One museum – two spectacular locations. An experience for art as well as lovers of Austrian cuisine with spectacular views of the Baroque city of Salzburg.
A mecca for art & culinary - the MdM Salzburg, Austria
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg (MdM) is a top destination for art lovers as well as devotees of Austrian cuisine. The MdM is, in fact, two museums: the MdM Mönchsberg and the MdM Rupertinum. Perched atop an exposed ridge, the MdM Mönchsberg offers spectacular views of the old Baroque city of
Salzburg. Devoted to contemporary art, this institution still gives a nod to Salzburg’s most famous son,
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: A close look at the façade reveals vertical slits depicting an aria from "Don Giovanni."
M32, the museum's restaurant, boasts both unrivaled views and superb dining, all in a marriage of modern elegance and traditional Salzburg style. After your meal, a walkway connects you to the sister museum, MdM Rupertinum. Established by the archbishops as a city palace, the MdM Rupertinum lies in the city center, conveniently next to the Festspielhaus and the cathedral.