Salzburg couples

Dominating the city skyline, this medieval fortress offers breathtaking panoramic views of Salzburg and the surrounding Alps. Explore its courtyards, state rooms, and museums, including the Prince's Apartments and a medieval torture exhibition.

• Take the funicular up for ease, or enjoy a scenic walk.
• Consider the 'Panorama Ticket' for comprehensive access and discounts.

Nestled at the foot of the Mönchsberg mountain, this historic cemetery is one of the most beautiful in the world, featuring ornate tombs and the historic St. Peter's Church. Descend into the ancient catacombs, carved into the cliff face, for a glimpse into early Christian history.

• The catacombs are accessible via guided tours only; check times in advance.
• Look for the grave of Mozart's sister, Nannerl.

A magnificent Baroque cathedral, this is the spiritual heart of Salzburg and a masterpiece of architecture. Admire its impressive facade, stunning interior adorned with frescoes and sculptures, and the grand organ.

• Check for organ concerts or choir performances.
• The baptismal font here is where Mozart was baptized.

Experience a traditional Austrian beer hall atmosphere in this former monastery. Enjoy hearty local cuisine and a variety of beers brewed on-site, served in a lively, communal setting.

• You can buy your own food from various stations and bring it to your table.
• It can get very crowded, especially on weekends.

Visit the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27, 1756. The museum displays historical artifacts, furniture, and portraits related to Mozart and his family, offering insight into his early life.

• Audio guides are available and highly recommended.
• Located on the bustling Getreidegasse.

This charming, narrow street is Salzburg's most famous shopping street, known for its unique wrought-iron guild signs. It's home to Mozart's Birthplace and a variety of boutiques, cafes, and souvenir shops.

• Admire the intricate guild signs above each shop.
• Can be very crowded, especially during peak tourist season.

Once owned by Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich, these stunning Baroque gardens are famous for their symmetrical design, beautiful flowerbeds, statues, and the Pegasus Fountain. The palace itself hosts concerts and is the seat of the city's municipal government.

• Visit the 'Sound of Music' gardens, famous from the movie.
• Free to enter and explore the grounds.

Enjoy traditional Austrian dishes and local Stiegl beer with fantastic views over the Old Town from its terrace. This popular spot offers a cozy atmosphere and is a great place to relax after a day of sightseeing.

• Reservations are recommended, especially for a table with a view.
• Try the 'Schweinshaxe' (pork knuckle) if you're feeling adventurous.