Went to this oldest restaurant in Salzburg for the history as well as food.. it certainly did not…read moredisappoint.. DH had the schintzel and I had chicken cordon bleu.. both dishes were delicious.. Just being in the courtyard of this famous place made me feel like a celebrity.. Attentive service and superb ambiance.. The rest rooms were so modern that it took me by surprise!

This kulinarium is definitely an interesting place to visit, mostly because of the setting. Part of…read morethe restaurant hall is built into the historic cave, which gives it a unique atmosphere you won't find in many to none places here in Salzburg. Unfortunately, the customer service was the biggest disappointment of the evening. One waitress seemed to deliberately avoid speaking the language the guests were using, only to later reveal that she actually speaks six languages. Not exactly the kind of interaction you expect from a place of this reputation. Another waiter was running around trying so hard to be helpful and pleasing that he seemed to forget what his actual purpose was... sad. Toddlers policy needs to be enforced as sometimes it makes it uncomfortable when the little ones are shouting and crying. Food was a mixed experience. The prawn paella was nothing particularly memorable, while the deer was surprisingly good - juicy, tender, and easily the highlight of the meal. The wine selection felt a little on the lower side for the price level. The dessert wines, including the port and Riesling ice wine, were left behind as they didn't at all impress. The bathrooms were a pleasant surprise - very cute, modern, and automated. Overall, an interesting location and something worth experiencing once, but considering the prices and the service, it felt a little overpriced for what was delivered. For five of us, definitely a one-time visit rather than a place we'd rush back to.

We stumbled upon this on our walk to another coffee shop and decided to walk in. They make good…read morematcha lattes and oat milk lattes but these are a bit watered down. My vegan spelt no-sugar pancakes were delicious. There's a lot of seating but some of the smaller tables are elbow to elbow. Very cute spot that's a bit tucked away from the main roads. Excellent service.

The "Coffee House" is a fabulous cozy coffee shop, bakery and restaurant just off Linzergasse. We…read morewere hungry one late afternoon and stopped in for a bite to eat. I had the cream of pumpkin soup and my husband had cream of potato. Both were accompanied by a slice of freshly made wholegrain bread and a yogurt/herb dip. Very delicious and perfect place to spend a rainy afternoon!

From the owner: Für Events, Hochzeiten oder Firmenfeiern ist das Kavalierhaus Klessheim in Salzburg Österreich die…read moreperfekte Eventlocation. Zudem bietet das Kavalierhaus Catering auf Hauben Niveau für hauseigene und externe Events, inklusive Lieferung: Das Green Catering ist besonders nachhaltig und perfekt für Ihr Green Event geeignet. Für geschäftliche Firmenfeiern, Firmenveranstaltungen oder auch Seminare, Tagungen, Workshops und Produktpräsentationen können auch einzelne Veranstaltungsräume & Seminarräume ab 20 Personen gemietet werden. Für elegante Veranstaltungen, wie Jubiläen, Geburtstagsfeiern, Weihnachtsfeiern und Sommerfeste in Salzburg Österreich stellt die Eventlocation Kavalierhaus Klessheim ein Veranstaltungsservice inklusive Eventmanagement bereit. Das Kavalierhaus Klessheim in Salzburg übernimmt dabei das Veranstaltungsmanagement wie Koordination und Planung und stellt, wenn gewünscht, Veranstaltungstechnik sowie Servicepersonal zur Verfügung. Im Garten des kleinen Schlosses in Salzburg können zudem Trauungen und Firmenfeste gefeiert werden, die wandelbare Location direkt an der Autobahn A1 ist gut öffentlich erreichbar und bietet kostenlose Parkplätze. Kavalierhaus Klessheim: Die Location in Salzburg.

What a lovely hotel. Everyone is so friendly. Just want to…read moregive an extra shoutout to Patrick the bartender for being incredible. Great food. Great atmosphere. Perfect location in Altstadt.

I've been visiting Salzburg since 1995, and with our daughter now living here, we've stayed in many…read moredifferent places over the years. But none have felt like home the way Hotel Goldener Hirsch does. The hospitality is exceptional. Warm, attentive and genuine. From the moment we arrived, we were made to feel not just welcomed, but cared for. Our room was beautifully appointed, with a view overlooking the Pferdeschwemme. It was comfortable in that rare way that makes you want to unpack, settle in and stay a while. Breakfast service delivered to our room each morning allowed us to ease into the day with quiet and comfort. In the evenings, we found ourselves at the hotel bar both before and after dinner, drawn in by the atmosphere and the incredibly welcoming bartender. I wish I had gotten his name. His professionalism, beautiful cocktails and way of making everyone feel like a regular added a layer of warmth that made those evenings feel special. I'm going to return. Hotel Goldener Hirsch is more than a luxury property. It's where we'll return, again and again, because it feels like coming home.

