Mozartplatz
- Address:Mozartplatz, Salzburg
- Hours:Open daily
- Admission:Free
7:41 PM Sunday, May 27
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Salzburg is immensely proud of its most famous son, and Mozartplatz is just one of the city’s many tributes.
The square, with its elegant statue of a youthful Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, dates back to 1842 and was partly funded by Mad King Ludwig of Bavaria, who was a big fan.
One of Salzburg’s most famous squares, it is a popular spot for a photo stop and a stroll.
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Very nice afternoon. 1 hour in the city. About 4 hours visiting lakes and hills. Included 45 minutes boat ride.
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Forget the city tour.. just do the mountains and lakes.. City can just take a map and walk around yourself, city is smaller than you expect.. Better than just a quick drive within 1 hour to get a quick glimpse only.. also especially when some of the main attractions are on pedastrians only walkways so the car cannot take you there..
Boat cruise was lovely..
This is one of the most picturesque areas I have seen in Salzburg. The boat ride on Lake Wolfgang is well worth it and the unique town of St. Gilgen is absolutely beautiful. The 70km bus ride through the countryside was magical.
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Mozartplatz is in the Old Town on the south bank of the River Salzach, at the eastern end of the pedestrianized Getreidegasse.
