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THE “SALZBURGER STIERWASCHER”
www.visit-salzburg.net/funfacts.htm
I
n earlier times (during the time of the peasants’ revolts of approx.
1525), the city was besieged by a hostile army. Salzburg was
fortified well back then, so the enemy was not able to conquer
them. Therefore, he sought for an alternative. He wanted to
starve the city so long until they were ready to admit defeat. The
army closed a ring around the city, so that no one would be able to get
in or out.
The people of Salzburg figured the intention of their enemy out. Although
they have always been able to rely on their walls, they now were in a
dangerous situation. If the siege would last longer then they had
planned, a large famine would break out. Thus, the townmajor ordered
a strict fasting. Nevertheless, one day only one bull was left that has not
been butchered yet. He was dapple brown and well nurtured.
The townmajor came up with a ruse: In the early morning of the next day,
the bull was driven over the wide castle walls and shown to the enemy,
so that he would not think that the people of Salzburg were already
starving! In the following night, they painted the dapple bull white and
showed him on the next morning to the besiegers. On the third morning,
a jet black bull trotted over the walls. The enemy soldiers were perplexed,
believing that the people of Salzburg had to be supplied with food for a
long time, so eventually the army withdrew in a dark night.
Great joy reigned in the city. The citizens led the bull down to the Salzach
and washed him so long, until he was dapple brown again. And because
of this, the people are called “Stierwascher” (bull washers) ever since.
Politics
Austria is as a democratic republic a member
of the European Union since 1995. The
Republic of Austria’s Head of State is the
federal president (currently Heinz Fischer),
who is elected every six years by the
Austrian citizens. The head of government is
the federal chancellor.
The Austrian national holiday is on October
26. This date reminds of October 26,
1955, the commemorable day when the
National Assembly of that time passed the
neutrality bill and – after an occupation by
the victorious nations of WWII that lasted
for ten years – that, according to the Austrian
Independence Treaty, no allied soldier of an
occupational army may remain on Austrian
ground. With the signing of this treaty and
the pledge for everlasting neutrality, Austria
received its full sovereignty back.
Austria’s States
Languages
Religion
Although Austria, with
its 84,000 sq km, is a
relatively small country,
the republic is very
diverse. The nine states
of Salzburg, Carinthia,
Upper Austria, Lower
Austria, Tyrol, Vorarlberg,
Styria, Burgenland,
and Vienna could
not be more different
concerning landscape,
culture, and regional
language varieties.
The official language in
Austria is German; also,
for the majority of the
Austrian population it
is the mother tongue.
Throughout time, a
massive amount of
different dialects and
accents have evolved.
Among the officially
approved minority
languages and regional
official languages in
Austria are Croatian,
Slovenian, and
Hungarian.
Most Austrians are
Christian; two thirds of the
population adhere to the
Roman Catholic Church.
Approximately 376,000 are
Protestants, approximately
338,000 are Muslims.
(Footnote: no new figure
since population census
of 2001). Additional minor
groups are Buddhists,
Jewish people, and Hindus.
Austria lies in the heart
of Europe and offers a
great infrastructure, an
excellent connection
to the neighboring
countries, and an optimal
access to international
economies and markets.
As a republic, Austria is a federal state that
consists of nine different member states.
Each of the nine states has within the federal
constitution its own jurisdiction. The various
state constitutions are determined by the
respective Landtag. The head of each state
is its governor.
Austria is a constitutional state, which
means that governmental intervention
is only permitted in accordance with the
law. This principle protects – just like the
independence of Austrian courts – the
citizens against governmental despotism.
Additionally, in Austria government and
church (i.e. religion) are strictly divided, so
there is no state religion.
The Austrian government functions after
the tenets of the division of powers. This
procedure aims to prevent corruption and
concentration of power. The legislation, the
executive, and the judicial branches are
therefore separated and distributed among
different organs.
The Austrian government is founded on
the liberal principle and especially on the
membership principles of the European
Union. Both the federal constitution as
well as the EU contract of Lisbon (about
principles and structure of the EU) are the
most important legal foundations of the
Austrian political system.
A major part of the democratic order in
Austria is the existence and diversity of
political parties. Currently, the following
parties are represented through delegates in
the Austrian National Assembly (legislation
period: five years):
• Social Democrats Sozialdemokratische Partei Österreichs
(SPÖ)
• Austrian People‘s Party Österreichische Volkspartei (ÖVP)
• Liberal Party of Austria - Freiheitliche
Partei Österreichs
• The Green Party - Die Grünen – Die
Grüne Alternative (Grüne)
• Team Stronach
• Neos
The SPÖ and ÖVP are the longest existing
parties of Austria and are called traditionally
the “Großparteien” (major parties) or
“Volksparteien” (people’s parties). The FPÖ,
which also already exists for a few decades,
sees itself as part of the “Third faction”. The
advent of the Green Party dates back to
years 1978 and 1982. They finally formed as
a regular party of parliament in 1986.
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DISCOVER
SALZBURG
General
Salzburg has 531,898 inhabitants and is sixth largest state in Austria with 7,154,23 sq km.
Altogether, the 119 municipalities are distributed among six political districts: the statutory
city of Salzburg forms beside the five counties Lungau, Pongau, Pinzgau, Tennengau, and
Flachgau the sixth political district.
Salzburg is situated very central and borders to four of the nine Austrian states: Styria in
the east, Carinthia in the south, Tyrol in the west and southwest, and Upper Austria in the
northeast. Additionally, Salzburg borders to the neighbor countries Germany (Bavaria) in the
northwest and Italy (Southern Tyrol) in the southwest.
WEATHER IN SALZBURG
In Salzburg, one has the opportunity to enjoy all four seasons. In spring (April-May) the
weather is changeable with temperature between 5°C and 20°C. Salzburg’s summer (JuneAugust) presents itself arid and hot most of the time with temperatures between 15°C and
35°C. Autumn tends to be cloudy, changeable, and rainy. The temperatures range from 8°C
to 22°C degrees most of the time. Salzburg is especially beautiful during the winter months
between November and March. The rather cold temperatures between -10°C and +10°C
contribute to a wonderful snow landscape in the entire state of Salzburg.
AUTOMOBILE AND TRAFFIC
MOTORWAY/TOLLWAY PERMIT STICKER
Speed limits on Austrian streets
The for the usage of motorways required permit sticker
can be purchased in post offices, tobacconists (Trafik),
gas/petrol stations, and in bank premises. The permit
sticker for one year is valid for fourteen months, always
from December 1, to January 31. If one drives on the
motorway without a permit sticker and gets discovered,
he needs to pay instantly a fine of € 120. If one is not
able to pay on site, a larger fine in the range between €
300 and € 3,000 will be demanded.
• Cities/towns- 50 km/h ( ≈ 30 mph)
• Bundesstraßen out of town- 100
km/h ( ≈ 60 mph)
• Autobahn - 130 km/h ( ≈ 80 mph)
All vehicles are required to contain a
first aid kit, a breakdown triangle, and
a reflective vest.
The alcohol level in Austria lies at 0.5
per mille.
Making telephone calls while driving
is only allowed through a heads-free
headset.
Further information on www.vignette.at
Motorway/Tollway permit sticker prices 2014
Automobile
• 1 year- € 82,70 ( ≈ $ 113)
• 2 months- € 24,80 ( ≈ $ 34)
• 10 days- € 8,50 ( ≈ $ 12)
Motorcycle
• 1 year- € 32,90 ( ≈ $ 45)
• 2 months- € 12,40 ( ≈ $ 17)
• 10 days- € 4,90 ( ≈ $ 7)
OBLIGATORY SNOW TIRE PERIOD
In the period between November 1 to April 15, all automobiles and trucks are required to equip snow tires
under winter conditions (Snow, sludge or ice road). Upon violation, fines between € 35 and € 5,000 can
arise, in the case of an accident also legal prosecution and complete non-performance of the insurance
company.
PARKING IN SALZBURG
PEDESTRIAN AREAS
All parking spaces in the city center are short-term
parking zones in which parking is allowed for three
hours – some are free of charge, some require a
parking fee. In streets with parking meters or ticket
machines, you have to pay the fee either with coins
or with the “Quick”-function of your debit card.
In zones that are free of charge it suffices to put
a parking disc with the time of arrival behind the
windshield.
Almost the entire city center of Salzburg is a
pedestrian area. Pollards that are retractable into
the ground prevent entry into this area of the city by
car. Exceptions and remote controls for residents,
business people, and disabled can be requested at
the municipal authority.
Parking permissions for residents can be
requested at the municipal authority (Magistrat).
The EU parking permit is valid. It has to be placed
behind the windshield. Applications for such a
permit can be submitted at the municipal authority.
Short term parking zones:
Monday – Friday: 09.00-19.00, charged
Saturday: 09.00-16.00, free of charge – parking
disc required
Maximum parking time: 3 hours
Parking fees:
28 minutes € 0,60
Every 60 minutes € 1,30
Max. 180 minutes € 3,90
You can find an overview of all short term
parking zones online on www.stadt-salzburg.
at, Information about Park & Ride locations and
parking garages can be found on www.salzburg.
info.
PARKING FOR DISABLED PEOPLE
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
SVV
An overview of the public transport, the network of
routes, and an online schedule information can be
found on the page of the Salzburg Verkehrsverbund
on www.svv-info.at
Stadtbus
In the entire city area, electric busses go in regular
intervals. The tickets are available in advance sale
in the service points and tobacconists at a reduced
price or directly from the bus driver at regular prices.
The advance sale tickets need to be validated on
the bus.
Information on schedules can be found on www.
obus.at
DISCOVER
SALZBURG
Outside of the city area and the surrounding
communities, the Salzburger Lokalbahn (www.
salzburg-ag.at), Postbus (www.postbus.at), and
the ÖBB Bundesbahn (www.oebb.at) go at regular
intervals.
PLACES OF
INTEREST
4Wasser Wunderwelt Krimml- 5Erlebniswelt Hohenwerfen
Pinzgau:
1Hangar-7
City of Salzburg:
Since 2003, Salzburg can add
another great attraction to its
portfolio. Back then, the Red Bull
Hangar-7, a very special type of
hangar, opened in Wals Siezenheim.
The prestige project of energy drink
boss Dietrich “Didi” Mateschitz
holds an art gallery, the gourmet
restaurant “Ikarus”, a lounge café,
as well as two bars. Also, a museum
is situated there, where the Austrian
Red Bull Boss displays among others
Formula 1 cars, airplanes, helicopters,
and motorcycles. Approximately
200,000 people visit Hangar-7
each year, and the architectonic
masterpiece of glass and steel has no
entry fee.
Wilhelm-Spazier-Straße 7A, 5020 Salzburg
TEL: +43 662 2197
[email protected]
www.hangar-7.com
2Untersberg
Flachgau:
The Untersberg, which belongs
to Berchtesgaden’s alps, has a
height of 1,973 m and stretches for
approximately 70 sq km over the
Bavarian-Austrian borderland. Its
two most important summits are the
Pongau:
The New World of Water
“Berchtesgadener Hochthron” and
the “Salzburger Hochthron” (1,857
m). From the “Geiereck” in the area
of Untersberg railway’s summit
station, you are already very close
the “Salzburger Hochthron”. After
entering the gondola cableway in
the valley station of St. Leonhard in
Grödig, you can enjoy the view over
“Rosittental” and the surrounding,
untouched alpine world in a relaxing
trip into the heights. When you arrive
at the summit station of Unterberg’s
railway, a great alpine panorama
already awaits you, from the
“Gebirgsjäger” memorial, over the
lakes of the Salzkammergut, to the
perpetual ice of the “Hohe Tauern”.
In winter, the mountain invites to
downhill skiing. The Untersberg,
situated
south
of
Mozart’s
hometown, also offers sporting
activities and relaxing opportunities
during the rest of the year: climbing,
hiking, paragliding, a guided tour
through the Schellenberger ice cave
or simply taking a relaxing break by
enjoying local culinary specialties in
one of the chalets or at the foot of the
mountain in a cozy inn…
According to a legend, Emperor
Frederick Barbarossa is asleep
inside Mt. Untersberg. His beard is
said to be growing longer and longer
around a round table and to have
grown round two times. Myth says
that when the beard has grown three
times around the table the end of
the world has come. When Frederick
leaves the mountain, there will be no
further Holy Roman Emperor and the
last great battle of humankind will be
fought on the Walserfeld, a pasture at
Wals, west of Salzburg.
Untersbergbahn Talstation
Dr. Ödlweg 2, 5083 Gartenau
+43 6246 72477 0
[email protected]
www.untersbergbahn.at
The WasserWunderWeltenKrimml
welcome you in a refreshingly new
way: The innovative adventure center
forms the ideal starting point of the
world famous Krimml waterfalls
and sees itself as a combination of
learning, sensual experiencing, and
active participating. The modern,
barrier-free
building
convinces
through its exceptional shaping and
its unique view over the highest
waterfalls in central Europe.
