Salzburg 3 days

Dominating the city skyline, this medieval fortress offers panoramic views of Salzburg and the surrounding Alps. Explore its courtyards, state rooms, and museums, including the fascinating Marionette Museum.

• Take the funicular up for ease, or walk for a more active experience.
• Book tickets online in advance to save time.

Located within the historic St. Peter's Abbey complex, this restaurant offers traditional Austrian cuisine in a charming, centuries-old setting. Enjoy hearty dishes and local specialties.

Visit the actual house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756. The museum displays original instruments, documents, and personal belongings, offering insight into his early life.

• Consider purchasing a combined ticket with Mozart's Residence for a more comprehensive experience.

This charming, narrow shopping street is famous for its wrought-iron guild signs and Mozart's Birthplace. Browse boutique shops, artisan stores, and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

A traditional Salzburg inn with a long history, Sternbräu offers a classic Austrian dining experience. Enjoy Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, and local beers in a vibrant beer garden or cozy interior.

Explore the stunning Baroque palace and its meticulously maintained gardens, famous for their symmetrical design and the Marble Hall where Mozart once performed. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site and a popular filming location for 'The Sound of Music'.

• Visit the dwarf garden for a quirky photo opportunity.
• Check for concerts held in the Marble Hall.

Salzburg's oldest coffee house, established in 1700, offers a taste of old-world charm. Enjoy coffee specialties, pastries, and light lunches in a grand setting on the Alter Markt.

This magnificent Baroque cathedral is a masterpiece of architecture, featuring impressive twin spires and a grand interior. It's the place where Mozart was baptized and served as organist.

• Climb the towers for excellent views of the Residenzplatz.
• Photography is generally permitted, but be respectful.

Located in the former Prince-Archbishop's Residence, this gallery showcases Austrian and European art from the 16th to the 20th centuries. It's known for its collection of Dutch Masters and Austrian Romanticism.

A traditional monastic brewery and beer hall, Augustiner Bräu offers a convivial atmosphere where locals and visitors mingle. Sample their house-brewed beers and enjoy simple, hearty food from various stalls.

• Bring cash, as not all vendors accept cards.
• Find a spot in the cavernous beer hall or enjoy the beer garden in warmer months.

Perched on Mönchsberg mountain, this museum features contemporary art and photography exhibitions. The building itself is a modern architectural marvel, offering stunning views over the city.

• Take the Mönchsberg Lift for easy access to the museum and the mountain plateau.
• The café offers spectacular city views.

Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in this cozy trattoria located near the Museum der Moderne. It's a great spot for a satisfying lunch before continuing your exploration.

Located just outside the city center, Hellbrunn is famous for its playful water features (Wasserspiele) designed by Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus. Explore the palace, gardens, and enjoy getting surprised by the mechanical marvels.

• Wear shoes that can get wet, and be prepared to be amused!
• Consider visiting on a warm day to fully enjoy the fountains.

A popular Italian restaurant known for its enormous pizzas and lively atmosphere. It's a great place for a casual and satisfying dinner with a wide range of pasta and pizza options.