1. Mozart's Birthplace
Mozart's Birthplace
Highlights: There are many shops next to Mozart's birthplace that sell Mozart chocolates. You can buy some as souvenirs or gifts for friends.
Mozart's birthplace is located at No. 9 Getreidegasse in Salzburg, Austria. This yellow six-story building witnessed the birth of the genius musician Mozart on January 27, 1756. Currently, the first to third floors of the birthplace are open to visitors. Here, you can learn about Mozart's growing environment, including how he grew up, when he started learning music, his relationship with his family, and his passion for opera. In addition, you can visit the rooms of the Mozart family and admire the precious exhibits such as musical instruments of the time, historical documents, portraits, and letters from the Mozart family.
2. Salzburg Museum
Salzburg Museum
Highlights: Once awarded the European Museum of the Year~
The Salzburg Museum is located in the old town center of Salzburg and is an important historical and cultural museum in the region. The museum's exhibits include local history, traditional customs, ancient furniture and household items, as well as precious photographs of Salzburg. Here, you can gain an in-depth understanding of Salzburg's history and cultural heritage.
3. Toy Museum
Toy Museum Salzburg
Highlights: This is the largest toy museum in Austria!
The toys here are not just for display, but for you to play with. The museum provides ample space for you to have fun. Bring your children along and explore the world of children together!
4. Panorama Museum
Panorama Museum
Highlights: Displays a 'Along the River During the Qingming Festival' of Salzburg, showcasing the lifestyle of local people over 200 years ago.
This museum may not be very eye-catching, and its interior is not large. However, the most remarkable exhibit in the museum is a 26-meter-long, 130-square-meter panoramic painting by the artist J.M. Sattler, depicting the landscape of Salzburg and its surrounding areas over 200 years ago. Standing in front of the panoramic painting, visitors can use telescopes to observe the details of the residents' lives in the painting. In this tranquil atmosphere, it feels as if one can travel back over a hundred years to appreciate the appearance of various cities at that time, which is very interesting.
5. Salzburg Museum of Natural History
Haus der Natur Salzburg
Highlights: The aquarium in the museum is one of the most beautiful aquariums in Central Europe.
The Salzburg Museum of Natural History is located in the old town of Salzburg and is the largest natural biology exhibition hall in the region. The museum displays various specimens and models of marine life. The Marine Life Hall is particularly recommended, where many fish with Nordic characteristics are exhibited.
