Mirabellgarten

In 30 to 40 minutes, this tour takes you from the city center of Salzburg to Gaisberg, the main mountain of Salzburg. Learn facts about the city as you see Schloss Neuhaus, Mirabell Palace and Gardens, the Guggenthal ruins, and more. Drive through the Schallmoos main road along the Kapuzinerberg, together with the Festungsberg and Mönchsberg Mountains. See the Schloss Neuhaus castle, which was in the possession of the archbishop since the 13th century. Continue to drive through the district of Gnigl and be directed to the 1043 m high rock of the Nockstein before you reach Guggenthal. It is located at the foot of the Gaisberg and means “look into the valley.” At 1287 m above sea level, Gaisberg is the highest point in the city of Mozart and one of the Northern Limestone Alps. After reaching the top, see the ruins of the historical brewery Guggenthal and enjoy the clear mountain panorama and city view. Choose from 24-hour or 48-hour options to hop-on or off the bus as you choose. You also have the option of selecting a 3-route ticket allowing access to two additional routes: the Salzburg city hop-on hop-off, and the bus to the Salzkammergut.

For centuries, Salzburg was a proud state ruled by Prince Archbishops who lavished great wealth and splendid architecture on the city. Renowned architects and artists worked throughout the centuries to create many architectural jewels. On this 2-hour guided walking tour, you can take in examples of Salzburg's breathtaking legacy of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque artistry while learning about the city's fascinating history. Meet your knowledgeable local guide at the spectacular Mirabell Gardens and Palace. Wander through the elaborate Italian Baroque-style palace gardens, and view its famous statues. Crossing a footbridge into Salzburg's Baroque old town, see the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born and learn about his life and work. Then, stroll down Getreidegasse and admire the picturesque streets and hidden byways of the old city. Stop at Salzburg Dome Cathedral and visit St. Peter's Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in Austria and home to one of the world's oldest restaurants.