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The City of Culture in Focus

SALZBURG’S BAROQUE OLD TOWN ROMANTIC ADVENT ATMOSPHERE GREEN RETREATS COVER PHOTO

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CLAUDIA JANKA DOMMUSEUM/J. KRAL, RGS/U. GHEZZI, SALZBURGER BURGEN & SCHLÖSSER

Peter Paul Rubens’ “Allegory on Emperor Charles as Ruler of Vast Realms” in Salzburg’s Residenz Gallery.

The so-called chamber of art and wonders in the Dommuseum of Salzburg was created during the second half of the 17th century.

The audience chamber is one of most splendid rooms in the Residenz and is often used as a venue for banquets and receptions.

THE BAROQUE HEART OF THE OLD TOWN The idea has been around for more than 95 years, namely the idea to connect the formerly secret corridors of Salzburg’s archbishops surrounding the cathedral square, thereby creating a museum walkabout to open for the public. The new DomQuartier now makes this plan a reality.

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rchitecture meets art, secular beauty meets ecclesiastical splendour: 2,000 impressive exhibits spread out over an area of 15,000 square metres span 1,300 years of turbulent history. The realisation of the new DomQuartier means that a historic walkabout through four museums from the 17th century is accessible for the first time in 200 years. The museums in question are the Dommuseum, the long gallery of the Abbey of St. Peter, and the St. Peter Museum, as well as the state rooms of the Residenz with special exhibits from the baroque collection of the Salzburg Museum.

The new DomQuartier offers both visitors and locals a completely new perspective. Thus far unknown views of the city and its magnificent squares are now unearthed and can be enjoyed from alternative vantage points. This pleasure was once reserved exclusively for the archbishops and their entourage, but now all Salzburg enthusiasts have access.

Reign History – Art History So where does this baroque flair originate? The opulent splendour of the Papal State in Rome deeply impressed the powerful archbishops, most of all Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau. More than 400 years ago the archbishops decided that the diocese of Salzburg’s capital also needed

baroque charm. Money was not an issue – the archbishops had accumulated immense wealth by trading salt, gold, and other resources.

They hired the best architects of their time to turn the Old Town into a masterpiece that is now considered a UNESCO world heritage site.

Today, Salzburg is the definition of a baroque city north of the Alps.

However, the town itself didn’t acknowledge this fact sufficiently. To counteract the situation, the collections of the Baroque Museum, the Salzburg Museum, the Dommuseum, the Residenz Gallery and the Abbey of St. Peter will form the base for a baroque focus in Salzburg.

Eventful Walkabout From 17 May 2014 onwards the Cathedral Square will have a new part to play: located in the centre of the baroque area of Salzburg it will act as the “courtyard” of the new DomQuartier. An admission ticket will allow visitors access to a round tour of both well-known and newly opened architectural and artistic attractions. The new DomQuartier is a cultural project that does not only pay homage to the impressive baroque architecture, but also leads visitors through Salzburg’s art history with all its high-ranking international influences.

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Admission fees (incl. audio-guide) Adults EUR 12.00 (or EUR 10.00 during restricted access*) Children EUR 5.00 (or EUR 4.00 during restricted access*) Reduced EUR 10.00 (or EUR 8.00 during restricted access*) Families EUR 27.00 (or EUR 22.00 during restricted access*) * during closure of parts of the round tour DomQuartier, Residenzplatz 1 / Domplatz 1 a, 5020 Salzburg Phone: +43.662.8042 2109, domquartier@salzburg.gv.at

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Giuseppe Verdi’s lyrical drama “Giovanna D’Arco” in 2013 with Plácido Domingo, Anna Netrebko, Paolo Carignani, and Francesco Meli.

Cornelius Obonya returns as the world-famous “Jedermann” in 2014.

Helga Rabl-Stadler, Sven-Eric Bechtolf, and Alexander Pereira are the “heads” of the Salzburg Festival.

CLAUDIA JANKA, MARION LACHMAYR SILVIA LELLI, SALZBURGER FESTSPIELE/FORSTER, LUIGI CAPUTO, SF/KOLARIK

The Hofstallgasse is a busy road during the Salzburg Festival.

