A typical western style shopping mall. It's very nice, there are a lot of store and food options…read moreunder one roof. It is a bit out of town, but it's so easy to get there by public transportation. It's closed on Sundays, just like most places in Salzburg, so be aware. I bought a beautiful dirndl dress, with blouse and apron at Peek & Cloppenburg there for an amazing deal (around $160 total). Compared to what you pay in downtown Salburg for similar dress it's worth going here just for that. We ate at the Interspar Restaurant, which was not bad - it's almost like a buffet style - you walk around, grab what you like and then head to a cashier to pay for what you pick up. I ordered schnitzel and potatoes with pickles, which was about $11. They also have salad bar, hot meals, soup options etc. They also have a coffee shop next door, which is a complete mess - they are "over the counter" coffee shop, but they take orders in random. There is never a clear line and no one tells you, if they are just waiting for their order to pick up and it seems like everyone just pushes to the front to get in front of you. It also doesn't help, if you don't speak German. The mall gets extremely busy on Fridays and Saturdays, so be prepared for a lot of people everywhere. Seems like the whole city shops here. Good deals, a lot of different and "value" stores to choose from.

Place was busy this evening around 4pm. Bought a couple of sweet treats from the bakery. Also…read morebought two 1 liters of Coke.

love Aldi for all the European foods and fresh veggies and fruit all packed individually like the…read moredo in Europe...more European food please

Considering that most of Ulrike's clothing is hand made in Austria, the prices are surprisingly…read morereasonable. Also she's charming and quite helpful. A great place to pick up souvenirs and clothing before heading home.

Packs up early so make sure you get there before 1. The map also has it in the wrong place. It's…read morelocated at a place called Metro close by. There is also another flea market two minutes down the road underneath the Adler. Both markets have a bit of junk to sift through but there are a few jems to be found. Some religious iconography, traditional Austrian clothing/regular clothing. Mid Century (mostly west germ pottery, murano glass spheres, saw one Bitossi), military garb (swords etc), Bohemian crystal, costume jewellery and Austrian wooden crafts etc.. Junk was 2000s trinkets, electronics, records, fishing gear (quite a bit). Overall glad I went but went and found something to take home for cheap so I'm happy.... would I recommend? Well if you're into flea markets and around town, yes. If you're a casual flea then no. Not curated enough for the average punter. Takes about half an hour to get around. It's easy to get to - just take the number 10 or 2 bus, get out at the airport and 5 mins walk along the main road and you're there.

I would give less than 1 star if I could. Just a couple of nice stores but overall a very…read moredisappointing outlet.