The historic centre of the city of Salzburg recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is where many of the sites and monuments you see listed on this page are located.

As one of the most popular tourist attractions, it’s beautiful gardens are a listed cultural heritage.

Europe’s largest preserved castle towers over Salzburg’s Old Town, offering panoramic views of the Alps and city from its battlements. Explore the Fortress Museum, Rainer Regiment Museum, Marionette Museum, and interactive armory with medieval weapons.

A 17th century palace with preserved Renaissance water features and where the glass gazebo from The Sound of Music was moved to.

Are you saddled with kids? Or do you just want to see some cute motherfluffers? Have fun meeting some animals here!

You can visit the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756. Considered one of the most visited museums in the world, this three-story exhibition gives details about one of the greatest composers’ early life.

Venturing a little out of Salzburg? We recommend this beautiful region or lakes and alpine ranges nearby. To the south, visit Lake Halstatt with its iconic pastel houses ringed by mountains.