Mozart up close
Baroque meets modern
Welcome to Salzburg, the enchanting cultural city in the heart of Austria! Salzburg is known not only for its stunning architecture, but also for its rich cultural heritage. The city is peppered with historical landmarks and sights that attract visitors from all over the world year after year. No wonder Salzburg has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.
The city of Salzburg is a synthesis of the arts: from the most famous landmark in the city of Mozart, the Hohensalzburg Fortress, you can look out over the baroque old town with the Residenz, the cathedral of the prince archbishops to the palace gardens with Mirabell Palace. During a walk through the neat Getreidegasse, visitors discover the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the House of Nature. Above all, lovers of music, art and nature will feel extremely at home in Salzburg.
And best of all, Salzburg is less than an hour's drive from Grossarl and is definitely worth a day trip. We will gladly organize a shuttle for you for the day.
The city of Salzburg is a synthesis of the arts: from the most famous landmark in the city of Mozart, the Hohensalzburg Fortress, you can look out over the baroque old town with the Residenz, the cathedral of the prince archbishops to the palace gardens with Mirabell Palace. During a walk through the neat Getreidegasse, visitors discover the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the House of Nature. Above all, lovers of music, art and nature will feel extremely at home in Salzburg.
And best of all, Salzburg is less than an hour's drive from Grossarl and is definitely worth a day trip. We will gladly organize a shuttle for you for the day.
Salzburg World Heritage Site
Salzburg is of particular importance as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as the city offers a unique blend of architectural beauty, cultural heritage and historical significance. The historic center of Salzburg bears witness to the harmonious fusion of different architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. The old town, with its narrow streets, magnificent squares and historic buildings, is well preserved and transports visitors to times gone by. Moreover, as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburg has made a significant contribution to music history. Salzburg's cultural heritage is also reflected in the annual Salzburg Festival, one of the world's most prestigious festivals for music and the performing arts. Its designation as a World Heritage Site underscores Salzburg's exceptional importance as a cultural center and makes the city a true jewel to be discovered.
Salzburg Festival
The world's most important festival for opera, music and drama
The Salzburg Festival presents a varied program of 179 performances at 15 venues over 43 days. Opera highlights include Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro" and Verdi's "Macbeth" and "Falstaff. In addition to "Everyman," the drama section will also present Lessing's "Nathan the Wise. The wide-ranging program includes classics with world-famous artists and a varied offering for young people.
