Stone lane
Steingasse und Giselakal, Salzburg, Austria
Description:
Stone lane in ancient Roman times was one of the 2 main attractions of the region, which is interesting for tourists to visit today, since there is a large number of attractive objects for tourists.
In the Middle Ages, the lane was the center of concentration of brewers, dyers and potters. It was a busy artisan street, where almost round the clock the work was boiling.
It is noteworthy that there are buildings of almost all eras - unique architectural examples of the Middle Ages and Romanticism, Renaissance and Baroque. In addition, the houses of wealthy bourgeois, built in the classical style during the monarchy, are also interesting.
Today, Stone Lane is a lot of very tiny, but cozy and high-quality bars, a bookstore with an excellent assortment, as well as a delightful wine store. Note that all this together forms a unique fabulous atmosphere of this street.