Discover Salzburg
Salzburg wings you through a millennium of art, history, and nature.
We hope you’ll explore its iconic attractions.
Oldest Restaurant in Europe
Dine at St. Peter Stiftskulinarium, Europe's oldest restaurant, nestled in the heart of Salzburg's Old Town. Established in 803 AD, it combines centuries of history with exquisite Austrian cuisine. Its atmospheric halls and charming garden are a must-visit for food lovers and history buffs alike.
See a Performance
From classical music concerts to theatrical performances, Salzburg's art & culture scene is unmatched. Experience the Salzburg Marionette Theatre, an orchestra at Felsenreitschule (where the Von Trapp family sang in 1937), or a show at the Salzburg State Theatre. There are events every single day. Book tickets online for an unforgettable treat.
Hohensalzburg Fortress
Visit the Hohensalzburg Fortress, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval castles. Perched atop the Festungsberg hill, it offers stunning panoramic views of Salzburg and the Alps.
Sound of Music Tour
Relive the magic of The Sound of Music by joining a guided tour of the movie’s iconic filming locations - Mirabell Gardens, Leopoldskron Palace, Nonnberg Abbey and more. A delightful experience for fans of the famous film.
Mirabell Palace and Gardens
Wander through the enchanting Mirabell Palace and Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its elegant baroque design, the gardens are a serene oasis in the city.
Franziskischlössl
Take a 30-min hike up Kapuzinerberg to reach Franziskischlössl, a 17th-century fortress turned cozy café. Enjoy its tranquil setting and panoramic views of Salzburg & the Alps while savoring a glass of wine with homemade cake.
Town Markets & Gherkins
Explore Salzburg's vibrant town markets, such as Grünmarkt, held daily in front of the Collegiate Church. You'll find local specialties, sausages & pickles (Connor’s favourite!), and artisanal crafts. It’s the perfect spot to grab a snack and souvenir. Pickle-lovers may also wish to go see Erwin Wurm’s ‘Gurken’ statue installation at Furtwänglerpark.
Café Tomaselli
Take a break at Café Tomaselli, a 1703 landmark and a staple locale for poets, writers and composers – and Joanna and Connor! Grab a newspaper from their standing rack, and enjoy a classic Austrian coffee paired with a slice of Apfelstrudel or Sachertorte.
Walk/Ride the Alps
The Alps are within 10km of Salzburg, offering breathtaking landscapes and an escape into nature. The peaks of Untersberg which straddle the Austrian/German border can be reached by cable car or hike, accommodating all types of travelers. Notable is Julie Andrews sang The Hills are Alive at Untersberg.
Day Trip to the Salt Caves, Hallstatt, and Gmunden
Take a full-day trip to Austria’s picturesque gems. Tour the Hallstatt Salt Mines, visit the village of Hallstatt with its iconic lakeside views, and explore the charming town of Gmunden, famous for its serene Traunsee Lake and where Joanna spent one year in high school on Rotary Exchange.