Hohe Tauern National Park Centre
Salzburg
A cosmopolitan town in small format
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and "The Sound of Music" have made Salzburg world-renowned. The silhouette of the fortress, cathedral and the church steeples make this enchanting Baroque city on the River Salzach distinctive. Since 1997 Salzburg has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site on account of its picturesque Old Town and its quaint narrow streets. Everyone will find their own favourite spot in Salzburg, whether it is in one of the many museums, shops or in the restaurants. Did you know that Salzburg is not just called the "Mozart city" but the "Festival City" too? After all, every summer the Old Town is transformed into a big stage during the Salzburg Festival.
Sights
check Hohensalzburg Fortress - picturesque and enthroned over Salzburg
checkMozart birth house - everything revolves around Mozart in Salzburg
checkZoo and Hellbrunn Palace - a superb excursion for all the family
checkMuseum der Moderne - Museum on the Mönchsberg in Salzburg
checkHaus der Natur - an exciting museum with themes ranging from the animal kingdom to history and culture
checkDomQuartier Salzburg - 1300 years of ruling history, art, music and architecture
A bust of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on the Kapuzinerberg in winter. 
Salzburg Cathedral in its winter coat. 
Route to Hohensalzburg Fortress in Advent. 
Panoramic view in the winter to the city of Salzburg. 
‘Perchten’ running through the Old Town in Salzburg. 
Salzburg’s Christmas market is radiant in the Old Town. 
The city of Salzburg in its winter coat, beneath blue skies. 