Play, Marvel, Learn
3Salzwelten Hallein
Tennengau:
In the Celtic museum in Hallein, the
mining and processing of salt is
vividly narrated and displayed from
the prehistoric mining techniques
of the Celts, over the medieval
sole technique of the archbishop’s
squires, to the closing of the modern
saline in 1989.
Pflegerplatz 5, 5400 Hallein
+43 6245 80783
[email protected]
www.keltenmuseum.at
The
heart
of
the
new
WasserWunderWelten is the modern
waterfall center. Audiovisual and
multimedia components play a very
important role. The Aquaszenarium,
the exhibition “House of Water”, the
WasserWunderWerke in the openair area, and the Krimmler waterfalls
await you. Follow the lifelines of
Hohen Tauern: Pure delectation for
the whole family!
Service & Prices:
Opening hours: daily from 9.30 to
17.00
Season: 2014: May 1 – October 31, 2014
LANDMARKS
5743 Krimml
+43 6564 20113
[email protected]
www.gerlosstrasse.at
High above the Salzach valley,
between the Tennen and Hagen
mountains,
thrones
the
900
years old castle Hohenwerfen.
Adventure hungry and culturally
interested visitors awaits a variety
of entertainment offers and guided
castle tours, including a weaponry
exhibition, an illuminated staging of
the castle’s constructional history,
a stylish castle inn, a knight shop,
the historical “Landesfalkenhof”
with daily flight shows (also in the
evening) up to the First Austrian
Museum of Falconry. Free Wifi for all
visitors, special booklets for children
with a riddle race over seven stations,
and audio guides for children at the
castle tours are new since January
2013.
During the whole season, special
programs take place (theater plays,
fairy tale hikes, medieval acting,
special tours, mystical nights, and
special falconry programs), about
which one can get information via
the online event schedule of castle
Hohenwerfen’s homepage.
Burgstraße 2, 5450 Werfen
+43 6468 7603
[email protected]
www.salzburg-burgen.at/de/werfen
6Mariapfarr
Lungau:
Mariapfarr is the most sunny place
in Austria, centered in the heart of
the holiday region Lungau and has
the largest Nordic walking paths
network in Austria. On a total length
of 119 km, you can find 15 perfectly
signposted Nordic walking paths of
various distances.
On the many romantic hiking
paths in and around the sunny
village Mariapfarr, there is much to
explore: the pilgrimage churches,
the pilgrimage museum, palaces,
ruins, typical granaries of Lungau
and much more. Also, the beautiful
and romantic tributary valleys of
the holiday region Lungau can be
discovered by adults as well as
children.
Am Weiher 175, 5571 Mariapfarr im Lungau
+43 6473 8766
www.mariapfarr.at
CHURCHES, PALACES,
MONASTERIES & CEMETERIES
CHURCHES
Salzburg‘s Dome
The Dome’s appearance, as we
know it today, dates back to
1614. With its opulent façade
and the mighty dome, it is
one of the most important
buildings of the early
Baroque north of the Alps.
Destroyed by fires, rebuilt,
enlarged and expanded, the
dome bears witness of the
power and independence of
Salzburg’s archbishops.
Domplatz
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8047 7950
[email protected]
PILGRIMAGE CHURCH OF
Maria Plain
SALZBURG
Maria Plain is situated in the northeast
of the city of Salzburg is a popular
pilgrimage destination. The magic
of this place has cast a spell on
people for several centuries. The
ascent to the tower is rewarded
with a fabulous view over the city
of Salzburg and the surrounding
mountain panorama.
The interior of the church is imbued
in a golden sheen, accentuated with
hues of blue and white. Mighty figures
of the saints stand and watch between the
pillars that are garlanded with vine leaves.The
center of the high altar forms a picture of Maria Plain. The
decorative grid, which was created by master locksmith
Johannes Thomas, marks the peak of Salzburg’s iron
artistry.
Plainbergweg 38,5101 Bergheim bei Salzburg
+43 662 450194 0
[email protected]
www.mariaplain.at
1Hellbrunn Palace
With its unique water games,
Hellbrunn Palace is ideal for a
soggy stroll in the park. But do
not worry: The water sprinkling
statues and figures provide
only for a small refreshment.
The nearby Monatsschlössl displays folkloric exhibitions of the
Salzburg Museum since 1924.
Fürstenweg 37
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 820372 0
[email protected]
www.hellbrunn.at
4St.Peter Monastery
The monastery of St. Peter was
founded in 696 and is the oldest
remaining monastery in the German language area. To the arch
abbey belongs the monastery’s
church, where famed personalities such as Mozart’s sister
Nannerl or Michael Haydn rest.
St. Peter-Bezirk 1
5010 Salzburg
+43 662 844576
[email protected]
www.stift-stpeter.at
2Klessheim Palace
Lordly and with baroque splendor, Klessheim palace presents
itself to its visitors. It was eventually finished by archbishop
Leopold Anton of Firmian in
1732, who also built Leopoldskron Palace. Since 1993, the Casino Salzburg is situated in the
palace.
5071 Wals-Siezenheim
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 854455 0
[email protected]
www.salzburg.casinos.at
3Mirabell Palace
Mirabell Palace was built by
prince-archbishop Wolf Dietrich
in 1606. Back then, the palace
was called Altenau Palace and
was renamed after the death of
Wolf Dietrich by his successor
Markus Sittikus to “Mirabell”.
The orangery, the hedge theatre, and the “Zwergerlgarten”
(Dwarf’s Garden) also belong to
the palace’s garden “Mirabellgarten”.
Mirabellplatz 4
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8072 0
[email protected]
www.stadt-salzburg.at
5Sebastian’s Cemetery
Sebastian’s cemetery is situated beside the church of St. Sebastian. On this cemetery many
known personalities found their
last resting place, such as Mozart’s wife Constanze or his father Leopold. The most opulent
tomb is probably Gabriel’s chapel, the mausoleum of princearchbishop Wolf Dietrich.
Linzer Gasse 41
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 875208
[email protected]
www.kirchen.net
HOT SPOTS
Karajan Square and
the Horse Pond
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Directly beneath “Mönchs-
places to be
Old Market
The Old Market in the Old Town of Salzburg has already
been laid out as a municipal trading and marketplace in
the 13th century. Today it consists of public rows of houses, of which the core dates back to the Middle Ages but
has been overprinted several times in early modern style.
A real oddity of the Old Market is the smallest Old Town
house of Salzburg. With a breadth of 1.42 meters it is to be
found beside the popular café Tomaselli. The tiny house
emerged through the making of a small alley between
1830 and 1860.
Christkindlmarkt
The Salzburger Christkindlmarkt can be visited every year from the
middle of November until shortly after Christmas at Domplatz and
Residenzplatz. The traditional huts and the specially built starlit sky
as lighting give the fair a unique appearance.
Domplatz and Marienstatue
The “Mariensäule” (Mary’s Pillar) represents the optical center of
Domplatz. The statue of Maria Immaculata is surrounded on all four
sides by allegorical figures: Angel, Devil, Truth (Wisdom), and Church.
A tablet on the side facing the dome explains the meaning of the colossal statues: The secret of Immaculate Conception be so great that
the spirit of the angels be moved by great delight, the human wisdom
disappear, the devil in malevolence grate, and the triumphing church
rejoice.
Through its enclosed form, Domplatz has proven itself as the performance venue of Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s famed “Jedermann”
(Everyman). During the summer months both stage and grand stand
invite to a relaxing break in the center of Old Town’s flair.
Getreidegasse is Salzburg’s most fa1
mous historical alleyway
and shopping promenade. It is characterized
by high and slim rows of
houses with their diverse
guild symbols over the
storefronts.
Judengasse
(Jew
alley) in Salzburg is
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mostly seen as an exten-
sion of Getreidegasse by
strollers. The narrow alleyway leads in a slight
bend up from the Old
Market to Waagplatz.
In Judengasse many
houses remind of the holocaust and Salzburg’s
history in WWII. In house
number 15, a synagogue
was situated until 1415,
house number 13 was the
residence of composer
Heinrich Biber between
1672 to 1684.
Kaigasse - If one
strolls from Mozart3
platz out of town or from
Kapitelplatz
through
Kapitelgasse in the di-
rection of Kaiviertel, he
finds himself back in
Kaigasse. “Back here”
life runs at a more leisurely pace than on the
crowded squares and in
Getreidegasse. Beside
some faculties of the
University of Salzburg,
there are also the offices of the government
in Kaigasse to be found.
Here, one encounters
fewer tourists but more
students and politicians
on their way somewhere.
Tip!
Festspielbezirk (Festival
District)
bergfelsen” from the
“Sigmundstor” lies Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz in
Salzburg’s Old Town. In the
vicinity of the square, one
can find the “Bürgerspital”,
the “Großes Festspielhaus”, the House for Mozart, the Old University and
Hotel Goldener Hirsch. The
luxuriant Horse Pond was
restored by archbishop
Firmian in 1732.
Linzergasse- In the
shade of Kapuziner6
berg, the ancient Linzer
Gasse, starting from the
“Platzl“ at the “Staatsbrücke” and finishing
there, where the Linzer
Gate stood until 1894,
has lost nothing of its
busyness. Since ancient
Roman times, the Linzergasse was the main road
of the districts to the
right of the Salzach and
formed the most important outward road from
the state capital and
residential city of Salzburg in the direction of
Linz, Vienna, and to the
northeastern Habsburger realm.
Square7Markart
Markart Square is
named after Salzburg’s
painter Hans Markart, the
“prince of painting” of the
Viennese Ringstraße era.
House number eight was
the residence of the Mozart family. On the opposite side, the state theatre
and the main entry to the
famed Mirabellgarten can
be found.
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Residenzplatz and
Residenzbrunnen
Residenzplatz is a magnificent courtyard of
the prince-archbishop’s
residences. In the center of the square is the
residential fountain to be
found, Salzburg’s most
beautiful and also largest fountain. The water is
potable, by the way.
Furthermore, Residenzplatz serves now and
then as a venue for large
sport or music events.
Here, football broadcasts, live concerts, and
New Years Eve parties
take place. Every year in
September, the Rupertikirtag (Rupert’s Feast
Day) is held on Residenzplatz.
The Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse is among
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the oldest streets of Sal-
zburg: It emerged around
1140 in the time, when
the Franciscan church
became a parish church.
The alley enclosed the city
to the west until approximately 1620 to the great
women’s garden of the
St. Peter women’s mon-
astery to Kollgegienkirche,
Hofstallgasse, and Karajanplatz. Famous residents
of Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse
were archbishop Wolf Dietrich, his mistress Salome
Alt, or composer Heinrich
Biber.
Steingasse
Only a stone’s
10
throw away from the
roaring traffic of the 21st
century, the ancient Steingasse, situated at the foot
of the Capuchin mountain
and beside the Salzach,
has lost nothing of its medieval charm. After passing the inner stone gate, a
wonderful view to Castle
Hohensalzburg and an
interesting insight into the
alleyway with its beautifully renovated houses,
the green of the Capuchin
mountain, and several
small stores, bars, book
stores, and galleries await
you there.
The “Großes Festspielhaus”
(Grand Festival Hall),
the “Haus für Mozart”
(House for Mozart) and the
Felsenreitschule together
form with Domplatz and
Kollegienkirche the Festival
district. Archbishop Wolf
Dietrich had stables built
here in 1606/07, which have
successively been opened
to the Salzburg Festivals
after 1925.
Kapitelplatz and
Kapitelschwemme
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If you are on the way to
Castle Hohensalzburg, to
the castle’s lift, or to St. Peter’s cemetery, you cross
Kapitelplatz. It is a lively
center in the heart of Salzburg’s Old Town: chess
is played with oversized
chess figures, shops sell
their various goods, or the
piece of art “Sphaera” by
Stephan Balkenhol is admired. A little bit on the side
of the large square, you can
find “Kapitelschwemme”
(“Chapter’s horse pond”).
HOT SPOTS
places to be
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Castle Hohensalzburg and the
Castle’s Museum
Eisriesenwelt (Gigantic Ice World)
Discover the mountains differently. Explore the wonders of the greatest ice
cave in the world. Find ice palaces of
crystal-clear beauty, which take you
also on hot summer days into a winter
ice world. Already from a great distance,
one can see the massive cave portal of
20 m breadth and 18 m height. The entire
cave system extends over a length of
42 km, of which the first, approximately
one kilometer long part, holds gigantic
ice sculptures. This is also the part that is
accessible for the public through guided
tours of the show cave. Within the cave,
the average temperature in the summer
months is 0° Celsius.
Castle Hohensalzburg is the landmark of
Mozart’s city and with 7,000 sq m of constructed area Europe’s largest preserved
castle ground from the 11th century. None
of its besiegers has ever succeeded in
taking the castle. Within the castle there is
the castle’s museum, which displays artifacts of the castle’s history and daily life.
