Austria Travel 🇦🇹 | Day trip to Salzburg from Munich

Описание: This video is a day trip from Munich to Salzburg. The train ride lasted for 1.5 hours.
The walk includes a visit to Kurgarten. The walk continues to Mirabell Gardens, via Mozart Wohnhaus, crosses the Salzach river via the Marko-Feingold-Steg bridge and ends at Mozarts Geburtshaus.

Salzburg is celebrated worldwide as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose life and legacy are deeply woven into the city’s identity. Mozart was born here in 1756, in a modest yellow house on Getreidegasse, now preserved as the Mozart Birthplace Museum, one of Austria’s most visited cultural sites. Growing up in Salzburg, he revealed extraordinary talent at an early age, performing across Europe while still a child, yet his formative musical education and early compositions were shaped in this city.

The influence of Mozart is felt throughout Salzburg, from statues and memorials to daily classical concerts held in historic venues. The city honors him annually through the Salzburg Mozart Week, drawing musicians and admirers from around the world. Baroque churches, palace halls, and intimate courtyards provide the same architectural backdrop that Mozart knew, creating a living connection between his music and the city. As a result, Salzburg is not only Mozart’s birthplace, but a place where his spirit remains vividly alive in everyday cultural life.

Kurgarten in Salzburg is a charming, historically rich public park in the Neustadt (Andräviertel) area of Salzburg, Austria. It sits just north of the famous Mirabellgarten and Mirabell Palace, forming a green and tranquil extension of these central city gardens.

The Mirabell Gardens (Mirabellgarten) are among Salzburg’s most beautiful and iconic sights, located beside Mirabell Palace on the Salzach River. Designed in the early 18th century in a formal Baroque style, the gardens are known for their perfect symmetry, manicured flower beds, and elegant pathways aligned toward the Old Town and the Hohensalzburg Fortress. At the heart of the gardens stands the Pegasus Fountain, surrounded by mythological statues that add a sense of grandeur and movement. One of the most distinctive features is the Hedge Theater (Heckentheater), one of the oldest open-air hedge theaters in Europe, formed entirely of sculpted greenery.

Seasonal flowers provide vibrant color from spring through autumn, while statues of classical figures and dwarfs (Zwergerlgarten nearby) reflect the playful side of Baroque garden design. The gardens offer postcard-perfect views of Salzburg’s historic skyline, making them a favorite spot for photography and leisurely walks. Open to the public and free to enter, the Mirabell Gardens combine elegance, history, and scenic beauty in the very heart of the city.

Mozarts Geburtshaus is a bright yellow townhouse on Salzburg’s Getreidegasse where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756. Today it is a museum displaying original instruments, family portraits, and personal letters that trace Mozart’s early life and musical genius. The house offers an intimate glimpse into 18th-century Salzburg and the beginnings of one of history’s greatest composers.

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