Salzburg sightseeing tours with Mag. phil Claudia Messner as your personal city tour guide should not last longer than 3 hours, since it’s not a bus tour through Salzburg.
The price is a net price per group and does not include entrance fees for a museum.
When arriving by bus, the Nonntal bus terminal is a great meeting point. But the meeting place can be up to you. I am happy to meet you at the hotel. For example at Erlach Hotel or Salzburger Hof.
worth knowing
Coats of arms developed in the Middle Ages as identification assistance to recognise friend and enemy during a battle.
The noble coat of arms as family crest is usually inheritied, and became a concept during the sixteenth century.
Starting in the 12th century, ecclessiastical heraldry developed with headpiece and cross.
During times when not every house had its own water supply, public water fountains were of great significance in Salzburg.
From what were originally functional water fountains, developed more beautiful and larger decorative fountains with deep symbolic meaning.
Fables and legends also circulate about Salzburg’s decorative fountains, like the Pegasus Fountain in Mirabell Garden.
Do you know which church in Salzburg has the highest steeple?
Many churches were designed and constructed by Italian builders and architects. With the work of Johann Fischer von Erlach, Salzburg also presents the work of a great Austrian architect.
St Peter’s Abbey is a wonderful example embodying many time periods.
interesting places
Mozart
Stone Witnesses
Museum
Painting
Music
Mythology
Salzburg’s most famous landmarks await you. The cathedral and its surrounding squares, Mozart and Mirabell.
An informative and interesting walk to artworks in public spaces, in addition to selected museums
Experience hidden spaces and new perspectives through knowledge about history and art. Salzburg for Salzburg residents.
