“Hellbrunn Palace (German: Schloss Hellbrunn) is an early Baroque villa of palatial size, near Morzg, a southern district of the city of Salzburg, Austria. It was built in 1613–19 by Markus Sittikus von Hohenems, Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, and named for the "clear spring" that supplied it. Hellbrunn was only meant for use as a day residence in summer, as the Archbishop usually returned to Salzburg in the evening; therefore, there is no bedroom in Hellbrunn.”

“Larges Ice Cave of Europe. Will take aproximately 1 hour by train to get there. ”

“It is a beautifull fortress. The have a falcon show with eagles, falcons and owls.”

“If you have time, do make a trip by car or local bus out to the spectacularly beautiful Lake Wolfgang. If you get off at St. Gilgen you can take the boat over to St. Wolfgang and go up 1.200m on the cable car to the top of the Schafberg from where you will have amazing views. Otherwise just walk along the lake paths. On the way you will pass the smaller sister lake, Fuschl, which is emerald green and a peaceful alternative to the bustle of Wolfgang.”

“Not only a very nice zoo with lots of animals, but also a huge park with playgrounds, meadows and ponds. Great place to relax and play in the summertime.”

“The Untersberg is a massif of the Alps with amazing view over Salzburg! You can reach it by cable car for 22€ (both ways). Which bus goes there? #25 centralstation #21/28/35 from the center”

“For some 450 years, visitors from around the world have been entering the Hallein salt mine, deep inside the Dürrnberg. Which makes the Hallein salt mine the first in history to open its tunnels to the public. Visitors from near and far included many crowned heads, guests of the archbishops. All were fascinated by the mysterious subterranean world. And to this very day, the mines which the Ancient Celts clawed meter-by-meter out of the Earth over 2500 years ago have lost none of their magical appeal.”

“This place is ideal for swimming or relaxing in nature. You have to travel a bit there, but it really pays off , the lake is super clear and you have the most amazing turquoise water due to minerals in the ground”

“Dokumentation centre of Adolfs Hitler's off-limits area where you can visit the original command bunker system. ”

“Wussten Sie, dass Salz für das Land Österreichs seit jeher einer der wichtigsten Rohstoffe war und ist? Wenn die Menschen vom weißen Gold reden ist nicht, wie oft vermutet, der Schnee gemeint. Es handelt sich um Salz. Salzburg und das Salzkammergut verdanken dem geschichtsträchtigen Mineral seinen Namen - keine Frage, dass auch das Salzbergwerk Hallein eine der bekanntesten Ausflugsziele in der Region ist. Geschichtsträchtiges Mineral und Namensgeber der Stadt Es gibt einige Orte im Salzburger Land und im Salzkammergut, wo man die Orginalschauplätze der Salzgewinnung noch immer besuchen kann. Das Salzbergwerk Hallein zählt zu diesen Plätzen. Bereits vor Jahrmillionen bildeten sich im Dürrn”

“The SchafbergBahn is the steepest cogwheel railway in Austria. Since 1893 mighty steam locomotives have powered their way from the lake-side base station in St. Wolfgang to the 1783 m high summit of the Schafberg. The SchafbergBahn allows every visitor to conquer the mountain in comfort and style, making the entire journey an unforgettable experience! Trains are in service from May through to the end of September. Once on the top, magnificent Alpine views and warm Austrian hospitality beckon. Visit the Hotel Schafsbergspitze, Austria’s oldest mountain inn, originally dating from 1862. From the top you may see numerous Alpine lakes and the Dachstein glacier. In 2012 the Hotel Schafbergspitz”

“Nice spa to go to on rainy days, especially for families. About 20 min from the city by car or by S-Bahn.”

“The Bluntautal in Golling is a great place for walks or bike tours etc. or just to find some silence and enjoy the spectacular landscape and the view to the mountains.”