Mozart's Birthplace (Mozart Gerburtshaus) Salzburg

Getriedegasse 9, Salzburg , Salzburg, Austrian Alps, Austria - Phone: 43 662 844 313
  • Traveler Rating 3.50
    62 reviews 50 travel blogs 49 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Historic home, Specialty museum

    Popularity

    12of 72 attractions in Salzburg

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Mozart's Birthplace (Mozart Gerburtshaus) Salzburg

  • 1

    Walking All Day

    62 photos




















    Now we are in Salzburg, the 4th largest city in Austria, and the name Salzburg means "salt castle" which was derived from the barges that carried salt down the Salzach River. Salt is knick-named "white gold" and became an important trading commodity. …

  • 2

    Salzburg

    1 photo

    Entry containing 1 photo titled: Salzburg

  • 3

    My second day in Salzburg

    310 photos

    Unfortunately, as I predicted in my wordy last post, my computer died soon after I uploaded all of my pictures and as a result, I wont be able to add them for awhile unless I individually download them all one by one and re upload them. And I really don't have time for that right now.
    Going back to Salzburg, I had planned on letting myself …

Related BlogsMozart's Birthplace (Mozart Gerburtshaus) Salzburg

  • 1

    Salzburg: Alive with the sound of Mozart!!

    20 photos

    ... interesting collection of old rosaries. If old prayer beads don't do it for you, then maybe you could be like us and check out Mozart's birthplace. Its just the house he was born in and lived until he was about 5 years old. Yeah, it wasn't accessible so ...

  • 2

    15. A drink with jam and bread

    8 photos

    ... a gander around the town with our New Zealand friends Kelly and Matt. Our walk took us into the old city and past Mozart's birthplace and through the cute little shopping streets (on a side note, I've decided I really want a dirndl, and Blair's on ...

  • 3

    from Sulzburg to Salzburg

    33 photos

    ... hills that give the town its form (which can be a bit disorienting at first). In addition to churches, we visited Mozart's birthplace, which is now a small museum with several of his personal effects -- including some musical instruments he used as a ...

  • 4

    Salzburg

    ... . Arrived in Salzburg and promptly bought a "Salzburg Card" for the day...which gives you discounts at the tourist highlights. (Mozart's Birthplace< Mozart's House< Mozart's Toilet... you get the idea.  We were warned by the info bureau ...

  • 5

    salzburg austria the sound of a 9 hour tour?

    ... . Our guide Rafaela drove us and an elderly Chinese couple while she described the history behind the sites of Salzburg. We saw Mozart's birthplace, Mozart's boyhood home, Mozart's family home, A statue of Mozart and the cemetery where Mozart's sister is ...

  • 6

    Salt-Town

    99 photos

    ... I wasn't big on just seeing places were famous people lived, but they were open and free for me. The closest was Mozart's birthplace, so I went there first. The birthplace museum was filled with tidbits. Tidbits about his parents and sister, his wife ...

  • 7

    Following the Danube

    ... pictures around town and strolled the Getreidegasse, a picturesque narrow high street lined with souvenir shops, eateries and Mozart's birthplace. Visited the Dom, or Cathedral with its intricately moulded decoration and large painted dome and then back ...

  • 8

    I Have Confidence in Rain

    12 photos

    ... for free with the card). Two of the highlights were visiting Mozart's Birthplace and Mozart's Residence. I visited Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Birthplace first and that didn't really have a lot of memorabilia as I thought. In one of the rooms, they just ...

  • 9

    Mozart's birthplace and the city of singing

    15 photos

    ... too... Masochist? Never Then I strolled around Mirabell Schloss and Gardens (the palace one of the 'supposed celibate' Archbishops who ruled Salzburg built for his 'lady friend' and their 10 children). A well rounded day in all, and I'm off the world's ...

  • 10

    The hills are alive!

    10 photos

    ... The Von Trapp family's story is still fascinating, and has got me really interested. In keeping with the musical vein I visited Mozart's birthplace and where he lived for the first part of his life. The exhibition was very well done, and I actually ...