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Mönchsberg Mönchsberg Festungsberg Salzach Hauptbahnhof / Train Station 12 Gabelsbergerstraße Lasserstraße Auerspergstraße Schwarzstraße Schloss Mirabell und Mirabellgarten Rainerstraße Franz-Josef-Straße Mirabell Palace Elisabethkai and Mirabell Gardens Andrä-Kirche Rupertgasse St. Andrew’s Church 11 Müllner Hauptstraße Mirabellplatz Schrannengasse Müllner Steg 1 Paris-Lodron-Straße Lindhofstraße 24 Schallmooser Hauptstraße 1 Terminal Augustinergasse NORD St. Sebastian Kirche Universität Mozarteum St. Sebastian‘s Church University Mozarteum Dreifaltigkeitskirche Holy Trinity Church Makartplatz Haus der Natur Landestheater 23 13 Kapuzinerkloster House of Natural History Children‘s State Theatre Capuchin Monastery Salzburg Museum Linzergasse City Cruise Gstättengasse Mozarts Wohnhaus Mozart's Residence Kapuzinerberg Platzl Franz-Josef-Kai 4 4 Makartsteg Augustinergasse Steingasse 14 Griesgasse 3 10 Staatsbrücke Giselakai Imbergstraße Getreidegasse Getreidegasse und Mozarts and Mozart’s 22 Arenbergstraße Museum der Moderne Geburtshaus Birthplace Rathaus Mozartdenkmal Museum of Modern Art City Hall Judengasse Mozart Statue Kollegienkirche 5 Alter Mozartsteg Mönchsberg Collegiate Church Markt 5 Mozart- 2 2 16 Giselakai Pferdeschwemme Residenz- platz Reichenhaller Straße Horse Bath 5 17 Rudolfskai 16 platz Salzach Hofstall- Franziskaner E-Baumgartner-Straße gasse Kirche 17 Ignaz-Rieder-Kai Hübnergasse Salzburger Glockenspiel 15 Franciscan Karolinen Brücke Church Salzburg Museum Siegmundstor Festspielhaus 15 Glockenspiel (The carillon) Neutorstraße Siegmund’s Gate Haus für Mozart Franziskanergasse Dom- platz Salzburg Museum Rainbergstraße Festival Hall Dom Johann-Wolf-Straße House of Mozart Cathedral Kajetaner Kirche Kapitel- Cajetan Church 20 platz Kaigasse 21 Kajetaner- Mönchsberg platz Hellbrunner Straße Festungsgasse 9 Stift St. Peter St. Peter’s Monastery Sinnhubstraße 9 9 Moosstraße Festungsbahn Funicular Josef-Preis-Allee Stift Nonnberg Salzach Nonnberg Abbey Festung Hohensalzburg Fortress Hohensalzburg Hoaymer Allee Schloss Freisaal Freisaal Palace Festungsberg St. Erhard Kirche 19 St. Erhard’s Church Petersbrunnstraße18 18 Terminal Berchtesgadner Straße Alpenstraße SÜD Gwandhaus 8 Brunnhausgasse Morzger Straße Schloss Frohnburg Almgasse Leopoldskronstraße Frohnburg Palace Nonntaler Hauptstraße Freibad Leopoldskron Aquatic Center Hellbrunner Allee Leopoldskroner Allee Sinnhubstraße Fürstenweg Erzabt-Klotz-Straße 7 Sound Schloss Hellbrunn of Music 6 Wasserspiele Pavillon Hellbrunn Palace Nonntaler Hauptstraße Trick Fountains Fürstenalle Monatsschlössl Volkskunde Museum Zoo The Monatsschlössl Folklore Museum Schloss Leopoldskron Leopoldskroner Weiher Leopoldskron Palace.
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