Salzburg Hotels

Scenic Salzburg is home to 17th-century Salzburg Cathedral, a sacred spot where Celts and Romans once held sacrifices. The Hohensalzburg, which overlooks the old city, is a major European castle. Find your own palatial lodging at HotelTravel.com. 

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Set amid a lush, landscaped garden in the heart of the city, the Josef-Brunauer Zentrum Hotel is a 4...
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Strategically positioned adjacent to the Congress area, only 3 km from the town centre, the CD Hotel...
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650 years of history and tradition stand behind the family-owned Kasererbrau Hotel, with its rich an...
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Perfectly situated to the highway, train stations, and airport, the Austria Trend Hotel Salzburg Wes...
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Perched over Lake Fuschl, with a view of the mountains, the ArabellaSheraton Hotel Jagdhof lies in a...
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Salzburg Introduction

The ancient city of Salzburg is one of the most popular travel destinations in the entire country due to its vast natural beauty, ancient buildings and modern skyscrapers. The Old Town quarter has been designed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for its well-preserved baroque architecture. This quarter is filled with a wide selection of majestic churches, beautiful cathedrals, opulent castle and elegant palaces. Other attractions include a grandiose monastery and absolutely stunning parks. One of the city’s most famous citizens is the famed composer Mozart. His birthplace residence is a popular attraction and receives visitors in the thousands. The Palace of Mirabel is one of the most famous attractions in Salzburg. This exquisite palace is virtually blanketed with colourful flowers and awe-inspiring gardens. Thousands of locals and international visitors participate in the much loved Salzburg Festival. This event is one of most acclaimed music festivals in the world. Held during the months of July and August each year, visitors have chance to see an opera, a series of dramatic plays and glorious classical concert presentations. Salzburg offers a quality selection of accommodation and an array of restaurants and eateries that are dotted throughout the city, but bear in mind that there's no real low season here, accommodation should be booked well in advance. Once you've found yourself a place to stay, however, you'll find the city to be an easily manageable, hassle-free place to explore. The local bus and rail network makes Salzburg a convenient base from which to visit the lakes of the Salzkammergut to the east, and the historic towns of Hallein and Werfen to the south and other areas both within Austria and nearby.

 
 

Salzburg is a picturesque baroque city on the banks of the Salzach River and is the former site of the Roman town of Juvavum. Set against a pristine mountain backdrop, the city and the river were named after the early residents who earned their living in the region's salt mines.

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Salzburg has a number of entertaining offers that will enhance their minds, lighten up their eyes and burn off extra energy. The Museum of Modern Art offers children's workshops and tours of the museum. Children can also enjoy exploring the Hohensalzburg Fortress. And what kid wouldn’t love to spend the day in the Toy Museum or at the zoo.

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Mozart Week 
Each year, Salzburg celebrates its most famous son with ten days of music. Renown musicians, orchestras and conductors come to the city to celebrate and perform the genius of Mozart.

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Bad Dürrnberg Salt Mine
Step back into the time when the first settlers lived here and pay a visit to the Bad Dürrnberg Salt Mine. The Celts settled the town of Hallein and gave the town its name (the Celtic word hall means salt). It is thought that inhabitants in the area were mining salt as long as 4500 years ago and, during its days as an ecclesiastical principality, the sale of salt from the mine filled Salzburg's coffers. The mines are open year-round although opening hours are reduced during winter.

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Airport
Salzburg Airport or W. A. Mozart Airport is the second largest airport in Austria servicing Austrian Airline, Ryan and Niki. 

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Business Offices: 09:00-15:00, Monday to Friday
Banks: 09:00-15:00, 15:00-16:00, Monday to Friday, except Thursday when they close at 5:30 p.m.
Post Offices: 08:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00, from Monday to Friday
Department Stores and Shops: varies depending on store and area
Museums: check individual museums for opening times

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