Salzburg Cathedral (1628) - the world famous temple, where there are the 4000-pipe organ, a statue of the Virgin Mary (1771) and the Romanesque font where Mozart was baptized in 1756
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World fame to Salzburg brought Mozart - the composer, who was born here. In honor of the genius Arts Festival is held in the city annually |
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Getreidegasse is the main street, shop’s, restaurant’s and souvenir’s paradise of the city, with courtyards of houses open for observation - a favorite walking place for both tourists and locals |
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Hellbrunn Palace was built in the early XVII century as a summer residence of the Archbishop Markus Sittikus. Halls of the palace are richly decorated and furnished |
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Hohensalzburg Castle (1007) is located on a hilltop of Festungberg mountain. The magnificent view to the city opens from here |
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Mirabell Gardens were laid out in 1690 near the eponymous palace. The palace was rebuilt many times, but the Gardens look much the same today as it was in 1730 |
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Mozarteum is the University of Music and Dramatic Arts in Salzburg, as well as the eponymous concert complex and the orchestra |
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Old Town is located on the left bank of the Salzach river, surrounded by rocky mountains Menhsberg and Festungberg |
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The building of Residenzgalerie was constructed in the early XVIII century for the Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raytenau. Luxury interiors were designed by Lucas von Hildebrandt in 1727 |
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