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Of Salzburg. One Card. All-Inclusive! #visitsalzburg All of Salzburg. One Card. All-Inclusive! Old City – an easy walk SalzburgCard Sights, Attractions & Museums 2019 Stage of the World Invest in the SalzburgCard One-time free entry to all the att- SalzburgCard! tractions/reductions/discounts Mode of operation and terms & 0OFUJNF '3&& FOUSZ UP BMMUIF conditions of use see Statement of attractions & museums in the city Indemnity. 1 See Salzburg Information 'SFFUSBWFMPOQVCMJDUSBOTQPSU maps - legend for key to Discounts on cultural events attractions & museums Discounts on several trips, Tour with Audio Guide tours and excursions Tours upon request or by prior arrangement Quick access with the SalzburgCard without having to stand in line The SalzburgCardd may be obtained at almost all hotels, Price for adults and children Salzburg ticket offices, the airport, train station, P+R Salzburg ages 6–15. 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Issue: October 2018 TOURISMUS SALZBURG Publisher: TOURISMUS SALZBURG GMBH, Salzburg Information Always have your Salzburg 5020 Salzburg, Austria, www.salzburg.info $BSEBWBJMBCMF DPNQMFUFMZ Print: Samsung Druck GmbH, 5581 St. Margarethen 5FM Printed on paper certified by FSC. DBSET!TBM[CVSHJOGP GJMMFEPVU oJUJTZPVSCVTUJDLFU Photos: Salzburg Information, Sulzer, Zoo Salzburg Sights & Museums 49 BIBLE WORLD interactive centre 8 CATHEDRAL EXCAVATIONS Being human and understanding humanity. Explore the treasures of the Bible at Excavations of the medieval cathedral and Roman building remains. this interactive museum that is unique in Europe. Visit a 600 m2 oriental market, Residenzplatz (Cathedral arches) € 3.50 0.00 walk across a 40 m2 map of the Mediterranean, discover the message of Jesus. Tel. 0662 620808-704 € 1.00 Guides in DE, EN, HU, IT, SK. [email protected], www.salzburgmuseum.at Plainstrasse 42A, tel. 0676 87467080 € 9.50 0.00 July, August: daily 9 am–5 pm (last admission 4:45 pm) [email protected] € www.bibelwelt.at 5.00** Mon, Thurs-Sat 10 am–6 pm; *4–15 years 24 FESTIVAL HALLS Sun&Hol 11 am–6 pm Visits only possible as part of guided tours: Grosses Festspielhaus, Haus für Bus 6, stop “Plainschule” April 19, Dec. 24+31: 10 am–1 pm Mozart, Felsenreitschule Closed: Jan. 1, April 21, June 9, Nov. 1, Dec. 25 Hofstallgasse 1 Meeting point: Festival Shop (column with mask, iron gate) 48 CABLE CAR UNTERSBERG www.salzburgerfestspiele.at/guided-tours Enjoy a magnificent view of Salzburg by taking the cable car to the 1853m Jan.–June: 2 pm € 7.00 0.00 summit of Mt. Untersberg. Ascent and descent July, August: 9:30 am, 2 pm, 3:30 pm € 4.00 Dr. Ödlweg 2 €25.00 0.00 Sept.–Dec.: 2 pm 5083 Gartenau – St. Leonhard €12.00** Closed: Jan. 1, Dec. 24–26 Tel. 06246 72477 Dates mayy change during events. [email protected], www.untersbergbahn.at *For one child only. All others free. Important! The Grosses Festspielhaus is closed for renovations from 22.12.2018 to 31.03.2019. January, February: 9:00 am–4:00 pm 3:30 pm* Closed for annual maintenance: The Haus für Mozart and Felsenreitschule will remain open to visitors. in Aprilp as well as late autumn March–June: 8:30 am–5:00 pm 4:30 pm* (N()ov/Dec). July–September: 8:30 am–5:30 pm 5:00 pm* Completep information on our October 1–27: 8:30 am–5:00 pm 4:30 pm* website. 45 FOLKLORE MUSEUM Folk art and traditions. December 7–February: 9:00 am–4:00 pm 3:30 pm* Bus 25, stopp *last ascent “Grödig-Untersbergbahn“ “Monatsschlössl”, Hellbrunn € 3.50 0.00 Tel. 0662 620808-500 € 1.00 6 CATACOMBS [email protected] The catacombs hewn out of the rocks of Mönchsberg are of early Christian origin. www.salzburgmuseum.at St.