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Citytours by Monika Bruckmoser
Salzburgs „Schnürlregen“
The city of Salzburg and the surrounding area are worth seeing in any season and in any weather. Both during the cold winter season with its snow-covered houses and landscapes...
Untersberg
According to a saga Charlemagne has been sleeping in a cave of Mt. Untersberg since many centuries...
Mozartsteg
Did you know that the Mozartsteg was built on the initiative of a coffee house owner with the purpose to bring more guests from the old town to his café...
Advertising with Mozart
In Salzburg the name Mozart is on everyone’s lips. Beside two museums, a coffee house, an orchestra and the university Mozarteum (specialized in music...
Salzburgs bull washers
During a peasant uprise in the year 1525 Salzburg was under a siege. The city’s population was soon suffering from hunger and fear...
Salty Salzburg
Salt from the surrounding salt mines gave the city and federal state of Salzburg their names. The river Salzach (salt river) was an important ...
Mozart
The great composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg (but not in Austria) on January 27th, 1756...
Salome Alt
Salome Alt (1568-1633), was the mistress of Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau. She was the daughter of a merchant...
The patron saints of Salzburg
Rupert of Salzburg: Around 696, Theodo, Duke of Bavaria decided to send the bishop of Worms, Rupert, to Salzburg...
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