Café Tomaselli
Start your day at Café Tomaselli, a 17th-century coffee house and Salzburg mainstay, once frequented by Mozart himself.
See MoreCafe Konditorei Fürst
Stop by Café Konditorei Fürst for sweet treats and traditional coffee, including the handmade 'Original Salzburg Mozartkugel' crafted according to the original recipe by Paul Fürst.
See MoreGetreidegasse Street
Head to Getreidegasse, Salzburg’s iconic, winding shopping street filled with international designer brands and high-street stores behind Baroque storefronts.
See MoreMozart's Birthplace
Stop by house No. 9, the Birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, where he lived until he was 17. Now a museum, it offers a deep dive into the composer’s life in the 18th century.
See MorePferdeschwemme, Salzburg
Continue towards Mönchsberg mountain, stopping at the Horse Pond (Pferdeschwemme), a beautifully decorated 17th-century water basin where the Prince Archbishop’s horses once bathed and were groomed.
See MoreMönchsberg
Mönchsberg is a 508‑meter city mountain rising above Salzburg’s old town, named for the Benedictine monks of St. Peter’s Abbey. It’s a green playground of forests, meadows, and trails with panoramic views over the city and Alps. As you loop around the mountain, you'll discover small city castles and a historic monastery.
See MoreM32
Take the elevator up Mönchsburg to M32, a beautifully modern restaurant, offering spectacular views of the city and an ambitious menu.
See MoreMuseum der Moderne
M32 is part of the Museum der Moderne, a hub for contemporary art. Explore its brilliant permanent collection and impressive temporary exhibits. Past showcases have featured renowned artists like William Kentridge, Oskar Kokoschka, and Chuck Close.
See MoreSt. Peter Stiftskulinarium
After taking a leisurely walk along the tree-lined ridge of Mönchsberg mountain, head to St. Peter’s Stiftskulinarium, Europe's oldest restaurant with over 1,200 years of history, for a special Mozart Dinner Concert—the perfect end to your Mozart-themed day.
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