La música clásica, un hermoso casco antiguo y las espectaculares vistas alpinas hacen de la ciudad austriaca de Salzburgo una de las principales prioridades al visitar Europa. En el casco antiguo de Salzburgo (Aldstadt), un área que resuena con el encanto barroco y ha sido declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, encontrará la Galería de la Residencia (Residenzgalerie) y la Catedral de Salzburgo. Conozca la historia detrás de estos edificios y otros en un recorrido turístico. Los fanáticos de “The Sound of Music“ reconocerán los castillos, las iglesias barrocas y los lagos de montaña de Salzburgo de la icónica película musical, que catapultó a Salzburgo a la fama en 1965. Realice una gira con el tema “Sound of Music“ y experimente el palacio y los jardines de Mirabell (Mirabell Schloss und Garten); el castillo Hellbrunn del siglo XVII (Schloss Hellbrun); y la Abadía de Mondsee, utilizada como lugar para la boda de Maria y Georg von Trapp. Una visita a la Residencia de Mozart (Mozart Wohnhaus) y un concierto nocturno en el Salón Barroco de San Pedro son una visita obligada para los fanáticos de Mozart, y los recorridos para los amantes de la música destacan lugares de interés en su vida. Otras excursiones incluyen un viaje de medio día a los Alpes bávaros y la mina de sal de Berchtesgaden. Las excursiones de un día a Viena, la elegante capital de Austria, y a Salzkammergut, una región de lagos y montañas, muestran los encantos de la región. Absorba la belleza de las ciudades alpinas como St. Wolfgang, Hallstatt y el lago Mondsee; visite el antiguo refugio de montaña de Hitler, conocido como el Nido del Águila (Kehlsteinhaus) en Berchtesgaden; o visite Swarovski Crystal World y Central Inn Valley en una excursión a Innsbruck.
Summer is perfect for sightseeing and hiking through flower-filled Alpine valleys (a must for "The Sound of Music" fans), but Salzburg simply dazzles in the winter months. Festive-light displays and snow-dusted monuments provide the backdrop for a cultural season filled with highlights, most notably Winterfest, the popular Christmas markets, and January's Mozart Week.
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take a stroll through Salzburg’s Old Town, snap a photo in front of Mozart’s birthplace, and sample the original Salzburger Mozartkugel, a marzipan- and nougat-filled chocolate praline, at Cafe Fürst.
involves a run along the river Salzach, an afternoon enjoying Salzburger Nockerl in a café, and a classical concert in the Baroque Marble Hall of Mirabell Palace or drinks on the Hotel Stein rooftop.
taking a The Sound of Music Tour. Even if you’re not a fan of the musical, you can enjoy stunning movie locations such as Schloss Leopoldskron, Schloss Hellbrunn, and the charming town of Mondsee.
go to the Schranne Market, which takes place every Thursday on Mirabellplatz. There, you can sample local culinary delicacies and admire the local arts and crafts.
head to the Fortress Hohensalzburg which offers stunning views over the city’s spires, domes, and the mountains beyond. You can take the funicular but hiking up Festungsgasse is more memorable.
is thinking Red Bull is an American brand, when it’s actually Austrian. Its founder Dietrich Mateschitz is from Salzburg and if you’re into airplanes and motorcars, make sure to visit the Hangar-7 at Salzburg Airport.
Salzburg is renowned for its photo-worthy Old Town: a UNESCO-protected baroque treasure overlooked by the forbidding Hohensalzburg Fortress. The city was also where the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756—his birthplace is a museum—and played a starring role in the much-loved 1965 musical, The Sound of Music.
...MásBe sure to visit Mozart’s Birthplace on Salzburg’s Getreidegasse. His family’s apartment has been reconstructed and showcases his original clavichord, violin, and family letters. Sound of Music fans, meanwhile, shouldn’t miss a tour of the movie’s iconic Salzburg filming locations, including the Mirabell Gardens with their “Do-Re-Mi” steps.
...MásThree to four days in Salzburg is ideal. This is enough to enjoy Old Town highlights like Salzburg Cathedral, Mirabell Palace, Mozart’s Birthplace, and the shops and restaurants hugging the cobbled streets. It also still provides time to sample the surrounding Alpine countryside of blue-green lakes, villages, and mountain scenery.
...MásOver 70 percent of Austrians speak English, and because Salzburg is tourist-oriented, you’ll likely find an even higher ratio of people who speak it well. But don’t take it for granted: Locals will be delighted if you’re ready with some stock phrases from the region’s official language: Austro-Bavarian German.
...MásYes. History, classical music, and film—especially Sound of Music—enthusiasts will find Salzburg rewarding and memorable. The city’s elegant baroque architecture, stylish shops, cozy pubs, and hearty cuisine, not to mention its surrounding mountain panoramas, will add extra appeal and keep general sightseers more than happy, too.
...MásExplore Salzburg Old Town on day one to view Salzburg Cathedral, Mozart’s Birthplace, and more before absorbing sweeping city views from the Hohensalzburg Fortress. Day two is prime for pursuing personal interests: enjoying the shops and restaurants; taking a Sound of Music four, or admiring the region’s lake-and-mountain scenery.
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