Framar is a small copy shop within walking distance from salzburg's central train station. the…read morebusiness is family owned and staff there are friendly, even tho a bit busy at times. the prices are reasonable and the service is good! special requests (like very out of the ordinary layouts and prints) sometimes can't be done, but everything within the usual services of a copy shop is done perfectly fine here. a place to try!

I have never used a laundry business in the U.S. however, after almost a full week between Vienna…read moreand Salzburg, with more travel ahead, we needed to launder our clothing. The hotel laundry pricing was outrageous, as one would expect. We were grateful to find this and it was in easy walking distance, We had grabbed extra paper handled grocery bags the night before and used those to carry our laundry there and back. The women working were friendly and helpful. We had mistakenly purchased fabric softener thinking it was laundry detergent but the attendant gave us some detergent. It may be the norm that it's provided but not sure. The machines are fast and efficient, took about 30 minutes to wash and we were able to walk around the area while it washed,

Great laundromat. Dropped our clothes off around 8am, picked them up same day. Everything clean and…read morefolded. Woman who waited on us spoke English!

Thought this was just another church tour but WOW WAS I WRONG! There are gardens, Mozart's baptism…read moretub & wait for it.... walk past the gardens and you find catacombs carved tunnels in the mountain. For only 2euro you walk the stairs inside the mountain for a breathtaking view from the stone carved out windows! To actually be inside a building carved from a mountainside is a wish of mine so a very pleasant surprise! Also the buried are allowed to stay on the grounds as long as the families pay a fee. Once they stop new people can and are buried in this centuries old cemetery. There are early 1400's and 2019 plots. Amazing flower beds and very well taken care of! Also there's a bakery right beside the water wheel at entrance of garden plots with the best hot steaming raisin bread I've ever had (4euros). Best ever! Truly a must do in Austria!

Magnificent graveyard. The era is 1800. Go at noon to experience the bells tolling while IN the…read moregraveyard. It is tricky to enter from around the driveway side of the church. You can miss it easily.

Great leather goods at a reasonable price. I got lederhosen and a pair of socks to take back to the…read moreUnited States. Very friendly atmosphere. I highly recommend this store.

One would think that creepy comes to mind with this sort of thing but I honestly found it to be a…read morerich historical and heartfelt experience. The small Ossuary (Bone House) dates back to the 12th Century with more than 1,200 skulls in the 8'x8' room. Six hundred and ten of those skulls are painted and sorted according to family names and dates of death. The ossuary was created in response to Halstatt's small size and lack of ground for traditional burials. The most recent addition to the ossuary was in 1995. The graves are opened 10+ years after burial and the bones are removed making room for the next local. The skulls were then bleached, cleaned and painted with decorative designs. Entry to the ossuary is 1,50 and is found on the quiet end of town. Of you look up a bit you'll see a church overlooking the city...head that way. There's also the more recent cemetery featuring beautiful graves with flowers and shrubs pouring over.

So I need to be honest and say that this is an almost unfair review. I love weird, creepy things…read moreso this type of place is right up my ally. Halloween is my favorite holiday and I was lucky enough to be able to go to Charnel House on Halloween. Its pretty easy to find, just walk to the church at the top of the hill. Go behind the church and check out the beautiful view near the amazing cemetery. You will see a small "house" with skulls and bones on the door, you pay a few Euros and walk into a small room. You are given a paper with all the info you will need and are allowed to spend as long as you want inside to view and pay respect to the deceased.