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Join us for an extraordinary week full of music,
history, architecture, and gastronomy. |
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Salzburg is a small city with a unique charm, offering the perfect blend of stunning Alpine landscape, historic architecture, art, culture, tradition, and modern life -- all in a surprisingly compact area.
Nestled in the Austrian Alps along the Salzach River, Salzburg is a UNESCO World Heritage city renowned for its baroque architecture and shaped by both Italian and German influences. Famous as Mozart’s birthplace and a filming location for The Sound of Music, Salzburg’s rich musical legacy continues in the annual Salzburg Festival and Mozart Week. The city's museums showcase the region’s history, art, and culture—from local heritage at the Salzburg Museum to 20th- and 21st-century art at the Museum der Moderne, which also offers stunning views from the top of the Mönchsberg. Salzburg also serves as the gateway to picturesque lakes, breathtaking mountain scenery, and the historic mines of the Salzkammergut region, one of the most beautiful areas in the Alps. There is also a vibrant food scene -- from coffeehouses and traditional inns with freshly brewed beers to top-quality Michelin-starred restaurants, Salzburg is a city with no shortage of culinary offerings. |
Dates and Prices
June 14-21, 2026 (7 nights) from USD $3,850 Concert Performances
included: ORCHESTRA Camerata Salzburg with Rudolf Buchbinder, piano soloist Mozarteum CHAMBER MUSIC Hagen Quartett final concert in Salzburg Mozarteum Chamber Music Concert Residenz Palace |