Both guests and media representatives are among the crowd.

SYMBOL OF PEACE TRANSFORMS INTO FESTIVAL The Salzburg Festival was founded after World War I as a symbol for a peaceful gathering in the name of art. 2014 is the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of war. This year’s schedule of the Salzburg Festival is also focused on the topic of war.

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peras, plays, and concerts – every year the Salzburg Festival boasts a wide range of music and entertainment events.

Richard Strauss, one of the co-founders of the festival, was born 150 years ago. His work “Der Rosenkavalier” in the production of Harry Kupfer will be staged in his honour. This opera – and its underlying melancholic music – has a unique way of capturing the mood before World War I. Another highlight of this year’s Salzburg Festival schedule is the premiere of the opera “Charlotte Salomon” by the composer Marc-André Dalbavie. The production of Luc Bondy, with Marc-André Dalbavie at the conductor’s stand and the Mozarteum Orchestra, bemoans the atrocities of war embodied by the life and death of the Jewish painter. The classic Mozart matinees performed by said Mozarteum Orchestra have some truly fabulous conductors to offer in 2014. The list includes the likes of Manfred Honeck and Ádám Fischer, as well as strong-voiced soloists such as Elisabeth Kulman, Rolando Villazón, and Kristian Bezuidenhout.

The Da-Ponte cycle continues with the opera that was the first of its kind at the Salzburg Festival in 1922 and was conducted by Richard Strauss himself: “Don Giovanni”. Mozart’s masterpiece will be staked under the musical guidance of Christoph Eschenbach

in a production by Sven-Eric Bechtolf together with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

The audience can witness and hear brilliant opera talent in Giuseppe Verdi’s “Il Trovatore” – Anna Netrebko, Marie-Nicole Lemieux, Francesco Meli, and Plácido Domingo. This year, Peter Stein – highly praised for his direction of “Don Carlos” last year – brings an opera

by Franz Schubert to the stage of the Salzburg Festival for the first time: “Fierrabras”.

A True Classic “Jedermann”, the ultimate classic of the Salzburg Festival, was staged anew in 2013 and was enthusiastically received by critics and audience alike. Direction and cast remain unchanged in 2014, which means that the Cathedral Square will once again welcome Cornelius Obonya as Jedermann and Brigitte Hobmeier as the socalled “Buhlschaft”.

The play “The Forbidden Zone” tells a tale of bravery and compassion during the atrocities of World War I. Katie Mitchell is the director. The play is partially based on the accounts of Mary Borden, a nurse who managed a field hospital on the western front. Two outstanding participants of last year’s YDP – the Young

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Directors Project sponsored by Montblanc – return this year to stage the play “Golem”. It is based on the Jewish myth about a soulless creature formed from clay. The audience can expect a unique depiction of the dilemma caused by human heteronomy.

Christianity Meets Islam The Salzburg Festival concerts attempt to bridge the gap between two world religions in 2014. The third part of the “Ouverture spirituelle” consists of traditional Christian works by Claudio Monteverdi, Georg Friedrich Händel, Joseph Haydn, and Anton Bruckner. The oriental – yet unusually beautiful – tones promised by numerous Islamic concerts forms an exciting counterpart.

The concert highlights embody the fundamental idea behind the Salzburg Festival: a peaceful gathering of cultures from all over the globe; the common experience of first-class productions that remind us all of how vital human solidarity really is.

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The MdM’s two branches within city limits present international contemporary art projects in permanent and temporary exhibitions.

Cafe Unikum Sky – located on the roof of the new University Park in Nonntal – offers spectacular views of the Hohensalzburg fortress and is therefore not merely a hangout for students.

Salzburg’s central station is still in the midst of an extensive renovation project, but some parts already appear in a new light. The building recently received the national Austrian design award.

