Salzburg

From St. Andrew’s Church to Hohensalzburg: Mozart’s two homes, Residenzplatz and its fountain, and the cathedral where he was baptised. Checked October 2026.

Fortress Hohensalzburg, a magnificent medieval stronghold perched atop the Festungsberg mountain, is the crowning jewel of Salzburg, Austria. Towering over

The Kapitelschwemme in Salzburg: a 1732 horse pond with Neptune on a seahorse, Firmian’s chronogram and the golden Sphaera nearby. Checked October 2026.

St Peter’s Abbey in Salzburg: founded in 696, a Rococo church, a cliffside cemetery, rock-cut catacombs and Nannerl Mozart’s grave. Checked October 2026.

Salzburg Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece in the heart of the Austrian city of Salzburg, stands as a testament to centuries

Residence Square, located in the heart of Salzburg’s historic center, is a breathtaking testament to the city’s rich history and

Mozart’s Birthplace, known in German as Mozarts Geburtshaus, is one of the most visited museums in the world. Located at

Salzburg’s Pferdeschwemme: Fischer von Erlach’s 1693 horse bath, Mandl’s horse tamer, the painted horses of 1732 and what to see nearby. Checked October 2026.

The Marko-Feingold-Steg in Salzburg: the Holocaust survivor it honours, the swinging old Makartsteg, love locks and the fortress view. Checked October 2026.

The Mozart Residence, located on Makartplatz in Salzburg, Austria, offers a unique glimpse into the life and times of Wolfgang