-Peter-Bezirk 1 € 2.00 0.00 April 1–November 3: daily 10 am–5:30 pm (last admission 5:15 pm) Tel. 0662 844576-0 € [email protected], www.erzabtei.at 1.50 May–September: daily 10 am–12:30 pm, 1–6 pm 15 GEORG TRAKL MEMORIAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE October–April: daily 10 am–12:30 pm, 1–5 pm Letters and documents from the poet’s life (1887–1914). Admission with guided tour only. Special dates by prior appointment. Waagplatz 1a, tel. 0662 845346 8/9 DOMQUARTIER SALZBURG € [email protected] 5.00 0.00 The DomQuartier invites you to take a fascinating journey of discovery through € 3.00** 0.00 impressively furnished rooms, valuable exhibits of the Residenz Gallery, the www.kulturvereinigung.com Archdiocese and St. Peter’s Abbey. Adding to this are rotating special exhibitions Guided tours (on weekdays): Mon–Fri 2 pm *15–18 years and impressive views from and inside the cathedral, of the main squares in the historic district as well as the surrounding mountains. 45 HELLBRUNN – PALACE AND TRICK FOUNTAINS Residenzplatz 1, Domplatz 1A More than 400 years of Hellbrunn summer residence with the world-famous trick Tel. 0662 8042-2109 €13.00 0.00 fountains including a guided tour. [email protected] € Palace € www.domquartier.at 5.00 Fürstenweg 37, tel. 0662 820372-0 12.50 0.00** [email protected], www.hellbrunn.at € 5.50* Wed–Mon 10 am–5 pm €10.00** 0.00 Julyy, August: € April, Oct.–3 Nov.: 9 am–4:30 pm *4 years or older **Use the daily 10 am–6 pm 4.00* May, June, Sept.: 9 am–5:30 pm SalzburgCard to get an original ticket *if certain parts off theh tour are July, August: 9 am–6 pm at the sales booth. Advent and Christmas season: open daily closed to visitors Closed: Dec. 24 Also in July and August: evening tours of the (last admission 1 hour before closing) Trick Fountains (19, 20 and 21) Bus 25, stop “Schloss Hellbrunn“ Trick Fountains at Hellbrunn 1 HOHENSALZBURG FORTRESS Central Europe’s largest, completely preserved fortress dating from the 11th century. Mönchsberg 34, tel. 0662 842430-11 Salzburg Card [email protected], www.festung-salzburg.at Basic Ticket Ascent and descent by Fortress Funicular, entrance to fortress grounds, guided tour Fascinating fortress experience! -20% with audio-guide in eleven languages (salt storeroom, torture chamber, look-out i Exciting children’s scavenger hunt tower, ‘Salzburg Bull’), Fortress Museum, Rainer Regiment Museum, Marionette Museum, Alm Passage. i Fantastic bird of prey flight demonstrations Tip: Entrance before 11am includes access to state rooms Special exhibition in 2019 i free of charge. Leonardo da Vinci – The Mysterious World of the Genius 2nd April to 3rd November 2019 Inner fortress grounds & exhibitions €12.90 0.00 January–April*: 9:30 am–5 pm € Just off the A10 - 30 minutes south of Salzburg by car. Train station in Werfen. May–September: 9:00 am–7 pm 7.40 October–December*: 9:30 am–5 pm *Easter, Advent weekends: 9:30 am–6 pm Hohensalzburg Fortress – Funicular Oldest funicular in Austria, built in 1892. A unique tour through the Festungsgasse 4, tel. 0662 8884-9750 baroque heart of Salzburg’s [email protected], www.festungsbahn.at historic centre. January –March: 9:00 am–5:00 pm Maintenance closures April–June: 9:00 am–8:30 pm and last-minute changes July, August: 9:00 am–9:30 pm to opening times at September, October: 9:00 am–8:30 pm www.festungsbahn.at More than a Museum November: 9:00 am–5:00 pm December: 9:00 am–8:30 pm Ticket for the Fortress Concert with dinner includes funicular! 20 MOZART’S BIRTHPLACE Where Mozart was born on January 27, 1756. Home of the Mozart family with documents and portraits, instruments of W. A. Mozart. Getreidegasse 9, tel. 0662 844313 [email protected] www.mozarteum.at € 11.00 0.00 Daily 9 am–5:30 pm € 3.50 July, August: 8:30 am–7 pm (last admission 30 min. before closing) Closed periodically during Mozart Week when concerts take place. 39 MOZART‘S RESIDENCE The former residence of the Mozart family. Mozart lived in the building from 1773- 1780. Exhibits relating to the life of the Mozart family and the history of the building. Makartplatz 8, tel. 0662 874227-40 Prunkräume der Residenz [email protected] € Residenzgalerie www.mozarteum.at 11.00 0.00 Daily 9 am–5:30 pm € 3.50 Dommuseum July, August: 8:30 am–7 pm www.domquartier.at Museum St.
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