Mönchsberg 34
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 842430 11
[email protected]
www.salzburg-burgen.at/de/hohensalzburg
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Großglockner High Alpine Road
The most famous alpine road of the eastern Alps, the Großglockner High Alpine
Road, leads to the heart of the national
park Hohe Tauern, to the highest mountain of Austria, the Großglockner (3,798
m) and the Pasterz. On the 48 km long
panorama street with 36 bends, on an
ascent to 2,504 m one passes a unique
mountain world of blooming Alpine
meadows, fragrant mountain woods,
mighty rocks and perpetual ice all the
way to the foot of the Großglockner.
Zeller Fusch 148
5672 Fusch an der Großglocknerstraße
+43 662 873673 0
[email protected]
fusch@großglockner.at
www.grossglockner.at
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Kaprun Hochgebirgsstausee
(Highlands Catchment Lakes)
Kaprun – a success story: Already in the
20’s and 30’s of the last century, the
first plans emerged to build a storage
power plant in Kaprun’s valley. In 1955,
the power plant was constructed through
resources from the “Marshall-Plan”. The
power plant became due to the high motivation of the “men of Kaprun” and its
large size the symbol of Austrian rebuilding efforts.
Kesselfallstrasse 1, 5710 Kaprun
+43 5 0313 23201
[email protected]
www.verbund.com/tm/de
5672 Fusch an der Großglocknerstraße
+43 662 873673 0
[email protected]
www.grossglockner.at
Eishöhlenstraße 30 5450 Werfen
+43 6468 5248
[email protected]
www.eisriesenwelt.at
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TOP 7 ATTRACTIONS
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Krimml Waterfalls
In the national park Hohe Tauern a special and also massive natural spectacle
awaits you: The Krimml Waterfalls. From
380 m height the clear alpine water
plunges into the deeps. The Krimml Waterfalls are the largest in Europe and the
fifth largest of the world. Scientific research proves the healing and positive
power of a stay at the Krimml Waterfalls
when suffering from allergies or asthma.
For a small fee, visitors can walk the 4
km long water fall path from the middle
of April until the end of October (disabled
entry up to Kürsingerplatz).
5743 Krimml 47
+43 6564 7212
[email protected]
www.wasserfaelle-krimml.at
Open-air Museum Großgmain
bei Salzburg
On a 500.000 sq m large compound within the nature park
Untersberg, close to the city of Salzburg the Salzburg open-air
museum is situated.
The Salzburg open-air museum documents rural building, living,
and farming in the state of Salzburg from the 16th to the 20th
century. 100 original buildings as farms, craft houses, smithies,
saw mills, mills, barns and alpine pastures can be seen here. The
open-air museum is separated into five areas because just as
Salzburg consists of five states, the areas are aligned after that
concept into Flachgau, Tennengau, Pongau, Pinzgau, and Lungau.
Interesting permanent and special exhibitions and diverse crafting
demonstrations will make your visit an unforgettable experience
and offer the visitors a culture and leisure experience with high
memorability.
A break in the historical museum’s inn “Salettl” rounds off the museum experience with regional, culinary specialties. The children
can meanwhile play on the nearby adventure playground with
water facilities, a tree house, swings, and several other attractions.
The multimedia-supported tractor exhibition with its own climbing
tractor fascinates both the young and the old. A museum quiz
invites to exploring and discovering. If one does not like to be on
foot too long, he has the opportunity to relax in the 2 km long tour
with the historical museum railway (three stops).
Hasenweg
5084 Grossgmain
+43 662 8500 11
[email protected]
www.freilichtmuseum.com
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Biosphere Reserve Lungau
Since 2012, Lungau is officially Austria’s
largest biosphere reserve. The title “biosphere reserve” is awarded by the UNESCO only to worldwide selected regions
that commit themselves to environmental sustainability and sustainable (economical) development. Further features
of the biosphere reserve or such a habitat
are also originality, the protection of valuable culture typical for the region, and
beautiful untouched landscapes, as well
as a frugal use of resources. Discover
together with your family the attractions
and the beauty of Lungau!
Markt 89
5570 Mauterndorf
+43 6472 7740
[email protected]
biosphaeren-adventures.at
www.biosphaerenpark.com
ART, CULTURE &
EVENTS
TRADITIONS
In Salzburg exist many different customs and
traditions, of which many only are practiced
in a few regions nowadays.
For example, each year on November 6, the
“Leonhardiritt” (Leonhard’s Ride) takes place
in some regions of Salzburg (e.g. St. Johann).
It is performed to honor the saint Leonhard,
the patron saint of horses and cows. On his
memorial day there are also blessings of
animals combined with church parades and
horse rides taking place.
Each Thursday evening in Pre-Christmas
time, groups disguise as herders, angels,
Mary, and Joseph and knock on each door in
the neighborhood. They are called “Anklöckler” and bring congratulations and blessings, remind with songs of Joseph and Mary
asking for lodging, and occasionally collect
donations for charity organizations. The “Anklöckler” receive often a small gift by the
families for their performances or as previously mentioned a donation.
Also, during Advent in the beginning of December, the Krampus, a creature resembling
the devil (or Santa’s little helper), accompanied by Santa Claus, visits the children with
his willow rod. In many communities and the
city of Salzburg the “Krampusläufe” (“incubus runs”) take place around December 5.
The magical and mysterious “Raunächte”
(twelve nights after Christmas) belong to
the “Perchten” with their often elaborately
worked masks and head pieces. Basically,
there are two types of “Perchten”: the light,
“good” Schönperchten and the dark, “evil”
Schiachperchten (schiach = ugly). The latter
appear usually with shaggy pelt costumes,
horns, carved grimaces and rods yet they are
not to be confused with the character of the
“Krampus”.
With the “Raunächte” (Thomasnacht December 21 and 22, Christmas Eve December
24 and 25, New Years Eve December 31, and
January 1, and the night of Epiphany on January 5 and 6,) in which we humans can understand the language of the animals according
to the legend, another old superstitious custom is connected to Raunächte: With incense
aromas from a smoke pan and holy water,
the evil spirits are banished from the houses,
farms, and stables of the humans.
A special event takes place every year
around September 24, the name day of St.
Rupert, Salzburg’s state patron. For five days,
the people celebrate on “Rupertikirtag” in
Salzburg’s Old Town (Rupert’s Feast Day), a
traditional fair or church fair. Everyone in the
city is there. Historical fairground rides as
well as shooting galleries, Tunnels of Horror, and merry-go-arounds entertain the visitors. Music, dance, and theater are also part
of the program, in the beer gardens, party
tents, and the farmer’s market traditional
and local delicacies are offered. Traditional
groups and craftsmen are just a part of the
spectacle as Salzburg’s “Hanswurst”. The climax of “Rupertikirtag”, which is attended by
over 100,000 people every year, are the final
grand fireworks.
UNESCO World Cultural Heritage–
Salzburg Old Town
The spoiled local often only realizes what
a unique gem the Old Town of Salzburg is,
when his guests stand deeply impressed beside him.
Indeed, the city of Salzburg – and especially
the historical Old Town – is among the most
beautiful spots that one can find in Europe,
which was also documented through the
nomination for World Cultural Heritage by
the UNESCO in 1997.
The city definitely does not lack visual attractions and if one visits Salzburg, it can
only be recommended that he bring along a
little time to be enchanted and captured by
the unique atmosphere and the city life. Be
it art appreciation, a shopping tour, a walk,
visiting a café or just “a day in the city” – Salzburg’s Old Town has many charming places.
By the way: You can not only visit Salzburg
on foot but also on a boat – since 2002 there
is a panorama boat, that goes on the Salzach
and makes great views possible.
MOZART
Salzburg’s Most Famous Son –
His Life and Work
born 1756 (Salzburg) – died 1791 (Vienna)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on
January 27, 1756 as the seventh child of the
“Hochfürstlicher Salzburgischer Kammermusikus” (Princely Salzburgish Chamber
Musician) Leopold Mozart (1719-1787) and his
wife Anna Maria Walpurga (1720-1778), who
was from St. Gilgen. Already in early childhood, the extraordinary musical talent of the
two remaining children Maria Anna, called
“Nannerl” (1751-1829), and especially her
younger brother Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
In January 1762, Leopold Mozart went on his
first journey with the family. For Wolfgang, a
time of travelling began, a time of restlessness that filled almost a third of his short
life and led him to the most glamorous royal
courts. In Munich and Vienna, the wonder
child Wolfgang celebrated great triumphs.
In summer 1763, the Mozart family went on
a great journey through Western Europe that
led them over Germany, Belgium, and France
to London.
Later, the desperate, Europe wide search for a
suitable employment for the young musician
and composer Wolfgang Amadeus, who has
been concertmeister of Salzburg’s court music since 1772, was without success. The political and social reforms, which the change
of government brought to Salzburg in 1772
– with prince-archbishop Hieronymus Count
Colloredo, a modern prince of enlightenment
came to power – forced Mozart to live a strictly
regulated life. This circumstance led to a conflict with his employer that lasted for years. In
1773, the Mozart family moved to a house on
Hannibalplatz (today Makartplatz 8, Mozart’s
residence).
After the final dispute between Mozart and
Salzburg’s archbishop in 1781, Wolfgang tried
to settle down as a freelance artist in Vienna,
which appeared to be “the best place in the
world for his occupation”. From this point onward, he earned his living most of the time as
an opera composer (“The Abduction from the
Serailo” KV 384, “The Impresario” KV 486,
“Le Nozze di Figaro” KV 492), as a virtuoso
on the piano with own compositions, and
as a teacher. On August 4, 1782, he married
against the will of his father Constanze Weber (1762-1842).
Mozart gained his last success in opera on
September 6th 1791 in Prag with the premiere
of “La Clemenza di Tito” and “Zauberflöte”
at Freihaustheater in Vienna. On December
5th 1971 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart deceided
at the age of 35 in his house at Rauhensteingasse in Vienna, in which he composed
“Zauberflöte” and his unfinished “Requiem”.
Salzburg’s most famous son was burried
at the St. Marx cemeterie in an anonymous
grave.
MOZART
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Mozart’s Birth House
26 years, from 1747 to 1773, the
Mozart family lived on the third
floor of the “Hagenauer” house in
Getreidegasse 9. Here, the famous
son Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
was born on January 27, 1756. The
house is a museum today. The visitor is led through original Mozart
rooms, which are located on three
floors that contain among others
historical instruments, documents,
letters, memorabilia, and many of
the portraits that were made in his
time.
Getreidegasse 9
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8443 13
[email protected]
mozarteum.at/museen/mozartsgeburtshaus
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Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg
(Foundation Mozarteum
Salzburg)
The Foundation Mozarteum Salzburg traces back to the legacy of
Mozart and was founded in 1842
by citizens of the city of Salzburg.
Their mission was, as it was Mozart’s intention, to build a bridge
between tradition and contemporaneous culture. The private NGO
tends to the legacy of Mozart in
its three core areas of concerts,
museums (Mozart’s birthplace,
Mozart’s residence) and science.
In the “Education Area” it invites
in its new format “Klangkarton”
children, adolescents, and families
to concerts, guided tours and visits
to classes. Through the connection
to around 100 Mozart communities
worldwide, the Foundation Mozarteum Salzburg keeps the legacy
of Mozart alive.
Schwarzstraße 26
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 88940 0
mozarteum.at
Mozart’s Residence
After their third journey to Vienna
in 1773, the Mozarts moved to their
new residence in “Tanzmeisterhaus“ on the former Hannibalplatz
(today Makartplatz 8). The spatial
apartment on the first floor with
its eight rooms offered sufficient
space for meetings with friends
and musicians. Before Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart moved in the beginning of 1781 finally to Vienna,
he had lived for eight years in the
house. The building was destroyed
in WWII to a large part, then reconstructed and finally in 1996 as the
second Mozart museum reopened.
Makartplatz 8
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 874227 40
[email protected]
mozarteum.at/museen/mozart-wohnhaus
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Mozart Week – Salzburg’s
Classic Festival in Winter
Every year around the time of Mozart’s birthday in January, the Foundation Mozarteum Salzburg hosts
“Mozartwoche” (Mozart week) with
opera performances, orchestra,
chamber, and solo concerts. Salzburg’s classic festival in winter
exists since 1956. World renowned
Mozart interpreters like Nikolaus
Harnoncourt, András Schiff or
Marc Minkowski establish the reputation of the festival, whose performances are staged on various
event venues.
Kartenbüro der Stiftung Mozarteum
Theatergasse 2/ im Mozart-Wohnhaus
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 87 31 54
[email protected]
www.mozarteum.at
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Mozartplatz & Mozartdenkmal
Mozartplatz (formerly: Michaelsplatz) emerged after the termination of several houses through
prince-archbishop Wolf Dietrich.
On Mozartplatz 4, the “Antretter”
house, the faculty for musicology of the University of Salzburg
is situated. The “Landschaftskanzler” and “Hofkriegsrat” Johann
Ernst von Antretter and his wife
Maria Anna Elisabeth, whose entire family was tightly connected
to Mozart family, bought the house
in September 1765. In the house of
Mozartplatz 8 the widow of Mozart, Constanze von Nissen, died
on March 6, 1842. The center of the
square is the Mozart memorial of
Ludwig Schwanthaler. Its festive
unveiling took place in 1842 in the
presence of the sons of Mozart.
