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The SalzburgerLand Card offers enormous benefits and free admissions

Get an overview: here you will find the right offer for your stay.

The voyage of discovery can begin.

From the middle of April, you will find an overview of the situation of all participating 2021 SL Card attractions here. You can currently also still find the overview map from 2020 (which will differ in a few attractions from the current season). From the end of April 2021, you can take a look at the new brochure for the 2021/22 seasons, which shows all the detailed information about the excursion destinations.

TIP: Either benefit from a 24-hour Salzburg Card OR enjoy a free trip on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road! The choice is yours!

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Miet Fritz

Miet Fritz

Miet Fritz

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Mietwagen-Pongau.at

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Mietwagen-Pongau.at

Our activity as a KIA dealer in Pongau gave rise to the idea of offering a rental car service due to increased requests in the past. From December 2015, this vision will become a reality! As with all our activities, the focus ...

(0043) 64152012025

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Mietwagen-Pongau.at

Our activity as a KIA dealer in Pongau gave rise to the idea of offering a rental car service due to increased requests in the past. From December 2015, this vision will become a reality! As with all our activities, the focus will be on the customer! That means we will endeavor to offer the best possible service. In connection with this, we calculated very cheap rental prices. A large selection of vehicles is available to anyone interested, with all vehicles being "young" for a maximum of 6 months! Of course, we are also ready to respond individually to our customers' special requests. Please do not hesitate to ask us! The MIETWAGEN PONGAU team
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MIGRA Gastro GmbH Co. KG, SmartHOTEL

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MIGRA Gastro GmbH Co. KG, SmartHOTEL

MIGRA Gastro GmbH Co. KG, SmartHOTEL

+436433/20000

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MIGRA Gastro GmbH Co. KG, SmartHOTEL

MIGRA Gastro GmbH Co. KG, SmartHOTEL
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Mike Clegg

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Mike Clegg

Mike Clegg is a travel and architecture photographer from London who visited the Salzburger Saalachtal and discovered a few fun and adventurous things.

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Mike Clegg

Mike Clegg is a travel and architecture photographer from London who visited the Salzburger Saalachtal and discovered a few fun and adventurous things.

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Mike Clegg & Ben Green

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Mike Clegg & Ben Green

Ben Green and Mike Clegg captured in their lenses impressive natural wonders and rich colours in Zell am See-Kaprun.

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Mike Clegg & Ben Green

Ben Green and Mike Clegg captured in their lenses impressive natural wonders and rich colours in Zell am See-Kaprun.

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Mikl, Café

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Mikl, Café

This traditional confectionery specializes in pastries baked in-house and a very decent breakfast, like from a bygone era.

(0043) 6245 80229

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Mikl, Café

This traditional confectionery specializes in pastries baked in-house and a very decent breakfast, like from a bygone era.
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Milchautomat

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Milchautomat

Every day fresh milk and eggs directly from the farm (24 hours). € 1,-/1 liter milk, € 3,50/10 eggs opening times market: Sunday, Wednesday, Friday 5pm-6.30pm milk, eggs, noodles, cheese, bacon, sausages, jam, honey, grog, ...

0043 6457 2204

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Milchautomat

Every day fresh milk and eggs directly from the farm (24 hours). € 1,-/1 liter milk, € 3,50/10 eggs opening times market: Sunday, Wednesday, Friday 5pm-6.30pm milk, eggs, noodles, cheese, bacon, sausages, jam, honey, grog, ...
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Milchbar - Ois Aussa Müch

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Milchbar - Ois Aussa Müch

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Milchbar - Ois Aussa Müch

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Milchladen der SalzburgMilch

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Milchladen der SalzburgMilch

+43662 2455-0

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Milchladen der SalzburgMilch

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Mile-stones in the History of Salzburg

Mile-stones in the History of Salzburg

Pre-history and Roman Times: Prehistoric finds, some dating back to the New Stone Age, attest to the settlement of the Salzburg region from the earliest times. During the Hallstatt period (approx. 1000-450 BC) the salt found at ...

Mile-stones in the History of Salzburg

Pre-history and Roman Times: Prehistoric finds, some dating back to the New Stone Age, attest to the settlement of the Salzburg region from the earliest times. During the Hallstatt period (approx. 1000-450 BC) the salt found at Dürrnberg near Hallein was mined and an important trade developed, leading to a dense settlement of the area. Salzburg (Juvavum) recieved its municipal charter under Emperor Claudius (41-54 AC). Around 470: St. Severin came to Salzburg; a monastic community founded Around 700: St. Rupert came to Salzburg, had St. Peter's Church built, renovated St. Peter's Monastery and founded a convent on Nonnberg. St. Rupert is considered the founder of modern Salzburg. 8th Century: During the reign of Charlemagne Salzburg was for a while the seat of the dukes of Bavaria, then became a bishopric and later an archbishopric with a rich endowment of land. The ...
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Milking

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Milking

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Milking

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Mill hiking path in Ebenau

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Mill hiking path in Ebenau

Detailed information about the individual mills and a plan of the walk is available from the Tourist Office in Ebenau.

