The ruins of Burg Wartenfeld, situated at 1000 metres above sea level on a rocky outcrop with 50 to 100 metre vertical drops on three...

The Salzburgring, situated in a wooded valley between Koppl and Pleinfeld, is a 4.2 Km long racetrack. The track is laid out with two long...

The Mondseer Rauchhaus Outdoor Museum is housed an authentic Mondsee farmstead constructed from wood. The wooden building has a living area, stables and an old...

The beautiful Baroque Floriankirche, named after one of Austria’s favourite saints, was consecrated in 1704. The building was authorised by Archbishop Paris Lodron in response...

The museum in the “Fürstenstöckl” Ebenau was opened in 1967. The museum’s collections and exhibits show different facets of the history of Ebenau from the...

Just outside Ebenau there are a number of historic water mills, seven in total, which are open to the public. For example, the Edermühle, where...

The unique Autowohnhaus was created by remodelling a 1970’s suburban house in the shape of a Volkswagen beetle. Apart from the unmistakable overall shape of...

The enchanting Puppenstubenmuseum is to be found in the Joseph Mohr House, named after the famous composer of the carol ’Silent Night, Holy Night’. This...

The Wallfahrtsbasilika Maria Plain, which has been a place of pilgrimage for 300 years, is situated on a hilltop with spectacular views over Salzburg reaching...

St. Gilgen’s district court house houses the Mozart-Gedenkstätte, a memorial room set up to house a collection of portraits and documents connected with the family...

Rockhouse, in contrast to Salzburg’s more traditional cultural venues, presents a program of jazz, pop, folk, blues, heavy metal, punk, cross-over, underground, contemporary and avant-garde...

The Parscher Kirche is Salzburg’s most notable 1950’s architectural building and the probably the finest post-war church in Austria. It was design by the architects...

The Loretokirche and convent were built for a group of Swedish refugee nuns from Landshut between 1633 and 1648. The buildings suffered heavy damage due...

The delightful Baroque gardens of the Schloss Mirabell, considered as some of the most beautiful in Europe, were laid out by the Baroque architect Johann...

The Schloss Mirabell was built in 1606 by Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau for his mistress Salome Alt. The palace was given its present...

The Barockmuseum, located in the former Orangery of the Mirabell palace, contains sketches, designs and models showing the progress of many monumental Baroque projects from...

The International Mozart Foundation’s home houses the 800 seat large concert hall, where most of the Foundation’s concerts take place, and the smaller Viennese hall,...

The Zauberflötenhäuschen is located in the Bastionsgarten of the Mozarteum Foundation, which is connected to the Mirabell Garden. It can be reached from the Mozarteum...

The late Gothic Sebastiankirche was built between 1505 and 1512. A fire in the early 19th century destroyed much of the interior and few of...

The historic Linzergasse has been a major thoroughfare for centuries and was once on the main route out of Salzburg to Linz and Vienna. It...