The majority of Salzburg's tourist attractions can be found in Altstadt, the Old Town. However, the charm of the area itself is, perhaps, the biggest draw of all. Altstadt is a recognised UNESCO world heritage site that brims with quaint squares, graceful fountains, Baroque churches, charming medieval structures, wrought iron signs, and much more.

Perched atop the Festungsberg at an elevation of 506 metres, Hohensalzburg Fortress stands as an expansive medieval stronghold. Commissioned by the prince-archbishops of Salzburg, this grand fortress spans an impressive length of 250 metres and a width of 150 metres, making it one of Europe's largest medieval castles. Ascend to Hohensalzburg Fortress via the cableway…

Standing as a testament to Baroque architecture from the seventeenth century, this cathedral is a breathtaking gem in Salzburg. Adorned with a majestic dome and twin towers, it imprints a distinctive and awe-inspiring mark on the city's skyline. Uncover the cathedral's hidden treasures firsthand as you explore its secrets tied to the seven bells and…

Mozart’s family lived on the 3rd floor of the "Hagenauer Haus" at Getreidegasse no. 9 for 26 years, from 1747 until 1773. On the 27th of January 1756, it became the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, their most famous son. The building was named after its owner, a friend of the Mozart family, the tradesman…

Haus der Natur is a vast and interactive science and natural history museum, complete with an aquarium and reptile zoo. Widely regarded as one of Central Europe's most captivating aquariums, it boasts over 40 display pools that offer a mesmerizing glimpse into the enchanting underwater realm. If you're lucky, you may even witness the feeding…

Every summer, the Salzburg Festival transforms the city of Mozart into a gigantic stage showcasing opera, theatre, and concerts of the utmost excellence. Spanning five weeks, the renowned Festival unveils a diverse program of performances across multiple venues. Among the most iconic locations are the main festival hall, the historic Felsenreitschule, the esteemed House for…

Around 50 km from Salzburg, in the middle of the idyllic Salzkammergut, glistening Lake Wolfgangsee awaits you. The fleet operated by WolfgangseeSchifffahrt shuttles back and forth across the water between the picturesque towns of St. Wolfgang, St. Gilgen, and Strobl, putting this magical region right at your fingertips. For an especially beautiful excursion experience, combine…

The SchafbergBahn, the steepest cog railway in Austria, takes you from St. Wolfgang to the top of the 1783-metre-tall Schafberg. In just 35 minutes, the SchafbergBahn climbs 1190 metres and makes it possible for you to enjoy breathtaking 360° panoramas of the mountains and lakes of the Salzkammergut. With its striking summit, the Schafberg is…