Salzburg is the fourth largest city in Austria, known for its baroque architecture and as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Some of its main attractions include the Salzburg Cathedral, Mirabell Palace and gardens, Mozart's birthplace at Getreidegasse 9, and the annual Salzburg Festival which attracts over 250,000 visitors each summer for 5-6 weeks of music and drama performances. The Hellbrunn Palace and its trick fountains, built 400 years ago by Prince Archbishop Markus Sittikus von Hohenems, also remain a popular tourist destination today.

1. Salzburg
the fourth largest city of Austria

2. Salzburg
• Capital City of
Salzburg
• Population of 150k
people
• Salt production
• Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart

3. is seperated by the
river Salzach
is very famous for its
baroque architecture
famous shopping
streeets
• Getreidegasse
• Gstättengasse
The „Old Town“

5. 17th Century
baroque roman
catholic cathedral
Length: 101 m
Width: 69 m
Saint Rupert
Saint Vergilius
The Salzburg Cathedral
(Salzburger Dom)

6. Mirabell Palace
(Schloss Mirabell)
historical building
Huge garden full of
flowers
Used by the city
council
UNESCO ( protection
of historical
monuments)

7. Getreidegasse 9
„Hagenauer Haus“
„Wonderchild“
„Zauberflöte“
„Don Giovanni“
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Birthplace

8. Salzburg Festival
(Salzburger Festspiele)
popular festival of
music and drama
every summer
5 – 6 weeks
More than 200 events
More than 250.000
visitors

9. Prince Archbishop
Markus Sittikus von
Hohenems
Hellbrunn
Mountain
Water was the
central theme
400 Years – main
attraction
Hellbrunn Palace and Trick
Fountains
(Schloss Hellbrunn und die Wasserspiele)

10. Salzburg
Produced by:
Nikolina Djukic and Sabrina Üblacker