CLAUDIA JANKA, STEFANIE SPREITZER MUSEUM DER MODERNE, LUIGI CAPUTO, SALZBURG FOUNDATION/WOLFGANG LIENBACHER

These five cucumber sculptures were created by Erwin Wurm as part of “Art Project Salzburg” in 2011 and can now be viewed in Furtwänglerpark in Salzburg’s old town.

MODERN SALZBURG Salzburg is known as a town that values its traditions. Nevertheless, it is also always in touch with the newest trends.

This is especially visible in the innovative architecture that characterises numerous parts of the city.

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alzburg loves to present itself from its traditional side. While exploring the city, however, one can spot a few very modern eye-catchers too. The latest architectural achievement of Mozart’s hometown is the newly renovated central station. The flagship project serves as a symbol for progress and was awarded the “National Design Award” and the “European Steel Design Award 2013” for the successful linkage of historical substance and futuristic design. Serving 2,500 travellers every day, the central station is the most important transport hub of the federal province. A visual highlight that also serves as fire protection is the roof, which is made of an air cushion membrane. These cushions fizzle out in the event of a fire, thereby letting the smoke out of the building. Klaus Kada, the architect, designed the station with an underground passage that connects the Salzburg districts of Schallmoos and Elisabethvorstadt.

The Path to Art Salzburg is home to a truly unique art project, namely the “Walk of Modern Art”. Twelve internationally renowned artists made their original works available and positioned them at selected historical sites in the form of a sculpture trail throughout the city. The works of art, which have become real sightseeing highlights and popular photo opportunities, are freely accessible for everyone. The origin of the project was a co-operation between Initiative Salzburg Foundation and Stiftung für Kunst und Kultur e.V. Bonn, which has been promoting art in public spaces for ten years to further strengthen the status of the world heritage city as a culture metropolis. Upon conclusion of the project, Reinhold Würth has agreed to incorporate the

works of art into his international corporate collection and to initially continue to present them in Salzburg’s public spaces.

Modern Landmark Another of Salzburg’s newer eye-catchers is the modern art museum named Museum der Moderne (MdM). This unique building was built on the steep cliff of the Mönchsberg mountain in 2004 and has been towering above the city and its inhabitants ever since. The entire exterior was clad with local marble from the Untersberg quarries; the structure is defined by vertical joints. The design of the outer facade is a particularly clever detail. Rhythmically set slots stand for certain arias from Mozart’s opera “Don Giovanni”, a feature that was made possible by using a special computer system for the very first time. The MdM regularly presents numerous international artists, as well as thematic and monographic exhibitions of art from the 20th and 21st centuries and graphic presentations. The 2,300 square metres also house the Austrian Photographic Gallery, which has accumulated 17,000 exhibits. The MdM never stands still. Sabine Breitwieser was appointed as the manager of this exceptional museum in September 2013.

Progressive Redesign In the south of the city one can find the newly designed swimming centre named AYA Pools, which boasts some truly spectacular architecture. It was elaborately redesigned based on the plans by Salzburg-based architect Ludwig Kofler and now covers 2,000 square metres. The pools within the building are heated by district heating,

solar energy, and energy recovery with the assistance of a 200 square metre solar panel on the roof of the indoor complex. The energyefficient system has its benefits. In the summer months the excess energy is routed to the outdoor pool area, which covers an area of 10,523 square metres and is located right behind the modern indoor pool section. The outdoor section offers a beach volleyball court, a modernised playground, and a slack line area. The remodelled sun terrace, which can be found on the roof of the changing room tract, is seen as a special highlight with a spectacular view of the surrounding mountain and the Old Town.

Newly Robed Education In Nonntal, in close vicinity to the aforementioned AYA Pools, one can find yet another stunning example of modern architecture in Salzburg. The extraordinary 17,000 square metre University Park is transparent, clearly structured, and open. The incoming sunlight is regulated by hundreds of metal slats, while the many columns allow barrier-free access. The centrepieces of the complex are the library and the lecture halls of this sensational institution. A visit to the cafe on the rooftop opens beautiful views of the Hohensalzburg fortress.

This venue is highly recommendable, not only for students.