+43 6226 8384 61

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Mill hiking path in Ebenau

Detailed information about the individual mills and a plan of the walk is available from the Tourist Office in Ebenau.
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Milleniumsweg

Milleniumsweg

Milleniumsweg

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Miller hiking bus stop

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Miller hiking bus stop

In summer our hiking bus will take you comfortably and easily to the starting point of your hike or day trip. With the Hochkönigcard you can even use it free of charge and unlimited. You can find the timetable under ...

Am Gemeindeplatz 7, Maria Alm am Steinernen Meer, AT

+43 6584 20388

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Miller hiking bus stop

In summer our hiking bus will take you comfortably and easily to the starting point of your hike or day trip. With the Hochkönigcard you can even use it free of charge and unlimited. You can find the timetable under www.hochkoenig.at, on the Hochkönig app as well as in your tourist information. Further detailed information and prices for the daily bus service can be found at www.oebb.at.
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Milton!

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Milton!

Bistro Milton! offers vegetarian and vegan dishes during the week, while Saturdays also include a balanced breakfast. For those between-meal hunger pangs, they serve cakes and tortes as well as small snacks. Culinary ...

+43676 3661174

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Milton!

Bistro Milton! offers vegetarian and vegan dishes during the week, while Saturdays also include a balanced breakfast. For those between-meal hunger pangs, they serve cakes and tortes as well as small snacks. Culinary offerings: Organic, vegetarian and vegan cuisine glutenfree, fructosefree and lactosefree dishes; take-away Rooms: 1 room, 30 seats Children welcome, dogs allowed
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Mima-Fashion

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Mima-Fashion

Selected fashion labels for women men, etc. @key Largo @Blue Monkeys @Goorin Bros. @Be Famous @Metamorphza Selected designer pieces by local artists, etc. @SK Y ART of Lifestyle Leather Design @ ninelicht.at lamp ...

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Mima-Fashion

Selected fashion labels for women men, etc. @key Largo @Blue Monkeys @Goorin Bros. @Be Famous @Metamorphza Selected designer pieces by local artists, etc. @SK Y ART of Lifestyle Leather Design @ ninelicht.at lamp design @TrustMe home accessories @Glemmart Holzkunst @Tina Schwarz artist @Lainer Tile Design @Pinzgauer steel and metal construction @ Haslauer installations
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Miner's World in Angertal

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Miner's World in Angertal

To a time that was hard and filled with deprivations, a time that pushed the miners of precious metals to the very limits of their strength and endurance. And unfortunately, even far beyond. In an original historic location, ...

Tauernplatz 1, Bad Hofgastein, AT

+43 6432 3393 260

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Miner's World in Angertal

To a time that was hard and filled with deprivations, a time that pushed the miners of precious metals to the very limits of their strength and endurance. And unfortunately, even far beyond. In an original historic location, Miners’ World documents those days, providing visitors with compelling insights into the history of gold and silver mining. Angertal, one of the most beautiful side valleys in Gastein and roughly at the same elevation as Bad Hofgastein, was well known even in the Middle Ages for its rich gold and silver deposits. Mining began here very early in the region’s history. One unique aspect of the mining activities here, was that the ore was processed practically in the same place it was found. This occurred in a total of seven smelters which archaeologists were able to discover, and which have been dated to between 1490 and 1530. Because of the tremendous ...
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Mineral Exhibition

Mineral Exhibition

Mineral exhibition at the Bad Gastein youth hostel. The mineral showroom is open in the summer months every Tuesday from 8:00 - 11:00 am or upon arrangement by telephone.

Ederplatz 2, Bad Gastein, AT

0043 676 303 71 27

Mineral Exhibition

Mineral exhibition at the Bad Gastein youth hostel. The mineral showroom is open in the summer months every Tuesday from 8:00 - 11:00 am or upon arrangement by telephone.
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Mineraliengrotte Kalkofen

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Mineraliengrotte Kalkofen

Wald 126, Wald im Pinzgau, AT

0043 6565 82430

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Mineraliengrotte Kalkofen

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Mineralienkabinett

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Mineralienkabinett

Since the 18th century minerals from Leogang had been in renowned collections, for example the collection of Baron von Moll (1760 – 1838), which was stolen by the troops of Napoleon and transported to Paris.

Leogang, AT

0043 664 337 58 52

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Mineralienkabinett

Since the 18th century minerals from Leogang had been in renowned collections, for example the collection of Baron von Moll (1760 – 1838), which was stolen by the troops of Napoleon and transported to Paris.
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