Autumn is approaching rapidly and The Mozart is looking back on a summer full of exciting events. We started off with a Tapas Night in our newly opened bar & bistro. Hotel guests, as well as Salzburger, tried out our different Salzburg Tapas while sipping cocktails with relish. A DJ created the matching atmosphere so […]
Skiing is the national sport of Austria. Due to its location in the Alps and the good condition of its ski slopes, Salzburg attracts annually thousands of skiers and snowboarders from all over the world. There are, however, also various winter sports for non-skiers that are perfect for city tourists who want to get active […]
As the New Year is approaching fast, it’s time to make your New Year’s resolutions. In case you are planning to do more sports in 2019, we have four running tracks in Salzburg to start with.
In the first week of December, you’ll get the unique opportunity to attend a Krampus run, a Central European tradition that dates back hundreds of years.
It is quite likely that it will rain at some point during your stay in Salzburg. Compared to Vienna we have almost twice as many rainy days per year. Since there is nothing we can do to change the weather, we have collected some indoor fun activities for you to keep you dry.
The Salzburg Festival season has just finished and the next celebrations are already coming up. Rupertikirtag is a fair held annually in honour of Saint Rupert, the patron saint of Salzburg, for 5 days in September.
Yes, Salzburg has a lot of cultural things to see. But whoever thought there’s nothing else to do, couldn’t be more wrong. Here are three activities close to the city centre for all the adventurers out there.
Travelling with kids can be difficult. Often, children are hard to thrill with what their parents are interested in and the other way around. Therefore, we have compiled a list of activities for you that are fun for young and old.
Salzburg has a lot to offer. However, getting stuck in Getreidegasse between a hundred of other tourists trying to catch a glimpse on Mozart’s birthplace is probably not the experience you are striving for, when you decide to pay this historical city a visit.
Now that spring has finally sprung, it is time to explore Salzburg’s surrounding mountains. A trip to the Gaisberg is the perfect opportunity for a short escape from the tourist hustle and bustle in the city centre and to enjoy the sun.
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