Trips and guided tours in Salzburg

Explore Salzburg, immerse yourself in the city's "Italianità", discover new things, deepen your knowledge of what you already know.

Salzburg is not only a gem of the Baroque.

The fascinating history of the city's building and architecture runs the full gamut of classical styles from art history – from tasteful Romanesque (nave of the Franciscan Church), delicate Gothic (church at Nonnberg abbey), elegant Renaissance (Gabriel's Chapel at St. Sebastian's Cemetery) and lush Baroque (Holy Trinity church, Kollegienkirche) to vivacious Rococo (Schloss Leopoldskron; the Marble Hall).

Classicism (Mariensäule on the Domplatz) and historicism (villa buildings on Schwarzstrasse) give way to the diversity of the modernist Benedictine College in St. Peter's Abbey (Peter Behrens and Anton Faistauer) and the rich synaesthetic design language of contemporary art from the 20th and 21st centuries (Künstlerhaus on Hellbrunnerstrasse and Museum of Modern Art Mönchsberg).

Salzburg boasts a rich diversity in its history, art works and scenic attractions.

The DomQuartier museum and Salzburg Museum, alongside a number of other venues, offer a wide variety of options for art lovers.

The huge significance of the erstwhile city of residence of the Salzburg Prince-Archbishops can be seen in the abundance of representative architecture, art and craftsmanship.

Long-established traditions and the familiar meet the new and unexpected. This special symbiosis between opposing concepts is just one aspect of Salzburg's fascinating charm.

I am happy to be your guide through the many facets of Salzburg's cultural landscape.

Want to see Salzburg from a different perspective?

During my tours, I use anecdotes and historical context to show you a personalised and refreshingly different perspective of Salzburg, famous world over as the city of Mozart and festivals – so you can experience this beautiful city like never before!

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