As the most famous landmark in Salzburg, the fortress is also one of the largest medieval castles in Europe, divided into three parts: the historical museum, the tower and the courtyard. In addition to the history museums and courtyards are free to visit, the tower needs to follow the tour group to enter, the tour time is one per hour. However, in addition to English commentators, the tour group also has a Chinese audio guide, so don't worry about the language barrier. The first to visit is a small puppet museum. Looking at these lifelike puppets, reminds me of "The Voice of Music" Maria with the puppets of the children, and can't help but reverberate the familiar music. Follow the crowd and walk to the Fortress Museum. Here you can learn not only the history of the ancient castles, but also the ancient weapons and folklore, as well as the classical chamber music concerts held here. Listening to elegant classical music in such a place with historical charm is definitely another wonderful experience. Leaving the museum and turning to the fortress tower. Passing through various rooms, I finally came to the highest point of the fortress. Overlooking the castle overlooking the town, although the wind is very big, but looking up and looking far is really refreshing and refreshing.