Austria Salzburg Salzburg

With its narrow streets and golden domes, this unique city has a buzzing art scene, lively nightlife and heavenly food.

Stroll the city center and feel the authentic Austrian atmosphere, with historic buildings and winding narrow streets.

Situated on a hill overlooking the Salzach River, this large castle has many rooms to tour and a stupendous view of the Alps.

This terrace, perched high above the city, offers nice views of modern Salzburg, the ancient city center, and the evergreen Alps.

Narrowly built, but immensely popular, Getreidegasse street is lively and full of shops that need exploring.

Home to over 1,200 animals, this small zoo is set among lush hilly landscape and features large enclosures.

Founded in 696 AD, you'll find many art treasures adorning the walls of this ancient and historic Austrian church.

Renowned for its collection of art, Salzburg Museum Neue Residenz is also home to many rare archaeological artifacts.

Frequently played at by Mozart, this palace is simply breathtaking with ornate golden decorations and checkered marble floors.

Commissioned by prince Wolf Dietrich, this palace is lavishly decorated with hand carved cherubs and French-style gardens.

With a fairy tale feel, the Volkskunde Museum exhibits popular folklore and traditional regional costumes across three floors.

Known for its cultural and artistic history in Salzburg, this museum is located inside Prince Wolf-Dietrich's lavish old palace.

A natural history museum that will enchant children of all ages, with a 42-tank aquarium, space exhibit, and plenty of reptiles.

Judengasse street holds many shops in its old medieval vaults. Wander the ancient Jewish Quarter built in the Middle Ages.

Behind an imposing white marble facade, this box-shaped space has three exhibit levels for contemporary art and two panoramic terraces.

Once the summer home of an archbishop, this Italian style villa features enchanting fountains and gorgeous gardens.

Delicate Baroque arcades and hand carved rock walls adorn the chapel walls, while the outdoor cemetery has a touching surreal aura.

This enormous Baroque styel cathedral is lavishly decorated with costly paintings and imported marble.

Looming high above the town, this Franciscan church is decorated in an intriguing Gothic style with bold handmade wall carvings.

Travel back in time to visit 19C Salzburg as you step into the hall to view this exquisite cyclorama, stretching for nearly 400m.

Located in the heart of the city, the Hettwer Bastion offers visitors breathtaking views of Salzburg below.

Relax and sip an espresso outdoors while listening to chimes of the Glockenspiel bells.