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Storybook charming, Salzburg’s Old Town (Altstadt) is small and easily navigated on foot. You can easily spend two relaxing days strolling alongside the Salzach River and popping in and out of various shops and cafes. We recommend checking with your hotel concierge about the best way to reach your destination. If you’re ready to venture into the mountains just beyond the city skyline, explore our Alps to the Adriatic Hiking tour.
A great place to start for maps and information on events and getting around.
A renowned Baroque palace museum with masterpieces by Dutch masters, including Rembrandt.
It’s hard to miss one of Europe’s largest medieval castles overlooking the city. A steep walk or funicular will bring you there. Tour the interior and exhibits of this 11th-century complex and enjoy views of the Alps.
For classical music fans, or anyone that appreciates music in general, this house museum where Mozart was born in 1756 details his youth.
As an adult, Mozart lived here with his family for over a decade, the exhibits and articles are dedicated to the composer’s life and include original documents, portraits, and his piano.
A beautiful 17th-century palace with an extensive ornamental garden that was used in the film The Sound of Music.
A centuries-old city square and pedestrian-only shopping avenue.
A 17th-century defense tower above the city turned restaurant and inn. A road and hiking path wind their way to the top.
Located a bit outside the city, this estate is the original home of the famous Trapp Family (who fled Austria and settled in Stowe, VT, where Boundless Journeys is based). Although a hotel now, the property offers guided tours of the house to the publc and provides information on the true story of the family.
For hotel recommendations, please see the Pre- & Post-Tour section of your Trip Planner.
Once you’ve meandered through Salzburg, visit our Innsbruck, Austria City Guide.
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