DomQuartier
On hot days, the DomQuartier not only offers impressive culture, but also pleasantly cool rooms. The historic architecture, collections and views of the Domplatz and Residenzplatz provide an insight into Salzburg's Baroque history.
Summer experiences
Summer, Salzburg style
Welcome to Salzburg
This is where your summer experience begins: surrounded by mountains, historic streets and clear lakes. You can discover culture, start tours into the Alps or simply spend relaxing hours by the water – Salzburg offers you the perfect mix. Stroll through the old town, enjoy balmy evenings in cozy guest gardens or set off on bike tours along the Salzach. Whether it’s a visit to the festival, a mountain adventure or a day at the lake – you’ll find exactly the right summer for you here.
Discover the surroundings
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Mozart's birthplace
Visit the world-famous birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Getreidegasse and immerse yourself in his fascinating world. In the originally preserved rooms, you will learn exciting stories, see historical instruments and gain a unique insight into his life....
Hellbrunn Palace Park & Stone Theater
Hellbrunn Park is not only worth a visit for the trick fountains. If you walk a few minutes further, you will reach the historic stone theater - an impressive open-air setting in the rock, which is often used for rehearsals and small performances.
Cycling along the Salzach
Experience Salzburg relaxed by the water: The cycle path along the Salzach leads directly into the city center without road traffic and always offers places for short breaks on the banks. Ideal for a leisurely ride, combined with a stroll through the old town or an extension towards Hellbrunn and the surrounding area.
Summery Beer garden visit
A balmy summer evening in Salzburg often means one thing: eating outside. Many restaurants and inns have quiet guest gardens or small courtyards where you can enjoy regional dishes and a cool drink.
Salzburg Festival
The Salzburg Festival takes place every summer (July-August) and is one of the leading festivals for opera, drama and concerts. Between the alleyways of the old town, the cathedral square and the view of the fortress, an ambience is created that makes you want to experience culture.
Must-Do
City hike up the Kapuzinerberg
City hiking on the Kapuzinerberg is the uncomplicated summer highlight in Salzburg: from Linzergasse, the Imbergstiege leads along shady paths up to the Capuchin monastery and further along the Höhenweg. There are several vantage points along the way with views of the old town and fortress, as well as historic walls and small clearings. The route takes around 45 to 90 minutes, depending on your pace, and is easy to moderate with a few steps – ideal for an active break after a stroll through the city.
The Kapuzinerberg is most pleasant in the early morning or in the evening, when it is cooler and the city seems quiet. If you are staying at harry’s home Salzburg, you can reach the start on foot or by bike along the Salzach and begin the ascent at the Imbergstiege. Pack a water bottle, take a short break on a bench with a view – that’s a simple and urban way to experience summer in Salzburg.
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Simply stay longer and enjoy Salzburg at your leisure: With our long weekend special at harry's home Salzburg, you can stay three nights and only pay for two.
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