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Local Campsites Austria, Salzburg Local Campsites Camping Nord-Sam Open April to October. 150 Pitches. The ideal location for a visit to the Festival City of Salzburg. A great place to relax, regenerate, or for sporting activities, only 3 miles from the city centre reachable by local bus. Tariff: €28.00 – €38.00, Extra person €10.00 Address: Samstrasse 22A, 5023. Salzburg.. Austria. Tel: 0043 (0)662 660494 Web: www.camping-nord-sam.com Campingplatz Schloss Aigen Open April to September. Pitches 120. Very quiet campground Austria, Salzburg near the castle on the southern edge of Salzburg, at the foot of the Gaisberg Mountain. A family-run business. Only a few kilometres to the centre of the famous "Mozart City" of Salzburg. Tariff: approx €25.50. Address: Weberbartlweg 20. Salzburg. Austria. Tel: 0043 (0)662 622079 Email: [email protected] Panorama-Camping Open March to January. Pitches: 70. Located in the mountains close to the city, the campsite offers 70 shady places with a unique view over Salzburg. Tariff: Approx €34.00. Address: Rauchenbichlerstrabe 21. 5020 Salzburg. Austria. Motorhome Hire, Sales & Service Tel: 0043 (0)662 450652 Web: http://www.panorama-camping.at/cms/ UK ● Europe ● New Zealand ● Australia Redhill Farm ● Harlington Road Grubhof Toddington ● Bedfordshire ● LU5 6HF Open all year for annual renta 120 Pitches. At the heart of the Loferer Steinberge mountains and the Berchtesgaden Alps – the Email: [email protected] Grubhof camp site is situated between the villages of St. Martin (1 km) and Lofer (2 km). It is the perfect starting point for a wide Tel: + 44 (0) 1525 878 000 variety of activities that can make an Austrian camping holiday in Salzburg a very special experience.. Tariff: Approx €23. www.justgo.uk.com Address: Hofnergraben 2. 2572 Kaumberg. Austria. Tel: 0043 6764741966 Share your experience with us, we would love to hear about your Web: http://www.grubhof.com trip or any recommendations; email: [email protected] Just go has compiled this range of destination guides to give you a taste and feel of what the UK and Europe has to offer. Every effort has been made to maintain accuracy but we regret www.justgo.uk.com that we will not be held accountable should any information be incorrect. Salzburg Over shadowed by one of the largest castles in Europe, the Hohensalzburg Fortress, Salzburg is renowned as the birthplace of Mozart and for having one of the best preserved city centres in the world. The old part of the city was made a UNESCO site in 1997 and is a wonderful place to wander and immerse yourself in the striking examples of baroque architecture. Other architectural highlights are the Mirabell Palace and Gardens where scenes from the Sound of Music were filmed and the Wasserspiele Hellbrunn, an Archbishop’s Palace and water garden that is a fine place to spend a warm summer’s day. St Peters Abbey has been providing sanctuary for the Benedictine monks for over 1000 years. Redesigned in 1756 to incorporate an ‘onion dome’ the interior was lavishly painted and decorated in the Rococo style in the following years. If you feel like escaping the city for the day, take the cable car up the Untersburg mountain to be rewarded with far reaching views across the alpine landscape. Alternatively, walk to the top and treat yourself in the restaurant at the top. Places to visit The Salzburg Card Mozart’s birthplace Hanger 7 The most important card for your visit to Salzburg, Born on January 27th 1756, in this modest house in Hanger 7 at Salzburg airport is a unique building the Salzburg Card is your key to the city of Salzburg, Mozart’s surroundings in later life proved which houses the historic Flying Bulls aircraft fleet Salzburg: it provides free admission to the city’s to be very opulent in comparison. Now one of the and a collection of Formula 1 racing cars. Hangar 7 museums, free use of the Fortress funicular, the most frequently visited museums in the world, this also offers a program of art exhibitions and the Untersberg cableway, Salzach ship service and informative exhibition spread over three floors will restaurant Ikarus has some of the best chefs in the public transport. reveal the details of his life and how a gifted child world at the helm on a monthly basis. became one of the most significant composers in Address: Salzburg Airport. Wilhelm-Spazier-Str. 7A. the world. 5020 Salzberg. Tel: +43 (0) 662 2197-0 Address: A-5020 Salzburg, Getreidegasse 9. Tel:+43 (0)662 844313 Share your experience with us, we would love to hear about your trip or any recommendations; email: [email protected] .
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