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STEFANIE SPREITZER CHRISTIAN REISINGER, MARKETING CONCEPTS GMBH, GASSNER GASTRONOMIE/STIEGLKELLER, SPORER, GASTHÄUSER

TRADITION Salzburg is awash with traditional businesses with a long history.

They offer their respective guests a broad range of local produce.

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STIEGLKELLER

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This tiny business in a passage between Getreidegasse and Pferdeschwemme enjoys cult status. It has been offering the city’s best known hotdogs for more than 60 years. The secret seasoning formula is particular popular and – combined with pork sausages, onions, and fresh parsley – characterises the unmistakable taste.

Getreidegasse 33, 5020 Salzburg; Phone: +43.662.841483

The Augustiner Bräu, with its numerous halls and parlours, is said to be the largest beer house in Austria. The beer is traditionally served in steins that are rinsed in water fountains provided for that exact purpose.

The popular beer house allows its guests to either bring their own food or to purchase their meals from the numerous in-house stalls.

Lindhofstraße 7, 5020 Salzburg; Phone: +43.662.431246

This place takes tradition very seriously. Traditional Austrian cuisine is served both in the outdoor dining area overlooking the Old Town and the comfortable parlours. The range of Stiegl’s beer specialities is unrivalled. The generous ambience is enjoyed by locals and tourists alike.

Festungsgasse 10, 5020 Salzburg; Phone: +43.662.842681

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This renowned wine and spirits specialist has been doing business from the narrowest house in Getreidegasse since 1903. Numerous fine spirits and a selection of Austria’s best wines can be tasted in the welcoming arch shaped interior.

Getreidegasse 39, 5020 Salzburg; Phone: +43.662.845431

This traditional guesthouse is located in an old Salzburg town house. It serves beer brewed by Privatbrauerei Josef Sigl in Obertrum, but mainly focuses on Trumer Pils. The Austrian-style cuisine exclusively uses regionally sourced produce.

Priesterhausgasse 8, 5020 Salzburg; Phone: +43.662.877361

The original outlet of this world-renowned confectionery business is located on Alter Markt in Salzburg’s Old Town. One of its many specialities is the real Salzburg Mozartkugel, which was first produced by Josef Holzermayr – who went on to become a royal supplier – in 1865 in honour of the city’s musical genius.

Alter Markt 7, 5020 Salzburg; Phone: +43.662.842365

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JANA JO KÜRBISS ZIMTAPFEL/ALTSTADT SALZBURG, EUROPARK, MCARTHURGLEN DESIGNER OUTLET SALZBURG

The Getreidegasse is surely one of the most beautiful shopping streets in the world. Countless shops behind artful facades and in listed buildings are the perfect backdrop for a shopping spree.

SHOPPING PARADISE SALZBURG Fashion, accessories, and the greatest pastime in the world – Salzburg does not only have a lot to offer in a historical and cultural sense, but also entices fashion enthusiasts with its diversity.

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alzburg offers shopping pleasure in an unforgettable atmosphere. Not without reason has the Old Town of Salzburg been labelled as one of the most beautiful shopping centres in the world. Traditional businesses, international fashion labels, and exclusive boutiques run by renowned designers – the streets of Salzburg boast more than 900 stores for a world class shopping spree.

Tradition as Sightseeing The area around Getreidegasse houses traditional manufactories such as bakers, liquor specialists, weavers, confectioners, shoemakers, and tailors. These businesses revitalise the narrow streets with their romantic little courtyards. Companies such as the chocolate store Holzermayr on Alter Markt, the monastery bakery of St. Peter, the

tannery Jahn Markl, and the confectionery Schatz are considered to be sightseeing sites in their own right due to their long history. The variety of shops offering traditional Austrian dress is large in Salzburg and almost as typical as the famous Mozartkugel. The choice ranges from traditional manufacturers of high-end materials and designs to creative young designers who give traditional dress a contemporary touch.

