Best places to visit in Salzburg

A large, partially preserved medieval castle offering panoramic views of Salzburg and the surrounding Alps, historically a seat of power for the city's rulers.

A stunning example of Baroque architecture, the Salzburg Cathedral features impressive domes and spires and is a focal point of the old town.

Located on the famous Getreidegasse, this is the house where the renowned composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born.

A bustling shopping street in the heart of Salzburg's Old Town, famous for its charming narrow passages and Mozart's Birthplace.

A beautiful palace and its meticulously manicured gardens, offering a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls and a glimpse into baroque splendor.

A stunning Mannerist palace known for its beautiful architecture and, most notably, its elaborate water gardens filled with playful surprises.

Mirabell Palace is a stunning baroque palace with enchanting gardens famous for their beauty and for their role in 'The Sound of Music'.

St. Peter's Abbey is one of the oldest monasteries in the German-speaking world, located in Salzburg's Old Town.

A stunning palace and gardens famous for their Baroque architecture and beautiful flower displays, known internationally as a filming location for 'The Sound of Music'.

A charming lakeside village renowned for its picturesque setting, historic salt mines, and well-preserved Alpine architecture.

Beautiful Baroque gardens famous for their stunning flower displays and the setting for a famous scene in 'The Sound of Music'.

The Salzburg apartment where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived with his family for several years.

A picturesque river flowing through Salzburg, offering scenic walking paths and beautiful views of the Old Town and fortress.

A historic mountaintop retreat offering breathtaking panoramic views, historically significant as a Nazi-era government building and a tourist destination.

Salzburg's premier brewery offering tours and tastings, providing insight into the traditional beer-making process and local brews.

A stunning lake in the Salzkammergut region surrounded by charming towns and offering various water activities.

A traditional Austrian restaurant offering a quick and tasty lunch option with local cuisine.

Mozartsteg is a picturesque pedestrian bridge over the Salzach River, connecting the Old Town with the newer part of Salzburg.

Linzergasse is a charming street in Salzburg's Old Town, offering a mix of shops, cafes, and traditional buildings.

Goldgasse is a narrow, historic street in Salzburg's Old Town known for its traditional shops and restaurants.

Judengasse is a small, historic lane in Salzburg's Old Town, offering a glimpse into the city's past.

Rathausplatz is a central square in Salzburg's Old Town, home to the City Hall and a popular gathering spot.

Mozartplatz is a charming square in Salzburg's Old Town, featuring a prominent statue of Mozart.

Kapitelplatz is a spacious square located below Hohensalzburg Fortress, offering impressive views and a large chess board.

Stiftsbäckerei is a historic bakery located near St. Peter's Abbey, famous for its traditional breads.