Just on the border of Germany near the Eastern Alps, the medieval city of Salzburg, Austria, offers timeless charm, ornate architecture and lush history.
Most of the sightseeing, incredible gardens and Imperial history of Salzburg is available for free or at a low cost. Travel along the Salzach River observing medieval buildings, Baroque cathedrals and the Old City or Altstadt.
Mozart’s birthplace of Altstadt hosts many beautiful stops from ancient cafés and history to Mozart’s family home turned museum. Tickets range €3.50–10 each, including tours celebrating the iconic composer’s life and legacy with a bit of music.
Tour the easily walk-able city on your own, observing local shops, restaurants and incredible architecture — perfect for tourists on a budget.
Of the many must-see landmarks in Salzburg, Hohensalzburg Castle is at the top of the list. Tickets are available online for €11.90 and include a tour of the magic theater, prince’s chambers, castle museum, Rainer Regiment and puppet museum as well as the Alm passage exhibit and a ride on the funicular.
Enjoy authentic Austrian cuisine and a view at Weihrwirt in Salzburg. Sit along the water with a drink or stick to casual dining at Felleis & Knittelfelder’s hotel and restaurant, Wirtshäuser. The bar and restaurant offers affordable traditional Austrian cuisine in a cozy setting.
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