This post office is located in Unterhaching. It is small, but I don't mind. It can get quite busy…read moresometimes with people sending parcels or letters or picking up packages.

So I never thought I would be writing a review for a post office. Sadly, Salzburg left a bad taste…read morein our mouths thanks to this post office. We visited the post office on two separate occasions to buy stamps and send some postcards. All of the postcards were going to the US except one that was sent to Canada. None of the US postcards ever arrived but the Canadian postcard arrived. It's true the post officer workers were a bit surly but that's standard right? Not sending mail is a federal offense in the US I imagine, but I guess it's ok in Austria if you hate Americans? Seriously, it's not possible to lose that many postcards unless it's on purpose. I wish I had sent the postcards from Innsbruck as I did not detect anti-American sentiment there. I think the government in Salzburg needs to reign in this post office.

As an American expat & long-time resident of the city of Salzburg, I'm rating/correcting only Mary…read moreR's first, willfully naive comment above. The post office in question is just fine and provides good service to the hundreds of thousands of tourists and locals who frequent it every year! But how Mary could presume that merely because she finds the decor pretty and clean, it must be a privatized, i.e. non-governmental service, is frustratingly typical of the blithely ignorant Americans who wander the city with their rose-colored, Sound of Music glasses on. Geez Louise.... no country in its constitutionally right mind would privatize its postal services. Not even pretty little Austria.