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Mozart City Tour
The Mozart City Tour is among the
“classics” of the city tours in Salzburg: It brings the participants to all
important places of interest in Salzburg and offers a good overview
of the architecture and the cities
history.
Info & Booking:
www.panoramatours.com
www.salzburg-sightseeingtours.at
www.mariasbicycletours.com
Salzburg Information Mozartplatz
Mozartplatz 5
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 88987-330
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European Mozart Paths
There are no better ways to understand the person W. A. Mozart
and his music than to follow his
traces through Europe and to visit
the buildings, where he lived and
gave concerts. Be it Paris, Milan,
Prague, London, Salzburg, or Munich, be it large or small cities: All
bear the traces of W. A. Mozart – a
young man, the most famous and
universally talented composer in
western music history. The revival
of Mozart’s travel routes leads
the traveler to a magnitude of the
most important musical, artistic,
and architectonic sites of cultural
heritage in ten countries across
Europe.
Schießstattstraße 2
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8042 2242
[email protected]
www.mozartways.com
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Sebastian’s Cemetery
Prince-archbishop Wolf Dietrich
von Raitenau had the cemetery
built in the style of an Italian “Campo Santo” around 1600. Salzburg’s
civic and merchant families and
famous people have found their
resting place among the beautiful
arcades of the cemetery. Among
them are Mozart’s father Leopold,
Wolfgang’s wife Constanze, her
second husband Georg Nikolaus
von Nissen, her aunt Genovefa von
Weber (mother of the composer
Carl Maria von Weber) as well as
Elia Castello, the builder of Gabriel’s chapel. Mozart’s beloved sister
“Nannerl” was not buried on Sebastian’s cemetery but on Peter’s
cemetery.
In the passage to the world famous
Sebastian’s cemetery, the tomb of
the famous physician Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim,
aka Paracelsus, is to be found
since 1564. But the most impressive
tomb towers in the center of Sebastian’s cemetery, the mausoleum of
prince-archbishop Wolf Dietrich.
Linzer Gasse 41
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 875208
www.kirchen.net/st_sebastian/page.
asp?id=3490
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Mozartkugel
Fifteen years after he invented
the Mozartkugel, Salzburg’s confectioner Paul Fürst received a
gold medal in 1905 for his already
very popular product. He chose
the name for the round pistachio/
marzipan creation with the sweet
nougat hull to honor the back then
not yet so popular son of Salzburg
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. With
the same elaborate manufacturing
method and recipe, the “Original
Salzburg’s Mozartkugels” are still
manufactured by Fürst’s descendants in the 21 century.
SOUND
OF MUSIC
THE MOVIE
It was in 1965, when one of most successful and popular productions in the history of
movie making was released in the cinemas:
“The Sound of Music”. The movie is based on
the true story of the widowed baron Georg Ritter von Trapp, who fell in love with and married
Maria, the applicant and governess to his seven children. As Hitler annexed Austria in 1938,
the family decided to migrate to America because their ideals of life were not reconcilable
with the ones of National Socialism.
Director Robert Wise’s filming of this romantic,
yet tragic, fate was awarded with five Oscars.
The production made the main actress Julie
Andrews to a crowd favorite and marked the
beginning of a long, glamorous career. Up until
today – from the U.S. to Japan – a very large international fan base exists. Ironically, the movie and the story behind the movie are barely
known to anyone in Austria and Salzburg, although “The Sound of Music” is enormously
popular internationally.
Many scenes from “The Sound of Music” were
filmed right in Mozart’s city, others in the surrounding rural area. For example, Anif Palace,
Castle Hohenwerfen, Mondsee, Fuschl, St.
Gilgen, and St. Wolfgang served as settings
for the movie. Fans are recommended to take
the four hour Salzburg “Sound of Music” tour,
which includes a visit to some of the original
movie settings. Another feature is “The Sound
of Salzburg Dinner Show”, where songs from
the musical as well as other melodies that
made Salzburg famous are played.
Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz was filmed in
Mozart’s city. Even in 2008, Nicolas Cage
was with “Season of the Witch” guest in Salzburg.
Information:
Salzburg Information Mozartplatz
Mozartplatz 5
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 88987-330
[email protected]
www.salzburg.info
A very significant part of its popularity is
beside the Hollywood movie also due to the
Broadway musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein, which guested in New York, won six
Tony awards, and was sold as a record over
three million times. After more than 2,400
shows in London and the great success in
the German language area, the legendary
musical also had its premiere in Salzburger
Landestheater on October 23, 2011.
“Sound of Music Tour” Booking:
Aside from “The Sound of Music”, Salzburg
was able to make some headlines in the more
recent past by serving as a filming spot for
several international productions. For example, Castle Hohenwerfen and the famous sport
and winter sport village Filzmoos were part of
the external shots of the “2nd unit” in the Guy
Ritchie’s thriller “Sherlock Holmes – A Game
of Shadows” in 2011. In the end of 2009, the
Hollywood blockbuster “Knight and Day” with
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Ticket office Landestheater Salzburg
Schwarzstraße 22
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 871512 222
[email protected]
www.salzburger-landestheater.at
The
Musical
THEATERS & CINEMAS
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Landestheater (State Theater)
In the center of Salzburg, south of
Mirabellgarten, plays have been
staged since the 18th century. In
Salzburg Landestheater, the large
classic repertoire receives as
much attention as well as modern
and contemporaneous works.
Schwarzstraße 22
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 871512 0
[email protected]
www.salzburger-landestheater.at/
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Salzburger Marionettentheater
(Salzburg’s Puppet Theater)
Even older than the Salzburg
festival, the Salzburger Marionettentheater understands itself
as small opera house that plays
mainly Mozart operas. Since
2007, several shows based on the
model of the “Sound of Music”
Broadway musical are performed
throughout the year; of course,
with puppets in the main roles. Its
reputation in the world is due to
the countless tours, which take
the theater since over 90 years
into various parts of the world.
Schwarzstraße 24
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 87 24 06
[email protected]
www.marionetten.at
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Schauspielhaus Salzburg
The Schauspielhaus Salzburg
is situated in Petersbrunnhof, a
former estate of St. Peter’s chapter, directly beneath the castle in
Nonntal district. The schedule offers from ancient to modern plays,
from tragedy and comedy to new,
experimental theater forms a
great bandwidth for all theater enthusiasts.
Erzabt-Klotz-Str. 22
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8085 0
[email protected]
www.schauspielhaus-salzburg.at
For those who are looking for
more plays have also the following options:
• Großes Festspielhaus Salzburg
• Kleines Theater Salzburger
Kleinkunstbühne Verein
• Toihaus Theater am Mirabellplatz
• Theater am Mirabellplatz
• Oval - die Bühne im Europark
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Cineplexx Salzburg City
In the vicinity of Salzburg’s central station; and thus, in the center of Mozart’s city, lies a branch
of the Cineplexx chain with eight
large halls. The newest 3D movies, Digital Cinema, and opera live
broadcastings are shown as well
as selected, current blockbusters
in their (mostly English) original
version. In each cinema hall, there
is at least one wheelchair space
available and on “Super Kinotagen” the movies are to be seen at a
reduced rate. If one arrives not by
public transport or bicycle but by
car, he has the opportunity to park
his car in the CityGarage or in the
main station’s garage.
Fanny-von-Lehnertstraße 4
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 460101
www.cineplexx.at
or use the airport center parking
garage.
Kasernenstraße 5a
5071 Wals/Himmelreich
+43 662 850101
www.cineplexx.at
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Das Kino - Salzburg’s Film and
Culture Center
Situated on the right side of the
Salzach, close to the Staatsbrücke, the venerable Old Town
cinema is a unique gem in Salzburg’s cinema landscape. As a
lively meeting point of the local
culture and alternative scene, the
small arthouse cinema, which exists since 1978, has a nostalgic
charm. Upon free choice of seats,
both current movies and classics,
cinematic rarities and retrospectives as well as artistically valuable movies are shown – in most
cases in original versions (often
subtitled). The iconic cinema is
perfectly accessible by public
transport and offers students and
elderly people tickets at reduced
rates.
Giselakai 11
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 87 31 00
www.daskino.at
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Das Kleine Theater:
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Cineplexx Salzburg Airport
On the border of the city of Salzburg – in the vicinity of the airport
and right beside the Westautobahn – Cineplexx Salzburg Airport is the largest and most state
of the art cinema complex in the
area. In 10 large halls (all equipped
with several wheel chair spaces)
the current Digital Cinema and
3D movies are shown in German
language. On “Super-Kinotagen”
(Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)
many mainstream movies can be
seen at a reduced rate. The trolleybus lines 2 and 8 (only on weekdays) take cinema visitors from
Mozart’s city directly to WalsHimmelreich. If one arrives by car,
he can park it on the compound
surrounding the cinema for free
The Kleine Theater is the base of the free
(theater) scene in Salzburg. The diversity of artists and productions gives this
theater something very unique: Comedy
and political theater, child & adolescent
theater and theater for adults, acting and
reading, revue and music, straight theater
and performance.
The Kleine Theater defines itself as venue, impulse giver and cooperation partner. In the building with 150 seats, child &
adolescent theater is performed regularly
beside contemporary theater and revue. A
special focus of the Kleine Theater lies on
the cooperation with kindergartens and
schools.
Schallmoser Hauptstraße 50
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 872154
www.kleinestheater.at
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In Tennengau, cinema fans will
also get their money’s worth. The
Stadtkino Hallein exists since 1925
and was rebuilt and modernized
in the 1990’s. Here, three current
movies are shown each day – be it
blockbusters, family comedies or
art house but also various special
offers can be found there. The cinema is situated beside the Salzach
and is perfectly accessible through
public transport. In the modern,
angular building by architect Heinz
Tesar, the local city theater is situated.
The new Diesel cinema, named
after the three Styrian brothers,
was built in 2011 in the municipality Bruck an der Glocknerstraße in
Pinzgau and is therefore almost
brand new. It is situated right beside the B 311 and perfectly accessible by car. The building is basically a reproduction of the “mother
house” in St. Johann. In the Dieselkino in Bruck, there are five state
of the art cinema halls that hold
around 800 visitors. Unlike its
counterpart in St. Johann, this cinema also broadcasts operas from
the various international stages
(live) into the hall. Of course, there
are also 3D movies, special children films, and at least one current
movie in the original version to
be seen. Once a month at “Filmfrühstück” (movie breakfast), the
cineastes as well as the culinary
fans pay their money’s worth.
Stadtkino Hallein
Kuffergasse 2
5400 Hallein
+43 6245 80 614
www.hallein.gv.at/
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Dieselkino St. Johann/
Pongau
In St. Johann, the district capital
of Pongau, the local cinema has
an included gastronomy. Built by
the Diesel Brothers, the newest
blockbusters run on the silver
screen since 2006 (also in 3D).
Often one of the top movies is
also shown in the original version.
Five halls for over 800 movie
fans are offered here. The modern
technology guarantees a great
cinema experience. Every other
Thursday, current movies aside
from the mainstream are shown
in “Kino anders”. According to
the motto “kunst & kult” (Art &
Culture) also cineastes pay their
money’s worth. Because of its location directly beside the federal
highway, the Dieselkino is perfectly accessible by car.
Bundesstraße 14
5600 St. Johann im Pongau
+43 6412 41950
www.dieselkino.at
Dieselkino Bruck/
Großglocknerstraße
Gewerbestraße 2
5671 Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße
+43 6545 70090
www.dieselkino.at
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Lichtspiele Zell am See
Over 300,000 people visit the cinema each year in Zell, which has
more than 300 seats. Here, movies
cannot only be seen on the ground
floor but also from the balconies.
The cinema is situated in the center of Zell am See and is accessible
very well by bus and rail. The parking lot close to the cinema provides
also parking spaces for cars.
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Nexus Kunsthaus Saalfelden
Each Thursday, one or two movies
are shown in Kunsthaus Nexus,
the center for contemporaneous
art in Saalfelden. During the special offer “Kino für Kids”, there are
also movies for the small ones.
Before the start of a show, one
can enjoy a snack at “Café Nexus”. Through the homepage of the
cultural center, one can determine
in advance which movies will be
shown. The cultural center is situated right beside Saalfelden’s bus
terminal.
Am Postplatz 1
5760 Saalfelden
+43 6582 74963
www.kunsthausnexus.com/
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Kulturzentrum Lohninghof
In the “House of Culture and
Sociability”, the Lohninghof in
Thumerbach/Zell am See shows
a movie once a month in its event
room that holds around 130
people. Interested movie fans
have the opportunity to inform
themselves via the Lohninghof
website under “Veranstaltungen” about the next show and
book tickets in time. The cultural
center Lohninghof is situated beside Thumersbacher Landstraße,
right in the heart of Zell am See’s
district Thumersbach.

Seeuferstraße 6
5700 Zell am See
+43 664 2418694
www.lohninghof.at
Franz-Josef-Straße 7
5700 Zell am See
+43 6542 72 459
www.kinozell.at
THEATERS & CINEMAS
HAUS
DER
NATUR
(HOUSE OF
NATURE)
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The “Haus der Natur”
is in the fields of museum didactics and exhibition techniques among
the leading museums of
Europe. It offers exhibitions about the various
forms of animate and
inanimate nature in over
80 show rooms and an
aquarium with over 40
basins.
