOMASELLI
Founded in 1700, the Café Tomaselli is the oldest
coffeehouse in Austria. In March 1852, the
Tomaselli family acquired the establishment and
has been operating it for five generations. If you
want to taste a true piece of confectionary art, order
the "Kipferl aus Butterteig mit Walnussfülle und
Zucker-Rum Glasur".
Alter Markt 9
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Shopping

AZWANGER
The oldest delicatessen store of Salzburg was
founded in 1656 and is called R.F. Azwanger. The
store has been operated by the Kopp family for
four generations and offers spirits, wines, chocolates,
preserves - in short, delicatessen from all
over the world.
Getreidegasse 15
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CHRISTMAS IN SALZBURG
It does not matter what time of the year it is, it is always
"Christmas in Salzburg" at the house in Judengasse
number 11. Here you can admire handpainted
ornaments and all kinds of Christmas decorations
- and you can buy them as well. The store
also offers Easter decorations.
Judengasse 11
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GETREIDEGASSE
Getreidegasse in Salzburg is an address where -
depending on your budget - you can either shop
until you drop or at least window-shop. Many coffeehouses
and restaurants invite visitors to make a
rest stop. Do not rush through the narrow streets,
because both sides have small alleys and passageways
that want to be visited as well.
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KAIPROMENADE
The waterfront pier called Kaipromenade leads
along the Franz-Josef pier on the left bank of the
Salzach. During the summer, an arts and crafts
market called "Salzachgalerien" is open.
The specific dates can be viewed on the website of
the Salzachgalerien:
www.salzachgalerien.com
Franz-Josef-Kai
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SALES BOOTHS
All over the historic town centre of Salzburg you will
find sales booths, offering a wide variety of goods
that you may or may not need, but that you will
want to buy as a souvenir of your trip to Salzburg.
And you will definitely not go hungry in this city,
given the many booths that are offering local food
and drinks.
Altstadt
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Public Transport

BUSSES
The public transportation bus Obus has been
transporting passengers quickly, safely, and ecologically
since 1940.
Eleven lines take you all over the city. Salzburg AG
is further operating the local railways, the elevator
to Mönchsberg hill and the train to the fortress.
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SIGHTSEEING BUSSES
Besides city tours, visitors can also book tours to
the outskirts of Salzburg and the surrounding areas.
Thematic tours such as those visiting the sets
of "The Sound of Music" can be purchased as well.
Or you can take a bus to lake Fuschlsee, to St.
Gilgen, Hüttenstein Castle or lake Mondsee.
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SALZBURGER FIAKER
Every day starting at 10 am until 9 pm during the
summer and 4 pm during the winter, Salzburg's
horse-drawn carriages, the Fiaker, offer their services
for a stress-free and romantic city tour starting
at Residenzplatz. The carriages offer seats for
either four or ten passengers.
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RIVER TOURS
Visitor must not miss a tour on the river Salzach. In
40 minutes, the city can be seen very conveniently
and from a different perspective: from the water.
You can also take a three-hour-tour including transfer
and visit to Hellbrunn Palace and return trip on a
London-style double-decker bus.
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AMPHIBIENBUS
Since mid-September 2016, the city of Salzburg
has a new attraction: the Amphibian Bus. The bus
holds up to 26 passengers and offers visitors a
memorable way to see the city and the river
Salzach in one vehicle. The tours are offered depending
on the weather conditions and only in the
milder months of the year.
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SLEEPING CAR „COMFORT PLUS“
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SLEEPING CAR WALK THROUGH
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Seated car
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SEATED CAR „COMFORT“
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Couchette
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COUCHETTE „COMFORT“
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BARRIER-FREE
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3 PERSON COMPARTMENT
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DELUXE COMPARTMENT
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AT09_EN_Salzburg © 2024
The Team
This eBook was made possible by the kind support of the regional
Tourist Boards and the Austrian Federal Railways ÖBB.
Photographs and texts
All photographs (unless specified) and texts by Rudolf J. Strutz,
Timetables and Travel information: ÖBB.
Copyright
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for use: Attribution, non-commercial, no editing and distribution
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Use of individual photos and text is not permitted. This eBook is
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Railnet
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railnet online portal in all railjets, nightjets and cityjets.
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schedule directly on the mobile phone: all
this and more offers the new booking app
ÖBB. Easy and comfortable to use.
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SCOTTY mobil displays the timetables of
all public transport and will help you plan
your itinerary optimally. In AppStore there
is also a special version for the iPad.
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go-there.org/Scotty-Google
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