Salzburg

Salzburg. A little pearl in the middle of the Alps.

This city taught me to understand Baroque architecture. Understand and love. Talking Angels on Austria's Most Beautiful Staircase They will be our guides during the journey.

But all in order!

The history of this city began before our era, passed all eras from the Celts and Romans. After the fall of the Roman Empire, Salzburg fell into the administration of the Bavarian Duke, who granted these lands to Bishop Rupert, later listed as a saint.

This is where the Salzburg story begins, which we can see. Ruppert built the Benedictine Abbey of St. Peter and the Nonberg convent.

We will talk about the life of monks in the early Middle Ages and, if desired, we can look into their cells in the mountain, next to see a real water mill and we can try bread from the monastery bakery.

Of course, it is great to climb to the fortress of the 11th century, from there the best views of Salzburg!

The city in the 12th and 14th centuries was a principality of the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation. Same topic!

In the 14th century, the plague almost destroyed the city.

In the 16th and 17th centuries, love changed the city. Love turned Salzburg into a city where you want to watch Baroque. This is where the most beautiful Baroque staircase in Austria, where talking angels greet and accompany us. Wedding Hall and Dwarf Park.

Two hours pass unnoticed.

After all, the house of Mozart, the house of Karajan, and many legends.