Things to do in St. Wolfgang

No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Salzburg

Fortress Hohensalzburg

Salzburg Castle is located on the Monk Hill in the old town of Salzburg and is the landmark building of the city. This white castle fortress has a very long history. It was built in 1077 and was gradually expanded by successive archbishops. There are museums and cafes in the castle, and it is also a good place to overlook the scenery of the whole city. When you enter the Salzburg Fortress, the first thing that catches your eye is the inner courtyard of the castle. The surrounding walls of the inner courtyard form a natural viewing platform. Before entering the castle, you may stop here for a while and overlook the scenery of the small town below the mountain. Audio guides (including Chinese) can be rented at the ticket office at the entrance. Because most of the exhibitions in the fortress are marked in German, it is recommended to rent one for sightseeing. The inner courtyard of the castle leads to the golden hall of the bishop. It is made of 4 huge marble columns and decorated very ornately. It used to be the place where the archbishop held major religious ceremonies. Going up the stairs, we came to the monarch's bedroom at that time. These resplendent bedrooms are as restored as possible to the furnishings of the year. The locks of all the cabinets are made of gold-plated, shining like the stars in the night sky. In addition, the fortress grain storehouse located underground can store food for a thousand soldiers for one year. If you are interested in the military, you can also visit the military museum in the castle, where various weapons and armors from the medieval period are displayed. The Torture Instrument Museum displays various torture instruments used to interrogate prisoners and prisoners. In addition, there are various small museums showing medieval life forms such as the Witch Doctor Exhibition Hall for viewing. The Muppets Museum The Muppets Museum is one of the highlights of the Salzburg Fortress. This museum is located in the basement and displays the marionettes used in the puppet theater, including the one that appeared in The Magic Flute. Papageno figures and figures from Amadeus. Here, you can not only see many lifelike puppets, but also have the opportunity to operate the actual puppets. There will be puppet theater performances at a fixed time every week, and tickets must be purchased separately. The specific time and ticket price can be checked at the puppet museum. After the Castle Museum, you can visit the Castle Museum, which introduces the history of the castle, weapons, handicrafts, judicial development and some history related to Salzburg. In the audio-visual room, you can sit quietly and enjoy the sound and light show about the past and present of Salzburg. There is an open-air cafe in the castle fortress, where you can enjoy the surrounding scenery while enjoying the aroma of coffee.

Schafbergbahn Bergstation Schafbergspitze

No. 1 of Ski Resorts in Gemeinde Gosau

Zwieselalm

Zwieselalm is a charming Alpine region in Austria, offering spectacular mountain scenery and a wealth of outdoor activities. It is part of the Dachstein West ski area and features well-groomed slopes perfect for skiing and snowboarding in winter. The ski area has a number of beginner and intermediate slopes that are carefully maintained to ensure good conditions throughout the ski season. The ski area is equipped with a modern cable car system, allowing visitors to easily reach the start of the slopes and enjoy the fun of skiing. In summer, the area is transformed into a hiker's paradise with numerous trails through aromatic forests and verdant meadows. Whether you are looking for an exciting adventure or a peaceful nature walk, Zwieselalm offers visitors an authentic Austrian mountain experience combined with a charming local culture. Whether you are a ski enthusiast or a tourist who wants to enjoy the natural beauty of all seasons, this place will provide unforgettable memories.

Zwölferhorn

No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Salzburg

Mozart's Birthplace

Mozart's Birthplace (MozartsGeburtshaus) is located at No. 9 Grain Alley in Salzburg, Austria. Mozart's father, a violinist, lived on the third floor of the building from 1747 to 1773. Appearance of Mozart's Birthplace Mozart's Birthplace is an eye-catching building on Grain Alley. The outer wall between the third and fourth floors is also inlaid with a large white art word "MozartsGeburtshaus". When you get close, you can see the words "Mozart Museum" engraved next to the arched gate, and there is a relief of Mozart's head at the top. It has become a must-stop place for many tourists to visit here. Birthplace Aspects Today, visitors can visit the first to third floors here, where you can learn about Mozart's growing environment. How he grew up, when did he start making music, his relationship with his family and his passion for opera etc. In addition, you can also see the Mozart family room, enjoy the musical instruments, historical documents, portraits and letters of the Mozart family. In the master bedroom on the first floor, in addition to displaying the daily necessities of the Mozart family, you can also see the stage patterns of the violins, musical scores and operas he used in his youth. The second floor displays some manuscripts of Mozart's musical scores and blueprints for stage plays such as the opera "The Magic Flute". On the third floor, there is a hall decorated with portraits of the Mozart family, Mozart's letters, the study of Mozart's father and the room where Mozart was born. In addition, there is a hall in the museum dedicated to playing Mozart's own music for visitors. The entire exhibition hall is not large, and it usually takes more than an hour to complete. If you buy a combined ticket for Mozart's former residence, you can also go there and see it. The walking distance between the two museums is about 5 minutes. There are many small shops in front of Mozart's birthplace, and many products are linked to Mozart. You can buy some locally produced Mozart chocolates and Mozart red wines, which are said to taste good. In addition, since 1945, every year from July, Salzburg has held a five-week international Mozart Festival.

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No. 5 of Best Things to Do in Salzburg

Mozart Residence

This is the place where the famous music master Mozart once lived, and he spent a short and happy time here from 1773 to 1780. Following the death of his mother in 1781, Mozart left Salzburg for Vienna to start a new life and compose numerous famous pieces. The house was damaged in the war in 1944. After restoration, it was officially opened as a museum in 1996. Here you can see the manuscripts and other monuments that Mozart once created.

Seepromenade Mondsee

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Nixenfall