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Things to see & do in Salzburg: October. The " Salzburger Kulturtage " are a series of concerts, opera and theatre that targets a local audience; they were founded in 1972 to provide an affordable alternative to the very expensive Salzburg Festival of the summer.
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In October, the Salzburg Lake District is adorned with stunning autumn colors, making it the perfect time to take a scenic drive through the picturesque landscapes. The region is home to several beautiful lakes, including Wolfgangsee and Fuschlsee, surrounded by rolling hills and charming villages.
Jun 13, 2022 · October is the driest month in Salzburg and while autumn has officially arrived, it can be very pleasant here. Serious music lovers arrive for the Kulturtage , a purist’s music festival. Key events: Salzburger Kulturtage, Almabtrieb (decorating of cows)
- Hear Nuns Sing at Daybreak
- See The City from on High
- Drink Up at The Augustiner Bräustübl
- Sing Along to The Sound of Music
- Climb Every Mountain
- Get An Art Fix at Mönchsberg
- Feel The Mozart Groove at Schloss Mirabell
- Marvel at Puppetry Magic at Salzburger Marionettentheater
- Swan Around The Gardens of Schloss Mirabell
- Cycle The Banks of The Salzach
As dawn breaks over the Alps, hoof it up the steep steps of the Nonnbergstiege to reach Stift Nonnbergby 6:45am to hear the hairs-on-end sound of nuns chanting Gregorian chorales at one of Europe’s oldest working abbeys. Founded by St Rupert, patron saint of Salzburg way back in 715 CE, the Benedictine abbey is off-limits apart from its rib-vaulted...
Short but spectacular, the walk from Nonnberg to Festung Hohensalzburgalong the Hohe Weg (Festungsgasse) lifts spirits instantly and gives a great overview of the city, with dress-circle views over the rooftops, spires, and domes of the baroque Altstadt to the forested mountains beyond. Walking up here, far above the hum of the city and toll of chu...
It’s Oktoberfest 365 days a year at the Augustiner Bräustübl, an offshoot of the Munich-run brewery that is Germany’s oldest, dating to 1328. With its vaulted taverns and vast, 1400-seat beer garden set up under the shade of chestnut trees, this monk-founded brewery at the foot of Mönchsberg has given Salzburg rollicking good times since 1621. Fill...
Come on, you know you want to… You don’t have to be a die-hard fan of The Sound of Music or be able to hit the octave-leaping high notes like Julie Andrews to want to hop on a bike and belt out a few songs pedaling between film locations with Fräulein Maria’s Bicycle Tours. Do-Re-Mi, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, So Long, Farewell – all the classics ...
Or maybe just the one. Puckering up on the German border, 1973m (6473ft) Untersbergdelivers a proper hit of mountain scenery on the fringes of the city. Stippled with wildflowers, the craggy summit is laced with hiking trails that open up sensational views of Salzburg, the Rositten Valley, and the Tyrolean, Salzburg and Bavarian Alpine ranges. Para...
With wooded cliffs rising above Salzburg like a theater curtain, 504m (1654ft) Mönchsberg – Monk Mountain – is named after the Benedictine monks of St Peter's Abbey. And the views? Well, they’re pretty heavenly, too, framing the fortress-topped Altstadt. Strike out on foot along trails weaving through meadows and woodland to Augustiner Bräustübl, a...
If you love Mozart but not the thought of sharing his symphonies with a ton of other tourists, give the kitschy Mozart dinners a skip and head to Schloss Mirabell instead. This fantasy 17th-century palace holds intimate chamber music concertsin its Marmorsaal (Marble Hall), a lavish confection of stucco, marble, and frescoes. Internationally acclai...
You don’t have to be five years old to feel a sense of wonder at the Unesco World Heritage-listed Salzburger Marionettentheater, where the red curtain has risen on a miniature stage since 1913. The theater is just as opulent as a full-size one, with its stucco ornament and chandeliers. The detail in costumes and backdrops is remarkable, and the pup...
Schloss Mirabellpalace is the belle of the baroque ball in Salzburg, built by Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich to woo his mistress Salome Alt in 1606. But it is the gardens that really blow you away. Archbishop Johann Ernst von Thun worked his green-fingered magic on them in 1690, going crazy with fountains and muses, parterres and rose gardens, all...
Unfurling from city to meadow and mountain, the banks of the Salzach River are a joy to cycle, especially when the city heaves in summer. Grab yourself a rental bikeand pedal south, with views of the Altstadt’s riot of domes and spires slowly fading as you pass the Volksgarten park. Going for a pedal here allows you to give the city crowds the slip...
The question as to what Salzburg has to offer in autumn is easily answered: It’s all about the sounds of jazz on the streets, folk culture and leisurely walks without having to fight the throngs. Now is the best time to discover Salzburg’s rich beer culture, either enjoyed in authentic folk costume or simply just the way you are.
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May 16, 2022 · Ranking of the top 17 things to do in Salzburg. Travelers favorites include #1 Altstadt (Old Town), #2 Dom zu Salzburg (Salzburg Cathedral) and more.
Jul 9, 2022 · What to do in Salzburg (including in winter, when it rains and at night) Salzburg has some unmissable museums and sights – Mozart’s Birth House , the DomQuartier (comprising the Cathedral and former Residence of the Prince-Archbishops of Salzburg, with its magnificent state rooms), the Hohensalzburg Fortress and the truly wonderful 17th ...
