The DomQuartier is a unique interplay of 1300 years of Salzburg’s ruling history, art, music and architecture. It opens up authentic (early) baroque experience spaces and enables an exciting journey of discovery in the footsteps of Salzburg’s prince archbishops.

The Felsenreitschule is built into the Mönchsberg and fascinates with its stage and stone arcades. With 1,437 seats, it is one of Salzburg’s most important concert halls. It was carved out of the rock at the foot of the Mönchsberg in the 17th century. Under Max Reinhardt, the Felsenreitschule became the venue for the Salzburg […]

Stefan runs a meeting place for a colourful crowd in his small bar on Steingasse. The bar is small but cosy. And the forecourt is the ideal place to watch the night owls in the lively district around Steingasse and perhaps let yourself drift along towards the Andräviertel or the old town at some point.

The Gallery House Mario Mauroner Salzburg was built in 1932 in the Bauhaus style. Today, the house directly on the Salzach is the 2nd location of the Mario Mauroner Gallery and artistic meeting place in the Sculpture Garden. During the 2022 festival season, there will be Art Talks here every Saturday with artists from the […]

The Großes Festspielhaus is one of the largest concert halls in the world. It was ceremoniously opened on 26 July 1960 with Richard Strauss’ “Rosenkavalier” conducted by Herbert von Karajan. The Großes Festspielhaus is the main venue for the annual Salzburg Festival. Outside its gates, the high society of the Salzburg Festival meets onlooking visitors […]

On more than 7000sqm, the Museum of Nature and Technology offers the natural history museum, which deals with Salzburg’s immediate surroundings all the way to distant outer space. The live animal section shows fish and reptiles and a coral reef. And the Science Centre explores common questions about physics, mathematics and technology with hands-on exhibits. […]

The “Haus für Mozart” – originally called the “Kleines Festspielhaus” – was ceremoniously opened in 1925 and is one of the top concert halls in Salzburg, along with the Großes Festspielhaus and the Felsenreitschule. In 2006, the former court stables were converted. The House for Mozart seats 1,580 people. Since the conversion, the Felsenreitschule and […]

Öffentliche Bar der Homosexuellen Initiative Salzburg (HOSI). Hier finden auch der monatliche Fetischabend des LMC Salzburg, die Frauenparty „Ladies Night“ und diverse unregelmäßige Veranstaltungen und Partys statt. Die HOSI-Bar ist ein guter Anlaufpunkt, um sich über das queere Leben in Salzburg zu informieren.

The Hotel Hofwirt is located in the centre of Salzburg, directly at the beginning of the pedestrian zone “Linzergasse”. Modern and comfortable rooms, the rich breakfast buffet daily from 7 to 10 am is included in the price. Underground parking available. The trendy HOSI-Bar, Mexxx Gaybar and Dark Eagle are only a few steps away. […]

The Homosexual Initiative (HOSI) Salzburg is a non-profit association that has been working for social acceptance and legal equality of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people for 40 years. Among other things, the HOSI Salzburg organises numerous events, for example the HOSI Festival four times a year.

With great attention to detail and care, the exterior façade and the individual rooms of the hotel have been renovated to showcase the historical heritage of the former palace. Golden décor, red marble and an imposing vaulted ceiling are a striking feature. Central location in the Andräviertel. Bus stop in front of the door.

Opened in 1864, the family-run IMLAUER HOTEL PITTER Salzburg has been extensively modernized in 2019. A special highlight is the IMLAUER Sky Bar & Restaurant on the 6th floor with a spectacular 180° view of the historic Old Town. The rustic, down-to-earth restaurant PitterKeller lives real Salzburg hospitality.

The Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg focuses on the person and work of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart. With initiatives in the three core areas of concert events, Mozart museums and science, it builds a bridge between the preservation of tradition and contemporary culture.