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Panoramic rooftop terrace views, Dedicated luggage and ski storage
Rooftop bar with city panorama, Panoramic city and mountain views
Art gallery within the hotel, Spa area with roof terrace
Rooms with balcony or terrace, Excellent public transport access
Family rooms with multiple beds, Individual room decor with bright art
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Historic bread factory transformed, Billiards and tabletop football
Balcony rooms with scenic views, Convenient on-site parking options
Rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, Advanced in-room air filtration system
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Well-equipped in-room kitchenette, Seamless digital check-in experience
Modern, minimalist design, On-site cafe and bar
Natural swimming pond and garden, Chalet-style lodge with mountain views
Rooms with views of Kapuzinerberg, Compact gym with modern equipment
Indoor pool and wellness area, Spacious, renovated guest rooms
Mountain and castle view rooms, Thoughtfully designed compact rooms
Varied and fresh breakfast buffet, Air-conditioned rooms for comfort
Central location near attractions, Historic baroque building setting
Stylish bar and lounge area, Panoramic alpine views
Secure on-site parking available, Rooms with private balcony or terrace
Luxurious two-bedroom suite and apartment, Steps from Mirabell Palace and gardens
Historic early 20th-century building, Freshly prepared breakfast buffet
World's oldest operational cinema, Exclusive fortress view suites
Modern fitness center with cardio equipment, Panoramic mountain views from rooms
Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Extensive spa and wellness area
Views of the Alps and Untersberg, Terrace dining amidst nature
City views from select rooms, Historic building, modern interior
Wellness spa and fitness area, Vegetarian restaurant Furo on-site
Exceptional Organic Breakfast Buffet, Exceptionally Helpful Hotel Staff
Rooms with city or mountain views, Convenient on-site parking
Scenic mountain views from rooms, Authentic Austrian and international dining
Artistically designed rooms, Exceptional breakfast selection
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Excellent public transport connectivity, Underground parking for guests
Panoramic views of Salzburg, Award-winning Austrian cuisine
Extensive and delicious breakfast, Unique in-room swing chair
Business center with meeting rooms, Rooms with old town views
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Rustic dining with Austrian specialties, Unique Mönchsberg mountain location
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Salzburg, one of the biggest cities in Austria, sits between the German border and the Austrian Alps. There is a lot to see and hear in Salzburg: from the music of Mozart, to the sounds of Julie Andrews singing in the streets, and to the modern-day arts and music scene, the city captures the best of old and new. Whether you are viewing the Alps from your hotel window or exploring the Baroque architecture of Mozart’s time, you will find that the city and the hills are alive with the sound of music.
If you are interested in religious art and architecture, there is a lot to see in Salzburg. Many of the hotels in Salzburg are close to religious sites spread throughout the city. Salzburg Cathedral, or Salzburger Dom, a beautiful example of Italian style art and architecture in the city. There is also the Cathedral Museum where you can find many religious artefacts, paintings, and statues. St. Peter’s Abbey and Nonnberg Abbey both offer glimpses into early Christianity in the city as they capture what life was like for early nuns and priests. St. Peter’s Abbey is one of the oldest of the German-speaking countries and has records dating back to 696. St. Peter’s Cemetery, part of Nonnberg Abbey, features catacombs from the year 700. It is the oldest cemetery in Salzburg. If you are in the mood for more architecture, Salzburg also has three other well-known churches: St. Peter’s Church, The Franciscan Church, and St. Sebastian’s Church.
One thing that makes Salzburg unique is its connection to Mozart. Here in the city, you can find Mozart’s birthplace, now turned into a museum with various items from his life, the Mozart Residence, the Mozart Monument, and Mozartplatz. All these areas celebrate the famed composer who was born in the city. It may come as no surprise, but as you walk around the city you may even hear Mozart’s music as well as see his face on candies and other objects. Along with Mozart, Salzburg is also known for its castles. Schloss Hohensalzburg, Schloss Mirabell, and Schloss Hellbrunn all offer stunning views and beautiful gardens. Schloss Hohensalzburg sits on a hill overlooking the city and is one of the largest medieval castles in Europe. The gardens of Schloss Mirabell feature geometrically-shaped areas with themed statues of figures from mythology. These gardens are where Maria and the children say ‘Do-Re-Mi’ in The Sound of Music. If you head to Hellbrunn, make sure you don’t mind getting wet. The park surrounding the palace is famous for its trick fountains, hidden from visitors, just waiting to spray them. While your hotel may not be a castle, there are so many castles in the area, you might even begin to think you are living in one.
Salzburg is not only known for Mozart, but also for music festivals and the classic film, The Sound of Music. Many of the film’s most famous scenes were filmed in the city and you can go on a Sound of Music tour to make sure you see them all. The history of music in the city is also represented by the Festspielhäuser or Festival Theatres. These theatres held many of Salzburg’s musical events over the years and display the importance of music to the citizens of Salzburg. Some of the best theatres to visit are Festspielhaus , Karl-Böhm Hall , and Haus für Mozart . While not all of them continue to hold music events, there are some that do. You can also go to see the beautiful architecture and the frescos dating back to the 17th century. For a different type of theatre, try the Salzburg Marionette Theatre. Established in 1913, it is one of the oldest marionette theatres in the world. It still performs a variety of operas and ballets, all with marionettes.
If you are looking to leave the modern comforts of your hotel and step back in time, Salzburg offers many opportunities. The Salzburg Old Town, Altstadt , offers many insights into what life used to be like long ago. The Old City Hall, Altes Rathaus , Old Market, Alter Markt , Salzburg Fortress, Festung Hohensalzburg , and the Residenzplatz all capture the essence of Salzburg, as if you had lived here many years ago. Here you can not only find architecture, but many artefacts, paintings, and other everyday items that people used during those times. The Residenz , built between 1596 and 1619, is the former residence of the Prince Bishops. Now it is a piece of history, holding various pieces of art and furniture. The city is able to still give you a sense of how old it is and of its long history with its beautiful old buildings.
As you are flying into the airport, it will be hard to miss the Austrian Alps. A trip to Salzburg would not be complete without seeing what Julie Andrews was singing about. You will be able to discover just how much the hills are alive with music if you get on your hiking gear and head outside the city and start climbing. Mönchsberg and Kapuzinerberg are two great options for good hiking and good views of the city and the surrounding area. Start planning now and get your chance to see all sides of Salzburg.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Salzburg, with typical prices around $132 per night based on 24,231 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Salzburg are usually highest during August, with typical prices around $211 per night.
Hotel prices in Salzburg usually range from $85 per night to $334 per night, with typical prices around $181 per night.
Hotel prices in Salzburg are typically lowest in January at around $132 per night, rising to around $211 per night in August.
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In Salzburg, you might want to check out Hotel am Mirabellplatz, Imlauer Hotel Pitter Salzburg, NH Collection Salzburg City, arte Hotel Salzburg. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Salzburg, you might want to explore HYPERION Hotel Salzburg, Hotel Sacher Salzburg, Sheraton Grand Salzburg, Hotel Bristol Salzburg. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Hotel am Mirabellplatz, Imlauer Hotel Pitter Salzburg, NH Collection Salzburg City, arte Hotel Salzburg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Salzburg, check out arte Hotel Salzburg, H+ Hotel Salzburg, Design Hotel zum Hirschen Salzburg, Hotel Sacher Salzburg – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Salzburg, check out Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Centre, Salzburg, Hotel Schloss Leopoldskron, Altstadthotel Wolf-Dietrich, Hotel Scherer – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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