Museumsplatz 5
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 84 26 53
www.hausdernatur.at
MUSEUM DER
MODERNE
MÖNCHSBERG
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Throning on Mönchsberg (Monk’s Mountain), above the Old
Town of Salzburg, the
“Museum der Moderne”
(Museum of Modernism)
opened in 2004. In the
architectonically puristic building, art from the
20th and 21rst century is
presented in temporary
exhibitions.
MUSEUM DER
MODERNE
RUPERTINUM
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Right in the heart
of the Old Town in
a baroque town house,
the museum of Austrian
photo gallery is situated
and is with 17,000 pieces
the largest photo stock in
an Austrian museum.
Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse 9
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 842220 451
www.museumdermoderne.at
Mönchsberg 32
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 842220 403
www.museumdermoderne.at
MUSEUMS
SALZBURG
MUSEUM
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MUSEUMS
In Salzburg Museum
in the renovated Neue
Residenz at Mozartplatz
expensive art objects
form a harmonic symbiosis with asthetic presentations, interessting content
and multimedia installations. Salzburg Museum
is the proof that a modern
museum can be both informative and entertaining at the same time. For
this succesfull concept
Salzburg Museum got
awarded with the European Museum of the year
Award in 2009 and the
Austrian Museum of the
year Award in 2007.
Mozartplatz 1
5010 Salzburg
+43 662 62 08 08
www.salzburgmuseum.at
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TOY
MUSEUM
STIEGLBRAUWELT
& STIEGLMUSEUM
The toy museum, which belongs to Salzburg Museum, was opened in 1978 and exhibits meaningful tin and wooden toys in European history on 800 sq m exhibition
space. It is situated in Bürgerspital, at the end of Getreidegasse, and shows also the most
beautiful pieces of historical music instruments.
Bürgerspitalgasse 2
5010 Salzburg
www.spielzeugmuseum.at
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Over an area of 3,500 sq m, Europe’s unique beer world of experience can be found.
In the Stiegl museum, one can smell, taste, and touch brewing water, barley, hop and
malt. Finally, the guests have the opportunity to participate in a tasting in “Stiegl’s Braustube”.
Bräuhausstraße 9
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8387 1492
www.stiegl.at/de/brauwelt/museum/stiegl-museum
EXHIBITIONS & GALLERIES
For more information about current exhibitions and galleries please visit: www.salzburg.info
EVENTS & FESTIVALS IN SALZBURG
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Mozartwoche (Mozart Week)
Each year in January, around the
time of Mozart’s birthday, the Foundation Mozarteum Salzburg hosts
“Mozartwoche” with opera performances and orchestra, chamber, and solo concerts. Salzburg’s
classic festival in winter exists already since 1956. World renowned
Mozart interpreters like Nikolaus
Harnoncurt, András Schiff or Marc
Minkowski, orchestras like the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, the
Musiciens du Louvre, Grenoble,
or the Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, Ensembles like the Hagen
quartet or the Artemis quartet and
soloists establish the artistic reputation of the festival in Salzburg.
The concerts of “Mozartwoche”
take place in the grand hall of
Mozarteum, in “Haus für Mozart”,
in the grand festival hall (Großes
Festspielhaus) and in the “Solitär”
of the University Mozarteum.
Kartenbüro der Stiftung Mozarteum
Theatergasse 2
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 87 31 54
[email protected]
mozarteum.at/konzerte/mozartwoche
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Easter Festival Salzburg
Salzburg’s Easter festival was
founded in 1967 by Herbert von
Karajan as a supplement to Salzburg festival, which takes place in
August, and established itself in
a very short time as an exclusive
and artistically brilliant festival.
Herbert von Karajans basic idea
at the foundation of the Easter
festival was to further develop the
festival idea in Salzburg, although
the Easter festival never saw itself
as an offshoot of Salzburg festival
in summer but as an event with its
own profile and characteristics.
This was made possible through
top directors, high quality interpreters, and elaborate opera productions.
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Sommerszene is often perceived
as the counterpart to Salzburg
Festival. Since 1971, “Szene Salzburg“ stands for contemporaneous stagecraft and music. Initially a
platform for local artists, the event
has developed over decades to an
internationally respected avantgarde festival that is unchallenged
in Austria.
The focus is on the contemporaneous world of dancing in the
fourteen days lasting festival. Theater, music, movie, and fine arts
complement the program of sommerszene. Border crossing, artistic
risk, new forms of presentation,
and high quality are the features
that characterize the program every year.
“Bauernherbst” in the city and state
of Salzburg brings many visitors
each year to its over 2,000 events.
“Bauernherbst” in Salzburg means:
Wandering from one alpine pasture
to next under a golden autumn
sun and enjoying local specialties,
celebrating the ceremonial driving
down of cattle from the mountain
to the valley and Thanksgiving, experiencing traditional customs and
crafts, enjoying specialties, and
dancing to traditional music. Many
villages, even whole valleys know
how to celebrate “Bauernherbst”
appropriately.
100 concerts in 50 locations provide special musical experiences
each year in October in Salzburg’s
Old Town. “Jazz & the City” transforms the Old Town for six days –
with its cafés, bars, squares, galleries, and many other venues – into a
Mecca of the music scene. The program of the event, which is hosted
by Salzburg’s “Altstadtverband”
(Old Town Union), includes world
music, Jazz, and electronic music
of international standard but also
promising newcomers. And all of
that for free.
Each year in late autumn, the city
transforms into a Mecca for Jazz
fans of all ages. “Salzburger JazzHerbst” counts to the most elegant
Jazz festivals in Europe and draws
since its foundation in 1996 international and Austrian Jazz musicians to Salzburg. Among the artists are true legends, Newcomers,
and sleepers of the scene that delight the audience at the fantastic
concerts and Jazz sessions. In 2014,
“Jazz Herbst” moves to Grafenegg.
sommerszene
The festival begins each year on
Saturday before Palm Sunday with
the opera premiere and continues
until Easter Monday, on which the
second performance of the opera
takes place traditionally. In addition, concerts of the “Sächsische
Staatskapelle Dresden” and the
choir of “Bayrischer Rundfunk” are
scheduled on six evenings. The art
director of 2012 was Maestro Christian Thielemann, a former pupil of
Herbert von Karajan, who follows
in the footsteps of Sir Simon Rattle,
who was the art director for many
years.
Ticket office Osterfestspiele Salzburg
Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz 9
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8045 361, 362
[email protected]
www.osterfestspiele-salzburg.at
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Ticket office Salzburger Festspiele
Herbert von Karajan Platz 11
Postfach 140
5010 Salzburg
Ruperti-Kirtag (Rupert’s
Feast Day)
Salzburg Festival
They contributed to the fame of
Austria to a large extent and belong to the top-class music festivals in the world: the Salzburg Festival distinguishes itself since its
foundation each summer through
high musical quality, the employment of international artists, and
the successful combination of tradition and modernism.
The birth hour of the festival was
on August 22, 1920, as Hugo von
Hofmannsthal’s “Everyman” was
performed with Max Reinhardt as
director.
Ticket office Salzburger Festspiele
Herbert von Karajan Platz 11
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 8045 500
[email protected]
www.salzburgerfestspiele.at
Jazz & the City
Altstadt Salzburg Marketing GmbH
Münzgasse 1, 2.Stock
5020 Salzburg
+43 0662 845453
[email protected]
www.salzburgjazz.com
Salzburger Jazz Herbst
(Salzburg’s Jazz Autumn)
Information & current program
Jazz-Herbst Salzburg:
www.salzburgerjazzherbst.at
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Advent Choral Concert
in the “Großes Festspiel-
haus”
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Jazz & the City
Bauernherbst
SalzburgerLand Tourismus Ges.m.b.H.
Wiener Bundesstraße 23
5300 Hallwang
+43 662 6688 0
[email protected]
www.bauernherbst.com
SZENE Salzburg
Anton Neumayr Platz 2
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 843448
[email protected]
www.szene-salzburg.net
Salzburger Pfingstfestspiele
(Whitsun Festival)
Herbert von Karajan organized the
first Whitsun concerts in 1973, to
fulfill the demand for tickets from
potential Easter festival subscribers. Three Easter concerts each
were conducted by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra with Herbert
von Karajan as maestro. After
the death of Herbert von Karajan,
guest concerts from international
orchestras like the Chicago Symphony Orchestra or the London
Symphony Orchestra were taken
into the program. The initial idea to
dedicate the Whitsun concerts to
the music of Anton Bruckner, did
not find any succession in 1989.
Since 2012, art director Cecilia Bartoli is responsible for the Whitsun
festival.
Bauernherbst
Each year in September the time
has come again: “Rupertikirtag”
invites to celebrate, to marvel,
and to enjoy all around Salzburg’s
dome! The traditional ecclesiastical festival on the squares of the
Old Town takes place to honor St.
Rupert, Salzburg’s state patron,
and counts to the most popular
festivals of the locals. With the
farmer’s market, fair and market
stands, merry-go-rounds, a Ferris
wheel, Salzburg’s “Hanswurst”,
and “Pawlatschentheater”, the festival is an attraction for the young
and the old. Additionally, “Rupertikirtag” offers interesting insights
into art, customs, and crafts and
entices the visitor with countless
treats and delicacies.
Ruperti-Kirtag
Altstadt Salzburg Marketing GmbH
Münzgasse 1, 2.Stock
5020 Salzburg
+43 0662 845453
[email protected]
www.rupertikirtag.at
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Salzburger Kulturtage (Salzburg’s Culture Days)
Each year in October, “Salzburger
Kulturtage” take place in Mozart’s
city. Born from the idea to transform
the city in autumn into a scene for
superb performances and concerts
of national and international artists, “Salzburger Kulturtage” have
become part of cultural life since its
foundation in 1972. Several organizers, from “Landestheater” to the
dome’s orchestra, from the palace
concerts to the culture unions, all
focus their program on two October
weeks under the banner of “Salzburger Kulturtage”. The focus lies
especially on opera, ballet, and concerts. Among the event locations
are Salzburg’s dome, the “Großes
Festspielhaus”, the Mozarteum as
well as the marble hall in Mirabell
Palace.
Over 150 participants on and off
the stage of the “Großes Festspielhaus” take care that each year
Salzburg’s Advent choral concert
(Adventsingen) is, what it is famous
for: a contemplative, unforgettable event that is unthinkable to
take out of Salzburg’s calendar in
Pre-Christmas time. The Salzburg
Advent choral concert, which became the model for the other choral concerts in the Alpine region,
celebrated its 60th anniversary in
2006. Over 36,000 people come
each year from Austria and other
countries to Salzburg, to witness
the world famous original up close.
Salzburger Adventsingen
Salzburger Heimatwerk eG
Residenzplatz 9
5010 Salzburg
+43 662 843182
[email protected]
www.salzburgeradventsingen.at
Salzburger Kulturtage
Kartenbüro der Salzburger Kulturvereinigung, Trakl-Haus
Waagplatz 1a
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 845346
[email protected]
www.kulturvereinigung.com
EVENTS & FESTIVALS IN SALZBURG
Health Holiday With Medicinal Climate:
Gasteiner Heilstollen
2 ALPENTHERME
1 TAUERN SPA
Gastein
Kaprun
Tauern SPA Zell am See- Kaprun
Alpentherme Gastein
Embedded in a unique landscape, lies the modern TAUERN SPA Zell am See – Kaprun as the base camp for
body and soul between “Kitzsteinhorn” and the lake
of Zell, the 1,836 sq km large national park Hohe
Tauern with its 3,000 m summits and the
soft, green grass mountains of Pinzgau
just outside the door. Shielding and
at the same time opening for light,
air, and landscape, the spectacular
architecture creates secure rooms
and integrates itself with water
landscapes, lawns for sunbathing, and a sauna area radial into
the surroundings. Inside and
outside merge into one another,
wide glass fronts give a view of
the unique nature world of glaciers
and mountains.
The Alpentherme Gastein is known as a source of energy in the mountains. The high competence in health
with the treasure of a real thermal spring from the
deeps of Hohen Tauern is not only complemented in the thermal bath but also
through the offers of the connected
cure and rehabilitation center.
On 32,000 sq m the world of experience of the Alpine thermal
bath presents itself. Relax in the
interior and exterior pools of
Relax World. Family World offers fun with waterslides, a jet
stream canal, and a multimedia
dome. Sauna World raises the
temperature with eleven sauna
chambers. Ladies World is a
sauna area for women. Beauty
Residenz has everything concerning beauty.
SPAS
Everyone Loves Water
The basins and pools in the indoor and
outdoor area invite to unforgettable bathing fun rich in variety as well as to taking a break
from everyday life.
