Mozart - Salzburg
Mozart - Salzburg
Mozart - Salzburg
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Advent is a special time in <strong>Salzburg</strong>. The Baroque city<br />
turns into a dreamy Christmas fairy tale. The snow<br />
rests upon the church spires, the streets are festively<br />
decorated and illuminated Christmas trees adorn the<br />
courts. The spirit is everywhere. It is not surprising<br />
that Silent Night, the most famous Christmas carol in<br />
<strong>Salzburg</strong>er Christmas Market •<br />
Advent Magic Hellbrunn • Waldklang<br />
Anif • <strong>Salzburg</strong>er Advent Carolers •<br />
Tobi Reiser Advent Choir • Winter<br />
Festival • Nativity Scene • Krampus<br />
and Perchten runs • Horn Blower<br />
every Advent Saturday at the<br />
Residenzplatz 6:30 pm<br />
www.salzburg.info/advent<br />
the world, chimed here in<br />
1818 for the first time in the<br />
nearby <strong>Salzburg</strong> Oberndorf<br />
Chapel.<br />
Before the magic happens on<br />
Christmas Eve and the presents<br />
are set under the Christmas<br />
tree, ‘Nikolaus‘ visits<br />
young and old on 6 December.<br />
He is accompanied by Krampus, with his furry<br />
coat, big horns and loud bells, can be a breathtaking<br />
sight that leaves even some naughty adults speechless.<br />
Only ‘Nikolaus‘ with his shepherd‘s staff can curb<br />
and dissuade Krampus from his gentle but determined<br />
blows. Through the scent of mulled wine and roasted<br />
almonds one quickly forgets the horrors of<br />
Krampus with a visit to one of the numerous Christmas<br />
markets. Let yourself be taken away with the<br />
Yuletide spirit.<br />
Weihnachten<br />
CHRISTMAS<br />
Fotos: Tourismus salzburg GmbH<br />
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