Anyone looking for exclusive couture by international designers will soon find Salzburg to his or her taste too. Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Escada, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Max Mara, Moncler, Mont Blanc, and Stefanel – first-class labels of renowned designers are available in many places. Stores such as Ennsmann, DIVA by Makole, and Rieger Fashion offer the right mixture of individual looks for

every taste. Salzburg’s Europark – designed by Italian star architect Massimiliano Fuksas – has been repeatedly named as Austria’s most beautiful shopping centre. More than 140 shops spread out over more than 50,700 square metres with an impressive ambience ensure that every visitor finds exactly what he or she wants. The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Salzburg is also worth a visit. It promises first-class designer fashion and high-quality accessories on an area of roughly 28,000 square metres. The prices can be up to 70% lower than the regular retail prices.

Shopping-Adresses in Salzburg www.salzburg.info/en/shopping

CULINARY TRADITIONAL Konditorei Schatz Getreidegasse 3, www.schatz-konditorei.at R.F. AZWANGER Delikatessen Getreidegasse 15, www.azwanger.at Stiftsbäckerei St. Peter Kapitelplatz 8, www.stiftsbaeckerei.at

TRADITIONAL DRESS Gwandhaus Morzger Straße 31, www.gwandhaus.com Jahn-Markl Residenzplatz 3, www.jahn-markl.at Lanz Schwarzstraße 4, ww.lanztrachten.at Stassny Getreidegasse 35, www.stassny.at

MODERN FASHION Dantendorfer Getreidegasse 33, www.dantendorfer.at DIVA by Makole Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 5, www.divabymakole.at Ennsmann Getreidegasse 21 und 31, www.ennsmann-fashion.at Europark Salzburg Europastraße 1, www.europark.at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Salzburg Kasernenstraße 1, www.designer-outlet-salzburg.at

Rieger Fashion Münzgasse 2 und Europastraße 1, www.riegerfashion.at

The Europark rose to international fame in 2007, when it became the first shopping centre in the history of the International Council of Shopping Centres to receive two ICSC Awards.

The more than 100 shops, cafes, and restaurants in the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Salzburg offer exclusive designer labels at a discount of up to 70%.

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STEFANIE SPREITZER TSG SALZBURG/GÜNTER BREITEGGER, SALZBURGER ADVENTSINGEN IM GROSSEN FESTSPIELHAUS/ SALZBURGER HEIMATWERK, GASSNER GASTRONOMIE

Salzburg is especially idyllic during the festive season. Numerous Christmas markets get the city and its surrounding area into a Christmassy mood.

MERRY CHRISTMAS, MOZART! Warm illumination combined with the scent of roasted almonds and punch – thanks to the immensely popular Christmas markets the festive season is a feast for the senses.

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variety of delicious treats, wonderful scents, and atmospheric traditional music engulf the snow-covered city of Salzburg and cover the countryside with a truly magical veil. Annual traditional and advent events make the festive season so special.

Enchanting Contemplative Moments The Great Festival House is the perfect backdrop for the Salzburger Adventsingen (Salzburg Advent Singing) from 28 November to 14 December. The church of St. Andrä celebrates the Salzburger Advent® in a traditional manner with original folk music, festive baroque music, and advent poetry from 29 November to 14 December.

That the Christmas period is a special time in Salzburg is once again proven by the advent concert organised by Salzburger Landeshilfe (29 November to 14 December). The event – staged in the Mozarteum – offers contemplative texts, native Alpine folk tunes, and a nativity play. This year, the Tobi Reiser Adventsingen will take place in the large hall of the university from 5 December to 14 December. The

The Salzburger Adventsingen in the Great Festival House is an annual highlight of the pre-Christmas period.

Best of Mozart Fortress Concerts will undoubtedly draw countless music enthusiasts to the historical castle hall of the Hohensalzburg Fortress between 27 November and 29 December. Another special highlight of the festive period in Salzburg are the advent concerts in St. Peter, which shorten the wait for Christmas from 28 November to 17 December. Between 29 November and 21 December visitors can enjoy the advent serenades in the Gothic Hall of the church of St. Blasius at the end of Getreidegasse. After this diverse programme during the Christmas period, the historical centre of Salzburg’s Old Town transforms into a party location on 31 December. The old year is seen off with a grand party and an impressive fireworks display from the Hohensalzburg Fortress at midnight. Happy New Year!

