Things To Do in Salzburg, Austria

Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich commissioned this cemetery in 1595 to be laid out like an Italian campo santo. The tombs of Mozart's wife and his father, Leopold, are here. In the middle of the cemetery is St. Gabriel's ... More on Frommers

All in all a very nice zoo where You can have the unique opportunity to see white rhinos or zebras with the... More on Yahoo! Travel

The zoo does not exhibit all of the typical zoo animals like great apes, elephants or giraffes, but rathe... More on Yahoo! Travel

This palace and its gardens were originally built as a luxurious private residence called Altenau. Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich had it constructed in 1606 for his mistress and the mother of his children, Salome Alt. Unfortunately, ... More on Frommers

Overlooking Hellbrunn Park, 5km (3 miles) south of Salzburg, the Volkskunde Museum offers a folk collection assembled by Prince-Archbishop Markus Sittikus in 1615. The displays, spread over three floors, reflect a cross-section ... More on Frommers

The beautiful landscape provides a wonderful setting for viewing the diverse animals of the Zoo Hellbrunn, located just south of Salzburg. Chamois, otter, white rhinoceros, and antelope share large outdoor ... More on Frommers

Located where Residenzplatz flows into Domplatz (where you'll see a 1771 statue of the Virgin), this cathedral is world-renowned for its 4,000-pipe organ. The original building from A.D. 774 was superseded by a late-Romanesque ... More on Frommers

In no other major city of Europe do we recommend that you go to the airport for fine dining. The unique Ikarus is installed in Hangar 7, in a glass-and-steel ellipsoid near the airport, and managed by star chef Eckard Weizigmann. ... More on Frommers

6km/4mi southwest of Schloss Hellbrunn in Salzburg lies St Leonhard (459m/1,506ft; Schloss of 1570), with the ... More on PlanetWare

The resort of Bischofshofen (547m/1,795ft; pop. 9,000; mountaineering school) at the mouth of the Mhlbach vall ... More on PlanetWare