Tauern SPA Zell am See- Kaprun
Tauern Spa Platz 1
5710 Kaprun
+43 6547 2040 0
[email protected]
www.tauernspakaprun.com
FELSENTHERME
BAD GASTEIN
www.gasteiner-heilstollen.com
Alpentherme Gastein
Senator-Wilhelm-Wilfling-Platz 1
5630 Bad Hofgastein
+43 6432 8293 0
[email protected]
www.alpentherme.com
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The Felsentherme Bad Gastein is situated high above on the sea level of 1,100 m in the
center of the majestic health resort Bad Gastein. One who seeks absolute tranquility,
the original, the freshest thermal water, and appreciates a lot of clean air has come to the
right place.
Felsentherme Bad Gastein
Bahnhofplatz 5, 5640 Bad Gastein
+43 6434 2223
[email protected],
www.felsentherme.com
The remedial thermal bath Bad Vigaun is an insider’s tip for people that look for sustainable recreation: The generous bathing and sauna landscape in the direct vicinity
of the city of Salzburg offer everything to relax in only a few hours and to regain energy.
The Power of Thermal Water
The heart of the remedial thermal bath is the St. Barbara spring that emerges with a temperature of 34° C.
Due to the medicinal and health improving focus, the thermal bath is not appropriate for
children under six years.
Heiltherme Bad Vigaun
Karl-Rödhammer-Weg 91
5424 Bad Vigaun
+43 6245 8999 646
[email protected]
www.badvigaun.com
Healing Worlds on Salzburg’s
Sun Terrace
Already in the times of the emperors, the
healing effect of St. Veit’s medicinal climate
was recognized and a tuberculosis sanatorium was built on Salzburg’s sun terrace.
The health resort St. Veit lies in an area easily to demarcate and benefits from the exceptional medicinal climate. The hiking in
the healthy altitude receives therefore an
important role. People seeking recreation
encounter on their walks and hikes “oases
of tranquility” every now and then: There
are deckchairs directly on the summit with a
view on Hohe Tauern, loungers, and Kneipp
affusions. On the “Barfußweg” (bare foot
way) the sense of touch of the feet is rediscovered and the body animated through
foot reflexology.
www.sonnenterrasse.at
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HEILTHERME
BAD VIGAUN
The “Gasteiner Heilstollen” (healing tunnel)
in Radhausberg in Böckstein is known since
more than 50 years as a worldwide unique
therapy center for diseases of the rheumatic
spectrum disorder, chronic airway diseases,
and allergies. Two kilometers deep within
the mountain, a worldwide unique medicinal
climate unfolds, of which the effect is proven. The ideal interaction of the three power
factors warmth, humidity, and the naturally
elevated Radon content form the basis of
enormous healing successes.
Old Healing Knowledge
Rediscovered:
Health Vacation at the Waterfall:
“Hohe Tauern Health”
The initiative Hohe Tauern Health offers especially patients with allergic asthma the opportunity of a health holiday where the healing power of the Krimmler waterfalls is made
use of. Upon a stay of more than 14 days in
one of the ten certificated Allergic Tauern
Hotels with waterfall therapy and selected
activities in the national park Hohe Tauern,
a remarkable improvement of all patients
lung function is diagnosed, which continues
for at least four months. This effect can be
traced back to the finely sprayed drops and
unusually high ion concentration in the water, which is due to the drop height and the
frequent hitting of rocks. The effect is acknowledged and confirmed by many doctors and scientists.
www.hohe-tauern-health.at
Traditional European healing art in Saalachtal in Pinzgau
The TEH society has collected the old regional healing knowledge of the women in
Pinzgau and made it accessible under the
label “Traditionelle Europäische Heilkunde”
(Traditional European Healing Art) to the
public. The traditional remedies from the
Saalachtal, like marigold, amber, elder, plantain, beer, or oat as well as old methods of
administrations and cures, have been accepted into the UNESCO World Heritage of
Austria. On the four TEH farms, interested
people can discover the roots of European
healing art for themselves: Be it through producing tinctures, baths, inunctions, salves,
or teas, be it by doing detoxification, curing through smoke, treading water or doing
herbal hiking tours. Highest standards and
health improving effects are in the focus.
www.teh.at
SUMMER
SALZBURG FOR
ACTIVE PEOPLE
A VERY SPECIAL
VACATION
As unbelievebable it may sound - Salzburg is a paradise for sports and activities. So don’t forget your personal
sportsgear at home.
You can go hiking, trekking, cycling,
climbing, golfing, swimming, skiing and
there’s even more for you to explore.
- A favourite spot for each guest
Summer in the state of Salzburg is so divers and entertaining that it is a real pleasure. Very special places invite
to stay. If one found his favorite spot, he can not only hear
the alpenrose growing and see the river trouts playing, he
also finds himself in a vacation that could not be any more
beautiful. The alpine scenery lifts the curtain for wonderful
hikes and bike tours and hosts serve only the finest meals.
Culture and customs make their contribution that the vacation continues to have a long effect.
SALZBURG’S
ALPINE
TRAIL AND
PILGRIMAGE
According to the motto “Von Alm zu Alm dem
Enzian auf der Spur” (from alp to alp on the trail
of the gentian), Salzburg’s alpine trail leads
you through many places in Pongau. Along
the route are 120 alpine pastures, in which the
hikers are welcome heartily and served. The
hiking guide, with a description of 31 stages
(starting point, composition of the ground,
walking time, track length and profile, difficulty, way description, places to stay, sightseeing tips) can be ordered on www.salzburgeralmenweg.at free of charge. Additionally, the
website has a 3D view and an aerial image of
each stage. All tour data can be downloaded
via internet to outdoor GPS systems.
Pilgrimage and long-distance hiking trails like
Salzburg’s “Jakobsweg”, the “Arnoweg”, the
“Via Nova” or “St. Rupert-Pilgerweg” lead on
perfectly signposted routes through impressive nature landscapes and placid villages.
SALZBURG’S
ALP SUMMER
VIA CULINARIA
Culinary Trails in the State of Salzburg
The alpine pastures are very characteristic for the state of
Salzburg. There are over 1,800 of them, many have been already used and cultivated for a very long time. A traditional
and authentic alp experience promise 162 certified alpine
summer cabins that assure their high quality through the
certificates. Here, you can not only find delicious alp products but also animals that graze in the vicinity. You can only
access these cabins by taking the hiking trail or the lift and
when you have reached, you will likely not want to leave
again.
Hiking cannot be more tasty: On seven culinary trails, the “Via Culinaria” meanders through
the state of Salzburg and to over 210 selected culinary addresses. You can savor directly at the
producer or farmer, enjoy traditional specialties at a rustic innkeeper, or relish in the highest
level of gourmet art. The culinary trails entice gourmets, fish fans, beer and schnapps tasters,
and connoisseurs of meat, sweets, and cheese equally; also, the “GourMinis” are of course
not forgotten. The crucial ingredients of the “Via Culinaria” are regionality, originality, quality,
and authenticity.
www.almsommer.com
www.via-culinaria.com
MOUNTAINS
& BIKE
4 Bike Parks, 4,000 km Mountain Bike Tracks
Relaxed Bicycling
& Road Racing
“Tauernradweg”, “Mozartradweg”, “Salzkammergutradweg”, or “Murradweg” count
to the most famous bikeways of the state
of Salzburg. The new “Alpe-Adria Radweg“
leads on foot to Mozart’s city of Salzburg
down to Grado in Italy. Many places of interest and natural landmarks, beautiful villages,
and excursion destinations are to be found
along the 2,000 bike kilometers and invite to
relaxation, staying for a time, and enjoyment.
In addition, small tracks like “SkulpturenRadweg SteinbergRunde”, or the “Käse-Touren”
in Tennengau invite to excursions with the
whole family. In the road racing region “Salzburger Land Salzkammergut”, there are over
25 designated road racing tours. A tight net
of road racing tours are also offered by “Salzburger Sportwelt” and the holiday region
“Nationalpark Hohe Tauern”.
More information on: www.rad.salzburgerland.com
oder www.rennrad.salzburgerland.com
On 4,000 km of mountain bike
tracks of various difficulties, bikers
ascend in the state of Salzburg and
experience a wonderful landscape in
dizzying heights. Especially the biking region Pinzgau with the famous
Großglockner route, the bike park in
Leogang, the Nine Knights Trail in
Neukirchen am Wildkogel, the adidas Freeride in Hinterglemm, or the
six kilometers long free ride track XLine from the summit of Schattberg
to Saalbach.
Alpine Golf
Pitching & putting with
nature enjoyment guaranty
The prerequisites for a nice game could not be better in the state of Salzburg:
From a scenic spot before the gates of Salzburg over the relaxed 9 hole facilities
to the links with 18 greens, the green carpet is rolled out for golf players. And
thanks to the “Golf Alpin Card”, one can enjoy the diversity of Salzburg’s Alpine
golf partner clubs with unbeatable prices. Alpine Golf partner hotels with certified golf competence offer many all-inclusive packages.
Additional information on:
www.golf.at.
Mountain bike park Wagrain presents itself equally spectacular and
varied. “Salzburger Almen-Tour”,
which is designed for several stages,
is perfect for a long weekend or a
short holiday. According to the motto
“3 Tage – 30 Almen” (three days – 30
alps), the three day lasting tour from
Lammertal to Salzkammergut offers
mountain bike enthusiasts a lot of
variety.
In the holiday region Nationalpark
Hohe Tauern, Zell am See-Kaprun,
Saalbach Hinterglemm, Saalfelden
Leogang, Salzburger Sportwelt,
Lungau, Tennengau, Werfenweng,
the holiday region Salzkammergut,
and the city of Salzburg, the state
of Salzburg offers many designated
e-bike regions. In Lungau – the highest e-bike region of Austria – over
200 e-bikes can be borrowed. With
e-mountain bikes the ascent of summits is a pleasure.
www.bike.salzburgerland.com
GOLF
Cool Head
on and in the
Water
In the bathing paradise of the state of Salzburg,
you can find refreshment in 180 natural lakes,
22 arranged bathing lakes, and over 60 open-air
baths with optimal water quality. Also, the opportunities for water sports are remarkable from sailing, diving, and surfing, to adventurous rafting and
canyoning trips. Also, canoeing, surfing, and diving can be done on Salzburg’s lakes, on the scenic
lakes of Salzkammergut, or on the lake of Zell: The
state of Salzburg is a paradise for water sport fans
and everyone who wants to discover the water element for himself.
Swimming in the City of Salzburg
and its
Surroundings
OPEN-AIR BATH
VOLKSGARTEN
OPEN-AIR BATH
LEOPOLDSKRON
OPEN-AIR BATH
“BERGXI”
OPEN-AIR BATH
GROSSGMAIN
WALDBAD
ANIF
The idyllically situated Waldbad Anif is much more than a simple bathing lake:
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among the many extras are a 300 m long jetty, a diving course, a climbing park,
and beach volleyball courts. Further bonus points are the free internet access and the
great food at the Open Air Grill.
Waldbadstraße 1
5081 Anif
Volksgartenbad
is
The bath of LeopoldThe waterpark in BerGroßgmain’s bath is
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the longest existing 2skron, which is called
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gheim scores with 4situated in a wonderful
open-air bath in the city “Lepi” by the locals, is a
various water slides as spot and has an astonishand very popular among
all ages. Two pools as well
as a children’s pool and
a paddle pool are available. On the compound,
volleyball,
ping-pong,
and parlor games can be
played. The open-air bath
is very well accessible by
public transport (Lines 6,
7, and 10- bus stop: Volksgarten).
true waterpark – especially for children and adolescents. It is situated in the
direct vicinity of Leopoldskron Palace. With the
“Lepi”, a consequently
modernized leisure facility with barrier-free
equipment emerged in
the 60’s on over 53,000
sq m of green. It is accessible by public transport
(Lines 21 and 22- bus stop:
Sinnhubstraße).
well as with a fun pool
with a water mushroom.
A children’s pool and a
playground can be found
as well as a sauna and a
restaurant. On the compound, beach volleyball, ping-pong, soccer,
minigolf and many other
things are offered.
Hermann-Bahr-Promenade 2
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 623 411
[email protected]
www.stadt-salzburg.at/
Leopoldskronstraße 50
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 623 411
[email protected]
www.stadt-salzburg.at/
Iselstrasse 20
5101 Bergheim bei Salzburg
+43 662 451592
[email protected]
www.bergheim.at
ing view over the surrounding mountain world
from its lawn for sunbathing. For the children, there
is a heated pool that guarantees much fun and the
small kiosk tends to the
culinary desires.
Schwimmbadstraße 298
5084 Großgmain
+43 6247 8441
www.grossgmain.at
SWIMMING
WINTER
NORDIC SPORTS
and Other Trend Sports
Nordic fitness, Nordic walking or Nordic cruising
– in the state of Salzburg one can indulge in the
Nordic winter sports in a wonderfully idyllic nature landscape. For example, through the classic
cross-country skiing on over 2,200 trail kilometers, through walking on 2,600 kilometers of winter
trails, through Nordic cruising across the country,
through snow shoe hiking, or through ski touring.
