The building work for this amazing feat of mediaeval engineering commenced in...

The brewery and tavern at the Mülln monastery in Salzburg have been...

The unique Autowohnhaus was created by remodelling a 1970’s suburban house in...

Kardinal-Schwarzenberg-Haus, a former granary named after Cardinal Friedrich Fürst zu Schwarzenberg, contains...

The Museum Carolino Augusteum is dedicated history of the city and province...

The Salzburg catacombs are to be found in the cemetery of the...

Salzburg’s Dommuseum, which was founded in 1974, is situated in the southern...

The Erhardkirche is the Parish church of the Nonntal district of Salzburg...

The Markuskirche stands on the site of the former Ursuline Church which...

The late Gothic Sebastiankirche was built between 1505 and 1512. A fire...

This church is named after St. Cajetan, the patron saint of the...

The Volkskundemusem if housed in the Hellbrunner Monatsschlössl (Schloss Waldems) on Hellbrunner...

FC Red Bull Salzburg is an Austrian premier division football club based...

Although the Festung Hohensalzburg Fortress can be reached on foot, the best...

The Franziskanerkirche is one of Salzburg’s oldest churches whose history can be...

The poet Georg Trakl was born in Salzburg and although trained as...

The Getreidegasse, which has been a major thoroughfare since Roman times, is...

Schloss Hellbrun, situated in a beautiful park by the Salzach River, was...

Founded in 1077, Salzburg’s massive Hohensalzburg Fortress is situated in a commanding...

The Dreifaltigkeitskirche, built between 1694 and 1702, was the first Church in...

The Blasiuskirche or Bürgerspitalskirche is an early gothic church which was formerly...

The International Mozart Foundation’s home houses the 800 seat large concert hall,...

The Kapitelschwemme, formerly a place for watering and washing horses, can be...

Salzburg’s best known theatre offers productions from opera, operetta, musical theatre and...

The Großes Festspielhaus was designed by the architect Clemens Holzmeister. Work began...

The Rococo masterpiece, Schloss Leopoldskron, is located just a few minutes away...

The historic Linzergasse has been a major thoroughfare for centuries and was...

The Zauberflötenhäuschen is located in the Bastionsgarten of the Mozarteum Foundation, which...

The Loretokirche and convent were built for a group of Swedish refugee...

The Wallfahrtsbasilika Maria Plain, which has been a place of pilgrimage for...

In the middle of the Domplatz is the Marienstatue, built in 1771...

The Marionette Museum is located cellars of the world famous Hohensalzburg Fortress....

The Johann Michael Haydn Museum, in the court of St. Peter’s Abbey,...

The Schloss Mirabell was built in 1606 by Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich...

The delightful Baroque gardens of the Schloss Mirabell, considered as some of...

Miracles Wax Museum, which can be found next door to Wolfgang Amadeus...

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in the house at Getreidegasse 9, where...

This, the ‘Tanzmeisterhaus’, was the home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and...

Salzburg’s new museum in the Neue Residenz on Mozartplatz in the heart...

The Museum der Moderne Mönchsberg is spectacularly situated on the site of...

The Salzburg Museum of Modern Art is housed in two separate locations....

Salzburg’s Haus der Natur is housed in the former Ursuline Convent. It...

The first MönchsbergAufzug, which connected the northern part of the Aldstadt to...

The Benedictine Nonnberg Convent, which was founded by St. Rupert’s niece St....

The well preserved Altstadt, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is characterized by...

The Alte Markt first came into use in the 14th century as...

The present Rathaus was built under the orders of Markus Sittikus on...

The Parscher Kirche is Salzburg’s most notable 1950’s architectural building and the...

The fabulous Residenzbrunnen (Residenz Fountin), a monumental expression of Salzburg’s opulence, is...

The collection of the Residenzgalerie, which was opened in 1923, contains paintings...

The State Rooms in the Residenz palace are used for official functions...

Rockhouse, in contrast to Salzburg’s more traditional cultural venues, presents a program...

The Barockmuseum, located in the former Orangery of the Mirabell palace, contains...

The 17th century baroque cathedral of St. Rupert was founded in 774...

The internationally renowned Marionette Theatre was founded by sculptor Anton Aicher in...

The Schauspielhaus is the largest non-profit making theatre in Austria. Its carefully...

The intriguing Wasser Museum, on the Münchsberg, was founded by two former...

The GeoZoo Salzburg, located south of the city, houses a huge variety...

The Salzburgring, situated in a wooded valley between Koppl and Pleinfeld, is...

The 131 metre long, 13 metre wide Siegmundstor tunnel is one of...

The Hofmarstallschwemme, formerly a place for watering and washing horses, built Johann...

The former Kleines Festspielhaus (Small Festival Hall), which also contains the Faistauer...