Le «château de sel», comme on l'appelle littéralement Salzbourg, a déjà plus de 1 320 ans. Et au fil des ans, Salzbourg est devenue célèbre comme la ville de Mozart, le lieu du film "The Sound of Music" et plus encore.
This cathedral became one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Europe. See impressive interior, monumental columns and amazing sculptures! Climb up Cathedral Tower and see St. Peter’s Bell. Finally enjoy the precious view from the observation terrace!
LIRE LA SUITEIt’s Top1 Attraction by many reasons: absolutely amazing views on top, great history and huge area to explore in the Main Castle. Inside you will see Princes’ Apartments, Magic Theater and Fortress Museum.
LIRE LA SUITESee fabulous Mirabell Palace. It’s a complex of historic residence built by prince-archbishop Wolf Dietrich with baroque gardens. This former palace now houses government offices. The gardens are where the von Trapp children sang "Do-Re-Mi" in the Sound of Music.
LIRE LA SUITEReach magnificent Salzburg Cathedral. Twin spires top this baroque-style 17th-century Cathedral, with a museum housing sacred treasures. Get inside and see amazing sculpture ceiling, organs and great chapels. This is a uniquely-designed cathedral!
LIRE LA SUITEMarvel at this medieval monastery. It has served as the home to monks for over 1,000 years. The church and abbey have been the spiritual heart of Salzburg. Aside from its striking Christian architecture, the cemetery and catacombs are also a must-see.
LIRE LA SUITEThe DomQuartier is a unique cultural highlight in the heart of Salzburg City. In the magnificent state rooms, history comes alive, while a museum tour also allows you to enjoy imposing views of the city itself.
LIRE LA SUITEIt’s a fantastic colourful tenement, which now is one of the most visited museums in Austria. Inside discover items of everyday life as well as furniture from the 18th century, and feel as if you have personally been transported back to the days of Mozart!
LIRE LA SUITEVisit Mauthausen Concentration Camp, which existed as one of the largest extermination camps in Europe, but more known for its cruelty. See for your own eyes the tragic conditions that prisoners have been kept in.
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