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Immerse yourself in an evening that reflects the ambience of 1790: a baroque hall aglow with candlelight, a menu based on historical recipes, artists in Mozart-era attire and the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at its best. The dinner and concert are presented in the excellent acoustics of the historic baroque hall of St Peter’s.

The Getreidegasse is the centre of Salzburg’s old town and attracts numerous visitors with its unmistakable charm and Mozart’s birthplace. In addition to international fashion chains, Getreidegasse also boasts historic inns and unique traditional shops.

Your excursion into the mountains will take you on a journey through 2,600 years of salt mining on the Dürrnberg near Hallein. Wearing a white miner’s suit, you follow in the footsteps of the “white gold” and experience four eras of salt mining in Salzburg. Along the way, you will cross the only underground state border between Austria and Germany, travel on a mine railway and glide further and further down two miners’ slides.

From spring to autumn, Salzburg offers the opportunity to experience the city from an unusual perspective: from the water! The Amadeus Salzburg panoramic speedboat offers its guests impressive views of the city and the surrounding area as it travels along the Salzach.

The majestic Hohensalzburg Fortress rises high above the baroque rooftops of the old town on the Festungsberg. As the largest fully preserved castle in Central Europe it is Salzburg’s landmark and offers a breathtaking 360° view of the city and its surroundings. Salzburg’s Old Town is characterised by its worldwide uniqueness. Its exceptional universal value has led to the Old Town being recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.