Self guided Tour through Salzburg

“Where autumn is as golden as the Mozartkugeln!”

Hello and Servus, Traveleres!
We’ve got something special for you: A self-guided autumn tour through Salzburg. Explore Salzburg, the beautiful city, at your own pace – how does that sound?

We won’t beat around the bush: Let’s get started! Your Guide, available for download below. All you need for the self-guided tour is your phone for photos and Google maps and good walking shoes! 🙂 Whether you attend the tour as a group, a pair or solo – there is something for everyone!

1. Starting Point: Hotel Stein: Giselakai 3, 5020 Salzburg

In the heart of Salzburg’s city – next to the Salzach river you can find the beautiful Hotel Stein with it’s amazing Rooftop Bar. Take the elevator to the last floor of the hotel and enjoy the breathtaking view over Salzburg with a delicious Cappuccino or even a Glas Wine. 😉

I would recommend to reservate a table at the rooftop bar – further information and impressions you can find here: Reserve your table here.

2. Stop: Mozart’s Birthplace: Getreidegasse 9, 5020 Salzburg

The striking yellow house where Mozart was born – definitely worth a photo, don’t you think? If you’re interested in taking a guided tour inside, tickets are €15 per person, but there are great discounts for groups and students. So, who’s ready to soak up some classical vibes and take a journey into this wonderful house in Getreidegasse? Reserve your ticket here.

3. Stop: After a stroll through the beautiful Getreidegasse, it’s time to head up high: to the Hohensalzburg Fortress. Address: Mönchsberg 34, 5020 Salzburg

Take a walk along the impressive fortress walls, offering fantastic photo opportunities. Capture the views, enjoy the weather, and feel the refreshing breeze that always sweeps past the fortress. Take some cool pictures there, it’s worth it! 😉

4. Next, it’s back downhill – but don’t worry, only in terms of the route 😉 Head to Mirabell Gardens: Mirabellplatz 3, 5020 Salzburg

Here, you can take a short break on the lawn or a cozy park bench. Take photos and videos of the stunning flower displays hidden in the Mirabell Gardens. A real sea of flowers awaits you: locals love to relax here on weekends or after work. It’s worth a visit – I promise, as a born-and-raised Salzburger!

5. Last Stop: Time for a cozy break at a mini café: My Mom’s Bakery – Linzer Gasse 28, 5020 Salzburg

They offer unique treats like Lotus cheesecakes, cinnamon rolls, and delicious coffee or matcha lattes – everything your heart desires. You can either stop here or stroll along Linzer Gasse and Wolff-Dietrich-Strasse for some shopping: from vintage shops to décor stores, there’s something for everyone!

We wish you a lot of fun on your autmun journey through Salzburg, filled with delicious treats, plenty of photo opportunities, and a great time!

Greetings,

Debby 🙂
Avellera

PS: Here you can find the guide for the download!