Flights to Salzburg starting from SAR670*

The charming Austrian town of Salzburg is most famous for being the birthplace of the classical composer Mozart. Still, the picturesque city offers so much more in terms of historical sights and fun attractions. Nestled in the Alps, Salzburg is a compact city that is easy to explore in just one day. It’s the perfect blend of history and culture and can be explored all year round.

The national currency in Salzburg is Euro, and Austria’s official language is German, with most people in Salzburg speaking the Austro-Bavarian dialect. However, if you are heading to the tourist parts of Salzburg, many locals also speak English.

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Attractions and Things to do in Salzburg

Whether you prefer an active holiday spent hiking or skiing, or a laid-back trip exploring museums, shopping centres and galleries, there are many things to see and do that will help you have an unforgettable trip to the Austrian city of Salzburg.

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Visit top attractions in Salzburg

• Zell am See

Enjoy the charming vibes of Zell am See, the fantastic weather is guaranteed for an unforgettable experience. You can rent your car and enjoy the views driving all the way to Zell am See "86km", and if you're one of those wild adventurer, you can try the skydiving above the amazing nature of Zell am See.

• Salzburg Fortress

The fortress is without a doubt the number one attraction in Salzburg and a spectacular piece of history. Otherwise known as Hohensalzburg Castle, the Fortress sits on top of the Festungsberg Hill and has been a major power hive for the rulers of Salzburg since the 1000’s.

• Salzburg Old Town

The Old Town is the perfect place to visit during your time in Salzburg. It’s easy to get lost in the streets, admiring the sights, or occupy your time with some shopping. The Salzburg Old town is full of historical buildings, beautifully designed squares and quaint side streets.

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Experience new activities in Salzburg

• Mirabell Palace and Gardens

If you enjoy maintained gardens and the great outdoors, the palace is a brilliant place to visit. Listed as a cultural heritage monument, the Palace was built in 1606 and offers stunning views of Salzburg Cathedral.

• Mozart Birthplace

For any Mozart fan, a visit to this museum is a must. The city has various museums, monuments and places dedicated to Mozart, but his birthplace is the defining one. As one of the most visited museums globally, it contains everything Mozart, from details of his childhood life to his iconic musical instruments.

• Getreidegasse

This famous street is a standout destination for shopping. Shops include fine Jewellery, fashion, antiques, traditional costumes, and many boutiques. The narrow street has many buildings packed together that stretch far back and have beautiful designs and quaint little windows.

• Gaisberg Mountain

To experience a unique side to Salzburg’s historical past, head out of Salzburg town and explore Gaisberg. If you love outdoor activities, particularly hiking, add Gaisberg to your list of go-to’s. With over 20km of trails and various outdoor activities, including Paragliding and Mountain Biking, the Gaisberg Mountain is a must for any adrenaline seeker.

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Indulge your taste with Salzburg Food

Topfenstrudel

Topfenstrudel is known for being one of Austria’s favourites. It’s a delicious cream cheese strudel made with dough or puff pastry and baked until a crispy golden crust is formed. In Austria, the dish is commonly served with vanilla sauce or fresh fruit on the side.

Tafelspitz

Tafelspitz is today one of the most famous Austrian dishes. The dish contains boiled beef broth served with horseradish, root vegetables, spices and minced apples. It’s considered to be the national dish of Austria.

Rindsuppe

Soups are an essential part of Austrian cuisine, and the most popular clear soup in the country is the simple Rindsuppe. The delicious beef broth soup includes sliced or cubed meat, and the most common vegetables cooked with the meat include carrots, parsley, celery, and leeks.

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Best located hotels in Salzburg

Salzburg offers a variety of welcoming stays for travellers. There are many hotels to choose from in the city to suit solo travellers, couples or families.

Here are few suggestions:

Altstadt Hotel

Located in the heart of Salzburg, the Alstadt Hotel is in a quieter part of town in the picturesque Linzergasse street. The hotel is only a 5-minute walk from popular tourist sights such as Mozart's Birthplace and Mirabell Palace. It’s the perfect place for couples looking for a relaxing stay after busy sightseeing days.

The Mozart Hotel by HeymCollections

The Mozart Hotel is a charming and luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of Salzburg. The hotel boasts a central location in Salzburg, only a 10-minute walk from the Old Town with all major sights, the Getreidegasse and the Hohensalzburg Fortress, and a 5-minute walk to the beautiful Mirabell Gardens.

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Transportation in Salzburg

Public transportation is very efficient in Salzburg. Trams and buses cost as little as €1.90, and taxi meters start from €3.60 and charge €.90 per kilometre. However, unless you are staying somewhere out of town or taking a trip out to the city, buses and trams are unnecessary. Bikes are a great way to get around Salzburg, and most hotels rent bikes for around €7.

It's also recommended to rent your own car during your stay in Salzburg, and enjoy the amazing views on the way to Zell am See.