High on a Hill there's a lovely Fortress. Funicular up in 30 seconds as opposed to a 35 minute…read morewalk. The view from the Observation Tower is spectacular, an alp or two is always good eye candy. We spend about 2 hours wandering around, through the museum and courtyard. Look through every window you find and you can see why this Fortress was impenetrable. Also have a go with the bells on way out and if you have time come back to the bell area at 11.00am to hear the original mechanism working. A final drink and snack in the restaurant will afford those great views once more. We arrived early with few people around. Yes there are a lot of steps but they are well designed and shallow. The way down from the tower is separate to the way up so you don't get blockages. The rest rooms are fantastic just at the end of the Museum.

We took the funicular up and walked around the different museums in the fortress. The views of the…read morecity and the mountains were beautiful. Some of the major highlights of Fortress Hohensalzburg are the magnificent Princes' Rooms, the Magic Theater on the High Level, the Great Armory in the castle courtyard, the various museums (like the marionette museum, the tower and the historical museum) were all very interesting and detailed. Go up for the breathtaking views over the rooftops of the city. It was really interesting to learn how this fortress had evolved over a period of almost 500 years. If you want to do all, it would take 3-5 hours...it's huge.....

While in Salzburg, we opted to go to the Mozart Dinner Concert and I'm glad we did…read more The venue itself was beautiful and the restaurant decor downstairs was filled with intricate details that give this establishment its charm. What you need to know: *The show and dinner is a total of 3 hours. *The show starts off with music and during each mini break, you are served your starter, dinner and dessert. *Arrive on time because the show will start whether you are there or not. *The food was just okay. I wasn't keen on the vegetarian option because it consisted of all carbs. Keep in mind that you are mainly paying for the entertainment and not the food, so don't expect it to be Michelin quality. *Alcohol isn't included in the dinner package. You will pay separately at the end of the show. * For the most part, people dressed up for this dinner concert. Although, I did see some people dressed rather casual. To be on the safe side, I would dress on the nicer side. If you are visiting Salzburg, this dinner concert is a great way to end your trip.

Good...and could have been GREAT if they would explain the different in Menu Options at the time of…read morebooking. I wanted to book VIP, but not knowing exactly what the difference would be in food selection...I chose the lesser option. So we missed out on the desert (Salzburg Nockerln) but had another option which was delicious. We had booked our event for a Thursday, but due to travel delays..we called 2 hours prior,..and we were easily able to move our event one day later. GREAT Support and service. We arrived at 1800 as suggested, and sat down for dinner. We were given a choice of seating,..which was nice. We were given the right amount of attention by our waiter throughout the night. The concert seating was great. There were only 7 rows, so it didn't matter if we sat in the 1-6 or 7 and up (when selecting the ticket..the focus is put here). We actually ended up sitting in row 5..and right in the middle...so it was terrific. The performances were terrific.. and with a 15 minute intermission...lasted about 90 minutes.

The birth place and home of Mozart. Beautiful buildings where many people stop for photos, it's now…read morea museum to showcase all things Mozart. Cute little cafe out front, great coffee!! Grab some for your walking around the city.

This is an interesting museum in the old town of Salzburg. It's where Mozart was born on January…read more27, 1756. Very popular so try to go early morning or on a weekday if you can. It's open daily from 9 am to 5:30 pm. The latest admission is 30 minutes before closing time. Touring the museum is said to take about an hour, but I ran through it in about 25 minutes There is a text guide you can read on your mobile phone using a QR code. A tip: this museum is FREE if you have the Salzburg card. I got a 2 day card and I found it to be a great value, especially if you want to see the castle, use the bus, and even just see two other museums. You can buy it online as well.

Food, excellent. Service, kind and fast. Ambience is good! The healthy options were a breath of…read morefresh air!

This restaurant in a nice neighborhood on the hills above the river was a great find for gluten…read morefree food. We went for a late lunch and sat outside. I had the house salad with fried tofu and gluten free bread plus we tried the carrot soup - delicious and also had a fresh carrot, ginger, apple juice.