Beside the usual winter sports, there are also activities that delight adrenaline junkies: A new mountain
dimension makes the trend sports snow kiting, air
boarding, zorbing, or snow tubing possible. Cool
cracks get their kicks from ice climbing on frozen
waterfalls, artificial ice towers, or from a flight with
the Flying Fox XXL in Leogang. In Bamberg am
Wildkogel, the 14 kilometers long sled run is a great
attraction: It counts to the longest downhill slopes in
the world. Additionally, there are 120 sled runs, half
of which are entirely or partially lighted, and 68 ice
skating opportunities.
www.nordicsports.salzburgerland.com
When the first flakes fall from the sky, the
state of Salzburg undergoes a wonderful transformation: Alpine meadows turn
into a spirited World Cup downhill slope,
small mountain villages turn into world
famous skiing resorts, and nature lovers
turn into passionate skiers, freeriders, and
cross-country skiers. The state of Salzburg
counts with its broad selection in the heart
of the Alps to the most prestigious winter
sport regions in the world. The guaranteed
snow on over 2,200 slope kilometers, the
modern lifts, the hospitality, Salzburg’s
Super Ski Card as well as the diverse selections of hotels make their contribution
to that.
FASCINATION
FREERIDING
Freeriding in Salzburg means plowing through untouched deep snow slopes, mastering challenging draws, and discovering always a new variation. Never has the off slope skiing been
more popular and trendy. Optimal equipment and perfect avalanche warning systems make
it possible: In the hinterland of Salzburg, a whole new terrain can be discovered. For newcomers, there are guided tours and attractive courses offered that include avalanche training. For
experienced cracks there is an unknown variety of challenging alpine tours and variations.
GENTLE
WINTER
It does not always have to be the slope or the
cross-country ski trail: Lighted sled runs and
nostalgic horse-drawn sleigh tours contribute
to a true winter experience. The state of Salzburg offers beside the popular and usual winter
sports all sorts of varieties for the young and
the old: Sport skills are not required here, only
a good mood, a small portion romance, and the
interest of trying something new.
SKI TOUR
ADVENTURE
For a long time, Ski touring was reserved for
locals only. Because only those who know the
terrain and can assess its difficulty can enjoy the ascent to snowy Alpine meadows and
downhill skiing in the deep snow. With professionally educated ski and mountain guides and
helpful tour maps, the fun off the slope is possible for everyone now. If you want to leave the
slopes behind you and try the first turns in the
terrain, you can find new perspectives and a
unique experience in nature in the state of Salzburg’s winter mountains.
SHOPPING
Shopping in Austria and Salzburg
In Austria, shops may legally open during the week
(Monday-Friday) from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., as well as on
Saturdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Most businesses
in Salzburg are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (clothing
stores, drugstores etc.) as well as on Saturdays from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for practical purposes. Grocery stores
and super markets have extended opening hours
within the legal margin (e.g. open a bit earlier in the
morning and close a bit later in the evening).
Generally, the opening of stores and shops of all
kinds on Sundays and feast days is prohibited in
Austria.
An exception from the prohibition of opening on
Sundays are bakeries (they are open usually until
noon), gas stations (most of them integrate already
small mini stores of popular supermarket chains),
stores and supermarkets at railway stations and airports (in Salzburg the SPAR supermarket at the main
station, which is also open until late at night as an
exception) as well as tourism regions. In many cities,
small local general stores and Turkish and Jewish
grocery suppliers may open on Sundays and feast
days, as long as they are a family enterprise.
SHOPPING
CENTER
EUROPARK
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The shopping mall Europark in the outskirts of Salzburg is the most beautiful in the world and
was moreover awarded as the best shopping mall for the categories architectonical design
and sustainable development. This means for you: Shopping on world scale! Europark, with its
130 stores on 36,000 sq m, leaves no wishes unfulfilled. Also, a theatre that holds around 250
people is also integrated into the shopping mall. Europark is situated at the end of Klessheimer
Allee, directly beside Autobahn A1 (Exit Klessheim). By car, the shopping mall can be reached in
around 10 minutes, 4,200 free parking spaces are available to the customer. By public transport,
Europark is accessible through bus line 1 from Hauptbahnhof (main station) and line 20 from the
city center (bus stop Hanuschplatz) as well as with the city train (S-Bahn) from Berchtesgaden and
Golling-Abtenau.
Opening hours:
Monday - Thursday: 9 a.m. - 7.30 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Shopping in Salzburg’s Old Town
Be it designer fashion in one of the many boutiques
or Europe-wide famous garb fashion, be it antiquities, jewelry, books, or records – discover the beautiful things in life in the romantic old alleys of the inner
city. 800 stores offer supreme quality, competent
advice, and a rich selection. The main business areas
are the center of the Old Town, to the left and right
of the Salzach – e.g. the area around Getreidegasse
up to the festival houses, Mozartplatz, Kaigasse,
the Old Market (Alter Markt), Linzer Gasse, Markart
quarter and Mirabell quarter. The entire Old Town in
Salzburg is a pedestrian area. The car can be parked
not far from the center in “Altstadtgarage” or on the
guarded parking lots. Upon a purchase in the inner
city stores, you have the opportunity to get a stamp
on the park ticket that reduces the parking fee. The
businesses are usually open from Monday to Friday
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., on Saturdays often from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Many stores open already at 8 a.m. or
close for one or two hours of lunch break.
Europastraße 1
5018 Salzburg
+43 662 442021 0
[email protected]
www.europark.at
FORUM 1
2
Forum 1 is an attractive
and modern shopping
mall directly beside main station and spans over two buildings. On over 15,000 sq m, the
over 50 shops, gastronomy,
and service companies of the
in 2012 expanded shopping
mall offer everything that the
heart could desire.
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Südtiroler Platz 13
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 458045 31
[email protected]
www.forum1.at
Infos: www.salzburg-altstadt.at
KIESELPASSAGE
3
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According to the motto
“Täglich alles Gute” (every day everything good),
Kiesel Shopping Center and
its 20 stores have a wide selection for the daily needs.
In the vicinity of Salzburg’s
main station, you can find on
two floors fashion, jewelry,
presents, teas, and flowers as
well as a small grocery store,
a bakery, a hairdresser, and
a restaurant with traditional
food of Sri Lanka. The over
140 parking spaces in the garage are free of charge in the
first 30 minutes. The shopping
mall is perfectly accessible by
public transport (bus stop
Kiesel).
For over 20 years, the
shopping mall Shopping
Center Alpenstraße has animated and enriched the south
of the city of Salzburg. Aside
from specialized shops for
clothing, sport, and telecommunication you can also find
electronics, gastronomy, and
jewelry there. The reopening
of the extension is scheduled
for autumn 2014, then there
will be almost 90 stores on
24,000 sq m of sales area.
Visitors may park for the duration of their stay for free. With
the bus lines 2, 4, or 10 (bus
stop Ginzkeyplatz), the SCA is
accessible in 15 minutes starting from the Old Town .
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Opening hours
Montag - Freitag 9 - 19 Uhr
Samstag 9 - 18 Uhr
Rainerstraße 21
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 628510
[email protected]
www.kiesel.at
DESIGNER
OUTLET
SALZBURG
SHOPPING
CENTER
ALPENSTRASSE
(SCA)
ZIB IM BERG
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The shopping mall is
situated in the district of
Parsch and combines shopping pleasure with urban
grocery stores. Four hours of
free parking contribute to a
relaxed shopping tour for the
whole family. With the bus
lines 2, 4, and 10 (bus stop
Sterneckstrasse), the ZIB can
be comfortably reached.
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Fürbergstraße 18-20
5020 Salzburg
+43 662 645338 0
[email protected]
www.zib.at
Alpenstraße 107 + 114, 5020
Salzburg
+43 662 620021
[email protected]
www.shoppingcenter-alpenstrasse.at
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In the stylish McArthur Glen Designer Outlet on the western fringe of the city, two floors with
over 200 designer brands are to be discovered. In a great atmosphere and classy ambience,
women’s, men’s, and children’s fashion, shoes & accessories, underwear, jewelry and clocks, sport
and leisure fashion but also home accessories and gifts are presented – always with a 30 to 70 %
discount. The outlet is situated on the 200,000 sq m area of the 1993 opened “Airportcenter”, a large
trade, store, shopping, gastronomy, and entertainment park. The outlet is situated very conveniently
at the Autobahn A1 (exit airport) as well as to A10 and A8. The airport is five walking minutes away
from the Designer Outlet Salzburg, the center of Salzburg can be reached in only 20 minutes. The
city bus lines 2, 10, and 27 connect the city and the Designer Outlet Salzburg Wals-Himmelreich in a
three minute tact. Parking spaces are more than sufficient.
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday: 9:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Kasernenstraße 1
5073 Wals-Himmelreich
+43 662 25 44
[email protected]
www.designer-outlet-salzburg.at
MARKETS
MARKETS
Strolling through Salzburg’s traditional markets, savoring regional specialties and treats, and watching the
busy activities are true pleasures. Weekly markets as
the “Grünmarkt” (green market) on Universitätsplatz, the
“Schranne” each Thursday on Mirabellplatz or the organic
farmer’s market each Friday on Kajetanerplatz are places
to be. In addition to that, seasonal markets take place
over the course of the year in Salzburg: For example, the
vintner’s market in spring, the Sunny Summer Sale on
Kapitelplatz, the Salzach Galerien in summer or Rupert’s
Feast Day in autumn. The romantic Salzburger Christkindlmärkte (Christmas fair) open in the end of November
on Domplatz, on Mirabellplatz, and in Hellbrunn.
IN
SALZBURG
SCHRANNENMARKT
1
Large food market,
flowers, commodities,
rural art handicraft.
Each Thursday 5 a.m. to
1 p.m.
ORGANIC
FARMERS’
MARKET
2
Stands with products
from organic butcher’s
shops, organic cheese dairies, organic bakeries, to organic fruits, vegetables and
beverages.
Friday 8 a.m. - 12.30 a.m.
(Wednesday, if Thursday
is a feast day, Tuesday, if
Wednesday is December 24)
Kajetanerplatz
5020 Salzburg
www.salzburg-altstadt.at
Around Andräkirche (Andrä
church)/Mirabellplatz
5020 Salzburg
www.salzburgerschranne.at
GRÜNMARKT
3
Fresh food
flowers.
market,
Monday-Friday 7 a.m. – 7
p.m., Saturday 6 a.m. – 3
p.m. (Feast days excepted)
Four Advent Saturdays: 6
a.m. – 7 p.m.
Universitätsplatz/Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse
5020 Salzburg
www.stadt-salzburg.at
KAPITELMARKT
4
Souvenirs,
Geschenkartikel, Lebensmittel
February 1 - November 11
Daily 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Kapitelplatz
5020 Salzburg
www.stadt-salzburg.at
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SALZACHGALERIEN
In the end of May, the time has come again: Salzachgalerien, Austrias largest open-air art
bazaar, opens its gates: Until the end of September, on eight weekends in total 50,000
visitors have the opportunity to stroll every day beside the Salzach, browse through art and
culture from the various parts of the world and take delight in the beautiful things and delicacies that are offered by 600 exhibitors from the whole world.
Each year May – September (incl. Whit weekend & Rupert’s Feast Day)
On Saturdays 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
On Sundays 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Makartkai, between Makartsteg and Müllnersteg
5020 Salzburg
www.salzachgalerien.com
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MOUNTAIN RESCUE
141
MEDICAL
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
144
WATER RESCUE
DEPARTMENT
via RED CROSS
147
CHILDREN’S
EMERGENCY
0800 133 133
EMERGENCY
NUMBERS
Text message emergency to Police Department for hearing impaired
112
EURO EMERGENCY
(in Austria redirection to
Police Department)
122
FIRE
DEPARTMENT
133
POLICE
DEPARTMENT
144
AMBULANCE
0171
719
WOMEN’S
EMERGENCY
Alternatively, e-mail to: [email protected]
VOCABULARY
Hello!
Hallo!
Good morning!
Guten Morgen!
How are you?
Wie geht es dir/Ihnen?
Fine, thanks/thank you. Gut, danke.
Not too bad.
Es geht so.
Very well.
Sehr gut.
I’m okay.
Ich bin okay.
Not too well, actually.
Nicht so gut, wenn ich ehrlich bin.
What’s wrong with you?
Was fehlt dir/Ihnen?
I’m tired.
Ich bin müde.
I’m exhausted.
Ich bin geschafft.
I’ve got a cold.
Ich bin erkälted.
I’ve got a cough/flu.
Ich habe Husten/Grippe.
Good afternoon!
Guten Tag!
Good evening!
Guten Abend!
What’s your name?
Wie heißt du / Wie heißen Sie?
Good night!
Gute Nacht!
Who are you?
Wer bist du? / Wer sind Sie?
Goodbye!
Auf Wiedersehen!
My name is …
Mein Name ist…
Bye, See you.
Tschüss.
I am …
Ich bin…
Bis später.
My friends call me …
Meine Freunde nennen mich…
See you soon.
Bis bald.
Haven’t we met (before)?
Kennen wir uns nicht?