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SALZBURGER CHRISTKINDLMARKT 20 November to 26 December 2014, Domplatz/Residenzplatz, open daily

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HELLBRUNNER ADVENTZAUBER

20 November to 24 December 2014, courtyard of Palace Hellbrunn, open Wednesday to Sunday and on public holidays; open daily from 1 December 2014

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MIRABELLPLATZ CHRISTMAS MARKET

20 November to 24 December 2014, open daily

www.weihnachtsmarkt-salzburg.at The Hellbrunn Adventzauber spreads Christmas spirit in front of the picturesque backdrop of the Hellbrunn Palace from 20 November to 24 December.

FORTRESS ADVENT MARKET

28 November to 21 December 2014, Hohensalzburg Fortress, open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and on 8 December 2014

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STERNADVENT MARKET 22 November to 23 December 2014, Kajetanerplatz, open daily

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ADVENT MARKET ST. LEONHARD 29 November to 21 December 2014, open Saturday, Sunday, and on 8 December 2014

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GLANEGG FARMER’S ADVENT

open 1st, 2nd, and 3rd advent weekend on Saturday and Sunday

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GREEN SALZBURG Salzburg harmoniously combines urban atmosphere and nature. The green areas bring the city to life and act as a symbol for the countless beautiful retreats in and around the town. This is where locals go to recharge their batteries and take a breather when they feel the need to escape the hustle and bustle of downtown Salzburg.

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he Mönchsberg mountain characterises the face of Salzburg; it is located in the middle of the city, but still embedded in a natural landscape. From its summit one can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the Old Town. Idyllic paths through dense beech forests lead from one vantage point to the other. During a leisurely stroll one might even spot rare plants such as the orange-red radiant fire lily, which is considered one of the more exotic native wild flowers. With a bit of luck – and a silent footfall – one may even encounter an owl. The Richterhöhe – Mönchsberg’s highest point – offers a view all the way to Palace Leopoldskron.

That’s where passionate fishermen find the adjacent pond, while nature lovers can explore the stunning park surrounding the palace.

The Kapuzinerberg mountain is characterised by two special assets.

It houses the Kapuziner Convent and its beautiful garden, which is lovingly tended to by the resident monks. Additionally, the mountain is home to a small chamois colony. The little family was started by an inquisitive male specimen, who was not deterred by the urban bustle and decided to settle down on Kapuzinerberg. He may not

have found any conspecifics, but at least he found a natural habitat.

Finally, the city administration decided to bring in a female partner.

The urban chamois colony has become used to humans and has a very peaceful approach to walkers enjoying the diverse animal and plant life.

Flying high Moving further away from the city, one can find mountain ranges that have an appeal for Alpine sports enthusiasts. The Untersberg majestically stands on the border between Salzburg and Bavaria; sport enthusiasts can reach its summit on foot in a few hours. Those who have a more comfortable approach can conquer the mountain via the cable car.

The Gaisberg – characterised by its unmistakable transmission tower – offers a circular hiking route with spectacular views of Salzburg and its surroundings. It also offers a mountain bike trail to the summit and a starting area for paragliding, which guarantees both adrenalin rushes and a breathtaking panoramic view. There’s no need to fly

high all the time though, as one can also find very tempting plains in and around Salzburg. The parks department maintains green areas and forests in the vicinity of Palace Hellbrunn. In the summer months the famous trick fountains provide a certain kick and a stroll through the palace park is equally appealing. The Klessheim Palace, located on the other side of the city in the Wals-Siezenheim district, houses both a casino and a smaller – yet just as beautiful – park area.

A charming location for a refreshing dip is the Salzach Lake, which is just outside the city limits. It is a popular bathing spot among the locals, surrounded by untouched nature, biodiversity, and extensive flora. This is precisely the mixture that defines Salzburg – urban bustle meets relaxing green.

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