Walking excursions in Salzburg

Answer: In city excursions around Salzburg, the main objects are the Hoensalzburg fortress, the Mozart house-museum, the monastery of St. Peter and the cathedral with its baroque interior. Tourists stroll through Mozart Square and the old streets with Baroque architecture, and also climb the fortress for panoramic views of the city and the Salzach River. Outbound routes include the Salt Caves in Hallstatt and the Herrenkimsee Palace on Lake Kimsee, built by King Ludwig II.

Answer: A sightseeing tour of Vienna lasts 3-4 hours and includes a tour of Heroes Square, St. Stefan’s Cathedral, the Hofburg complex and Ringstrasse Boulevard with its historic buildings. Extended programs with a visit to Schönbrunn Palace and its parks take up to 6 hours. Guides also conduct walking routes along the streets of Graben and Colmarkt with stops at the monuments of Mozart and Strauss.

Answer: Hoensalzburg Fortress, one of the best preserved fortresses in Europe, offers unique excursions where you can see the interiors of the XV-XVI centuries and artifacts of the knighthood. Guides tell about its history, as well as panoramic views of Salzburg and the Salzach River. Visitors can also see the torture tower and unique exhibits related to the life of the inhabitants of the fortress.

Answer: Individual tours of Salzburg are ideal for those who want to learn more about the history of the city at a convenient pace. They are suitable for families with children, as well as for art and music lovers who want to see places related to the life of Mozart. Also, such excursions allow you to take into account the personal interests and preferences of participants, choosing the most interesting routes.