See you tomorrow.
Bis morgen.
Yes, I think we have.
Ja, ich denke schon.
See you next week. Bis nächste Woche.
No, I don’t think we have.
Nein, ich denke nicht.
This is…
Das ist…
Have you met…?
Hast du / Haben Sie schon … kennen gelernt?
Gute Nacht!
Nice to see you again.
Schön, dich / Sie wiederzusehen.
Goodbye!
Auf Wiedersehen!
Nice to meet you.
Schön, dich / Sie kennen zu lernen.
Bye, See you.
Tschüss.
Do you speak English/German?
Sprechen Sie Englisch/Deutsch?
See you later.
Bis später.
Yes, I speak English/German.
Ja, ich spreche Englisch/Deutsch.
See you soon.
Bis bald.
A little bit.
Ein bisschen.
See you tomorrow.
Bis morgen.
Where do you come from?
Woher kommen Sie?
See you next week.
Bis nächste Woche.
I come from…
Ich komme aus…
See you later.
Good night!
yes
ja
later
später
no
nein
now jetzt
maybe
vielleicht
today
heute
ok
Ok
tomorrow
morgen
Excuse me…
Entschuldigung
the day after tomorrow
übermorgen
I’m sorry
Es tut mir leid
morning
Morgen
You’re welcome!
Bitte! (gern geschehen)
afternoon
Nachmittag
evening
Abend
night
Nacht
time
Zeit
language
Sprache
second
Sekunde
English
Englisch
minute
Minute
German
Deutsch
when?
wann?
Spanish
Spanisch
day
Tag
French
Französisch
week
Woche
Italian
Italienisch
month
Monat
Chinese
Chinesisch
present
Gegenwart
Japanese
Japanisch
past
Vergangenheit
Russian
Russisch
future
Zukunft
sometimes
manchmal
year
Jahr
never
nie
Austria
Österreich
since
seit
Germany
Deutschland
then
damals
Italy
Italien
till
bis
Hungary
Ungarn
during
während
USA
Amerika
half an hour
halbe Stunde
Great Britain
Großbritannien
every hour
jede Stunde
Spain
Spanien
every half hour
jede halbe Stunde
France
Frankreich
What is the time?
Wie spät ist es?
It is 5 o`clock
Es ist fünf Uhr.
It is half past 6.
Es ist halb 7.
It is quarter to 6.
Es ist dreiviertel 6.
It is quarter past 6.
Es ist viertel nach 6.
TIME
zero
null
weather
Wetter
one
eins
clouds
Wolken
two
zwei
cloudy
bewölkt
three
drei
sun
Sonne
four
vier
sunny
sonning
five
fünf
umbrella
Regenschirm
six
sechs
rain
Regen
seven
sieben
rainy
regnerisch
eight
acht
mist
Nebel
nine
neun
ten
zehn
eleven
elf
twelve
zwölf
thirteen
dreizehn
Monday
Montag
fourteen
vierzehn
Tuesday
Dienstag
fifteen
fünfzehn
Wednesday
Mittwoch
sixteen
sechzehn
Thursday
Donnerstag
seventeen
siebzehn
Friday
Freitag
eighteen
achzehn
Saturday
Samstag
nineteen
neunzehn
Sunday
Sonntag
twenty
zwanzig
fifty
fünfzig
one hundred
hundert
one thousand
eintausend
one hundred thousand
hunderttausend
January
Jänner
million
Million
February
Februar
first
erster
March
März
second
zweiter
April
April
third
dritter
May
Mai
fourth
vierter
June
Juni
July
Juli
August
August
September
September
October
Oktober
November
November
December
Dezember
DATA
a petrol station
eine Tankstelle
It is far away.
Es ist weit weg.
river
Fluss
It is close.
Es ist in der Nähe.
town
Stadt
north
Nord
village
Dorf
west
West
mountain
Berg
south
Süd
lake
See
east
Ost
sea
Meer
the other side
die andere Seite
small town
Kleinstadt
Go back.
Gehen Sie zurück.
forest
Wald
What’s the best way to …?
Wie kommt man am besten zu …?
road
Straße
Where is …?
Wo ist …?
beach
Strand
Turn back./Go back
Kehren Sie um.
valley
Tal
Turn left/right (into …-street).
Biegen Sie links/rechts ab (in die …-Straße).
state
Bundesstaat
Go along ….
Gehen sie … entlang
island
Insel
Cross …
Überqueren Sie …
country
Land
It’s on the left/right.
Es ist auf der linken/rechten Seite.
ocean
Ozean
straight on
gerade aus
capital
Hauptstadt
opposite
gegenüber von
bordering country
Nachbarland
near
in der Nähe von
next
neben
between
zwischen
at the end (of)
am Ende von
Staat, on/at the corner of
an der Ecke
How do I get to …?
Wie komme ich zu …?
behind
hinter
I’m looking for …
Ich suche…
in front of
vor
a hotel
ein Hotel
(just) around the corner
gleich um die Ecke
a good restaurant
ein gutes Restaurant
traffic lights
Ampel
a cafe
ein Café
crossroads, junction
Kreuzung
a pub
eine Bar
signpost
Wegweiser
a take-away
einen Schnellimbiss
a supermarket
einen Supermarkt
a hospital
ein Krankenhaus
Take the first/second road on the left/right
a pharmacy
eine Apotheke
Biegen Sie die 1./2. Straße links/rechts ab
a doctor
einen Arzt
a bank
eine Bank
Go straight on (until you come to9.
a dentist
einen Zahnarzt
Gehen Sie geradeaus (bis zu …).
the post office
die Post
the station
den Bahnhof
GEO
Could I please have the menu?
Kann ich bitte die Speisekarte haben?
soup
Suppe
fish
Fisch
glass of
of wine
wine
aa glass
ein Glas
Glas Wein
Wein
ein
seafood
Meeresfrüchte
an orange
orange juice
juice
an
ein Orangensaft
Orangensaft
ein
Gemüse
Could II have
have an
an ashtray
ashtray please?
please?
Could
Kann ich
ich bitte
bitte einen
einen Aschenbecher
Aschenbecher haben?
haben?
Kann
salad
Salat
breakfast
breakfast
Frühstück
Frühstück
vegetables
fruit
Obst
lunch
lunch
Mittagessen
Mittagessen
ice cream
Eis
dinner
dinner
Abendessen
Abendessen
beef
Rindfleisch
drink
drink
Getränk
Getränk
porc
Schweinefleisch
Could II have
have aa napkin
napkin please?
please?
Could
Kann ich
ich bitte
bitte ein
ein Serviette
Serviette haben?
haben?
Kann
Hünherfleisch
Could we
we pay
pay please!
please! Could
Können wir
wir bitte
bitte zahlen?
zahlen?
Können
lamb
Lammfleisch
spoon
spoon
Löffel
Löffel
rice
Reis
fork
fork
Gabel
Gabel
pasta
Nudeln
knife
knife
Messer
Messer
potatoes
Kartoffeln
plate
plate
Teller
Teller
fried
in der Pfanne gebraten
cup
cup
Tasse
Tasse
roasted
im Ofen gebacken
meal
meal
Essen
Essen
Beilage
Beilage
chicken
gebacken
side dish
dish
side
cooked
gekocht
dessert
dessert
Nachspeise
Nachspeise
grilled
gegrillt
starter/appetizer
starter/appetizer
Vorspeise
Vorspeise
battered
paniert
restaurant
restaurant
Restaurant
Restaurant
raw
roh
tip
tip
Trinkgeld
Trinkgeld
well done
gut durchgebraten
bill
bill
Rechnung
Rechnung
without onions
ohne Zwiebeln
waiter // waitress
waitress
waiter
KellnerIn
KellnerIn
without garlic
ohne Knoblauch
main course
course
main
Hauptgang
Hauptgang
mild
mild
bottle
bottle
Flasche
Flasche
with … please
mit …bitte
coffee
coffee
Kaffee
Kaffee
without … please
ohne… bitte
hot
hot
heiß
heiß
tea
Tee
cold
cold
kalt
kalt
eine Tasse
sour
sour
sauer
sauer
ein Glas Wasser
salty
salty
salzig
salzig
delicious
delicious
lecker
lecker
spicy
spicy
scharf
scharf
sweet
sweet
süß
süß
baked
a cup of… a glass of water
EAT & DRINK
Call a doctor / the firebrigade / the police / the breakdown service quickly!
Rufen Sie schnell einen Arzt / die Feuerwehr / die Polizei / Pannendienst!
Help!
Hilfe!
I have …
Ich habe …
Where is the next pharmacy/ hospital?
a headache
Kopfschmerzen
Wo ist die nächste Apotheke/ das nächste Krankenhaus?
a cold
eine Erkältung
a cough
einen Husten
Please contact my parents / wife / husband a feaver
Fieber
Bitte verständigen Sie meine Eltern / meine Frau / meinen Mann
a diarrhoea
einen Durchfall
a sore troath
Halsschmerzen
a stomachache
Bauchschmerzen
toothache
Zahnschmerzen
pains here
hier Schmerzen
stomach cramps
Magenkrämpfe
a sunburn
einen Sonnenbrand
a sunstroke
einen Sonnenstich
asthma
Asthma
circulation problems
Kreislaufprobleme
BUS & TRAIN
I feel dizy.
Mir ist schwindelig.
This is an emergency!
Das ist ein Notfall!
Fire!
Feuer!
There has been an accident!
Hier gab es einen Unfall!
I’ve been robbed.
Ich wurde bestohlen.
ill
krank
allergic
allergisch
I’d like…
Ich hätte gerne…
diabetic
Diabetiker
a single ticket
ein einfaches Ticket
I need a doctor.
Ich brauche einen Arzt.
a return ticket
ein Rückfahrtsticket
first-class
erster Klasse
second-class
zweiter Klasse
in the sleeping carriage
im Schlafwagen
I need to go to the hospital.
prescription
handkerchief
Ich muss ins Krankenhaus.
Rezept
Taschentuch
pills
Tabletten
a seat reservation
eine Sitzplatzreservierung
pain killer
Schmerztablette
the delay
Verspätung
medication
Medizin
Is there a direct train?
Gibt es eine direkte Verbindung?
plaster
Pflaster
Where do I have to change?
Wo muss ich umsteigen?
What is the next stop?
Was ist die nächste Haltestelle?
At what time do we arrive?
Um welche Uhrzeit kommen wir an?
EMERGENCY
chocolate
chocolate
Schokolade
Schokolade
I need…
Ich brauche
honey
honey
Honig
Honig
That’s all.
Das ist alles.
sugar
sugar
Zucker
Zucker
this piece
dieses Stück
jam
jam
Marmelade
Marmelade
more
mehr
cheese
cheese
Käse
Käse
less
weniger
mustard
mustard
Senf
Senf
I’ll take this.
Ich nehme das.
peppers
peppers
Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Where can I find…?
Wo finde ich..?
salt
salt
Salz
Salz
vinegar
vinegar
Essig
Essig
Obst
spinach
spinach
Spinat
Spinat
apples
Äpfel
salad
salad
Salat
Salat
bananas
Bananen
scale (( for
for weighing)
weighing)
scale
Waage
Waage
pineapple
Ananas
sale, special
special offer
offer
sale,
Aktion
Aktion
peach
Birnen
noodles
noodles
Nudeln
Nudeln
blackberries
Brombeeren
bunch
bunch
Bund
Bund
blueberries
Heidelbeeren
flour
flour
Mehl
Mehl
strawberries
Erdbeeren
bread
bread
Brot
Brot
oranges
Orangen
milk
milk
Milch
Milch
rasberries
Himbeeren
yoghurt
yoghurt
Joghurt
Joghurt
cherries
Kirschen
sausage
sausage
Wurst
Wurst
vegetables
Gemüse
meat
meat
Fleisch
Fleisch
carrots
Karroten
fish
fish
Fisch
Fisch
tomatoes
Tomaten
roll
roll
Semmel
Semmel
bean
Bohnen
supermarktet
supermarktet
Supermarkt
Supermarkt
herbs
Kräuter
cake
cake
Kuchen
Kuchen
onions
Zwiebel
cookies
cookies
Kekse
Kekse
lee
Lauch
bakery
bakery
Bäckerei
Bäckerei
cucumber
Gurke
butcher shop
shop
butcher
Fleischerei
Fleischerei
paprika
Paprika
Where can
can II pay?
pay?
Where
potatoes
Kartoffel
Anythingelse?
else?
Anything
Sonstnoch
nochetwas?
etwas?
Sonst
spinach
Spinat
How much
much is…?
is…?
How
Wie viel
viel kostet…?
kostet…?
Wie
salad
Salat
kilo
kilo
Kilo
Kilo
gram
gram
Gramm
Gramm
decagram
decagram
Dekagramm
Dekagramm
fruits
Wo ist
ist die
die Kassa?
Kassa?
Wo
Can II have
have aa (plastic)
(plastic) bag,
bag, please?
please?
Can
Kann ich
ich bitte
bitte eine
eine Tüte
Tüte bekommen?
bekommen?
Kann
FOOD
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