Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comSalzburg City Tour - On the Traces of Mozart
based on 9 reviews
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Location: Salzburg, Austria
Product code: 3595001
9 reviews of Salzburg City Tour - On the Traces of Mozart
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More like a city tour with a slight difference. We had a guide whose English was OK and had to concentrate hard. We struck this in a thunderstorm, so that put a dampener on it!
Reviewed by: A R M, New Zealand, July 2008
Salzburg is a great city, and this was the best way to see the most in the little time that I had there.
Reviewed by: Karen W, United States of America, July 2007
Since this was my family's first time in Salzburg, we decided to get an overview of the city and this tour was very helpful in providing us with lots of information for our short stay.
Reviewed by: Lottie G, United States of America, August 2006
Salzburg is a beautiful city but they only let you see things from inside the van, it is OK just to get to know the basics of the city then start walking on your own.
Reviewed by: Jacobo V, United States of America, June 2009
Would have loved to really go on his traces, it was more of a city tour and not enough information about the actual traces of Mozart. The guide was wonderful.
Reviewed by: Mariette K, South Africa, July 2008
The Mozart tour was a bit light, but at least we received tickets to see the museum.
Reviewed by: John B, United Kingdom, June 2008
This tour didn't show me anything that I hadn't seen on the Sound of Music tour or walking around on my own. We didn't get to enter Mozart's Residence or the Wax Museum. We were never given tickets.
Reviewed by: Sarah S, United States of America, August 2007
Most of this overlaps with the 'sound of music tour'. This fact is not made clear in your write-ups. Perhaps, adding a Mozart music concert as part of this tour might make it more worthwhile. Additionally, you could perhaps give a choice between visiting the Mozart Museum or getting one or two CDs of Mozart music. I personally would have preferred CDs.
Reviewed by: Anantha P, Germany, July 2009
Tour was advertised as 2 and a half hours. It was slightly over 1 hour with a ticket to Mozart Residence, which closed at 6pm. Tour started at 4pm.
Reviewed by: Lois B, Canada, March 2007
