Just 10 Minutes to Get to Salzburg’s Sights
The quickest way to Salzburg’s best attractions
No other accommodation gets you as close to the Old Town as the Altstadthotel Kasererbräu, set in the beating heart of the Old Town.
Just a few minutes away from the Altstadthotel Kasererbräu, you’ll find the city’s most popular shopping street – Getreidegasse – where millions of tourists lose themselves among the countless shops each year, stocking up on sweet Mozartkugeln for their loved ones back home. The big festival house (Große Festspielhaus) and the Hohensalzburg Castle are also nearby.
The following can be reached within ten minutes from our hotel:
Judengasse
In the Middle Ages, in the times of courtiers, this street was the centre of the Jewish community
It is now home to quirky boutiques that rub shoulders with designer stores. Along with Getreidegasse, this street is part of Salzburg’s most popular place for flâneurs to simply stroll along.
Judengasse
In the Middle Ages, in the times of courtiers, this street was the centre of the Jewish community
The big festival house
This theatre plays host to major operas, musicals, concerts, orchestra performances and much more.
The big festival house is an imposing festival hall offering an impressive range of events that is especially popular during the Salzburg Festival. This theatre plays host to major operas, musicals, concerts, orchestra performances and much more!
The big festival house
This theatre plays host to major operas, musicals, concerts, orchestra performances and much more.
Hohensalzburg Castle
If you take the funicular, you can reach Salzburg’s best-known landmark in around 10 minutes.
If you’d prefer to tackle the ascent on foot, the walk to the castle takes around 20 to 30 minutes, and offers unbelievable views over the Old Town.
Hohensalzburg Castle
If you take the funicular, you can reach Salzburg’s best-known landmark in around 10 minutes.
Franziskanerkirche Church
This church of the people has been a place of quiet reflection since its completion
It’s Salzburg’s oldest church, and was designed in the Gothic style. Any guests interested in visiting may do so from 6:30 to 19:30 daily.
The Franciscan Church
This church of the people has been a place of quiet reflection since its completion
Mozart’s Birthplace
Mozart’s family lived on the third floor of Getreidegasse number 9 from 1747 to 1773
That’s right! Mozart’s family lived on the third floor of Getreidegasse number 9 from 1747 to 1773. If you’re interested, you can find out more at the Mozart Museum, which is open daily.
Mozart’s Birthplace
