Sights and Attractions in the SalzburgerLand

The popular Hellbrunn palace is famous for its outstanding architecture as well as the ingenious trick fountains and the “Mechanical Theater”. More

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756. Today his birth house is a museum that hosts valued relics such as the violin that Mozart used to play when he was a child, letters and other memorabilia of the Mozart family. More

Giant ice walls and bizarre ice formations make the Werfen Ice Caves one of the most spectacular and offer welcome relief from the summer heat. More

The Krimml waterfalls are Austria's only natural sight carrying a Europe Diploma and are the hghlight of every visit to the Hohe Tauern national park. More

Located in the center of Salzburg, Mirabell palace charms visitors with its beautiful gardens and the famous Marble Hall. More

The home of the Flying Bulls offers a world-wide unique combination of aviation, arts and fine dining. More

Salzburg’s landmark towers on a rocky ridge 122m above the Salzach River and literally dominates Salzburg. Hohensalzburg is the largest preserved medieval fortress in Central Europe. More

The longest and most splendid alpine highway in Europe, the Grossglocknerstrasse will afford you one of the greatest panorama drives. More

The former fortification towers high above the Salzach Valley and is well worth a visit for its interesting armor exhibition and bird of prey shows. More