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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.

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Mozart Matinéen

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Mozart Matinéen

Location: Romanischer Saal St. Peter

Postfach 31, Salzburg, AT

+43662 436870

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Mozart Matinéen

Location: Romanischer Saal St. Peter
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Mozart Memorial

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Mozart Memorial

in the District Court (former "Pfleggericht"), birthplace of Mozart's mother, featuring Mozart's letters to his family, score excerpts, paintings. Mozart Fountain (1927) on Mozartplatz. Adults € 1, children € 0.50

Mondsee Bundesstr. 1a, St. Gilgen, AT

(0)6227 2348

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Mozart Memorial

in the District Court (former "Pfleggericht"), birthplace of Mozart's mother, featuring Mozart's letters to his family, score excerpts, paintings. Mozart Fountain (1927) on Mozartplatz. Adults € 1, children € 0.50
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Mozart Residence

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Mozart Residence

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Mozart Residence

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Mozart Residence [Museum "Mozart-Wohnhaus"]

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Mozart Residence [Museum "Mozart-Wohnhaus"]

How the "Dance Master's House" got its name We can trace the history of this house at No. 8 Makartplatz back to 1617. Actually, until 1685 it actually consisted of two buildings. It was first referred to as the "Dance Master's ...

Makartplatz 8, Salzburg, AT

+43662 874227-40

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Mozart Residence [Museum "Mozart-Wohnhaus"]

How the "Dance Master's House" got its name We can trace the history of this house at No. 8 Makartplatz back to 1617. Actually, until 1685 it actually consisted of two buildings. It was first referred to as the "Dance Master's House" in 1713: since 1711, a certain Lorenz Spöckner had been offering dancing lessons there for the nobility, in preparation for their life at court. The Mozarts move in Friends of the Spöckner family, the Mozarts moved into their apartment in 1773, shortly after their third journey to Vienna. The house on the Getreidegasse where Mozart was born had simply become too small for the family or to host social gatherings appropriately. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived at the house on Makartplatz until he moved to Vienna in 1781. His mother died in 1778 and sister Nannerl got married in 1784, moving to St. Gilgen. The father first lived alone in the ...
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Mozart Skulptur

Mozart Skulptur

Ursulinenplatz,

Mozart Skulptur

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Mozart's Birthplace

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Mozart's Birthplace

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Mozart's Birthplace

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Mozart's Birthplace [Museum "Mozarts Geburtshaus"]

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Mozart's Birthplace [Museum "Mozarts Geburtshaus"]

Famous residents of the "Hagenauer House": The Mozarts One certain house in the Getreidegasse always draws particular attention: No. 9, the house in which Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Salzburg’s most famous son came into ...

Getreidegasse 9, Salzburg, AT

+43662 844313

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Mozart's Birthplace [Museum "Mozarts Geburtshaus"]

Famous residents of the "Hagenauer House": The Mozarts One certain house in the Getreidegasse always draws particular attention: No. 9, the house in which Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Salzburg’s most famous son came into this world on 27 January 1756. His family actually lived here for 26 years, from 1747 on, occupying an apartment on the third floor. With parents Leopold and Anna Maria as well as sister "Nannerl", Mozart spend his childhood and much of his youth there. In 1773, the family moved to the house we know today as the "Mozart Residence", on the Makartplatz Square. Museum and "pilgrimage site" The famous composer's birthplace continues to be a magnet for Mozart fans and history buffs from around the world. It was actually the International Mozarteum Foundation which first opened a museum in the house back in 1880. Constantly developed and expanded, this ...
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Mozart's Piano Sonatas

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Mozart's Piano Sonatas

Choice classical morsels Nowhere in the world does Mozart's music touch the heart more closely than in his native town. The Renaissance Saal of the Radisson Blu Hotel in the Judengasse offers the appropriate ambience for a ...

Hinterwinkl 23, Elsbethen, AT

+43664 4235645

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Mozart's Piano Sonatas

Choice classical morsels Nowhere in the world does Mozart's music touch the heart more closely than in his native town. The Renaissance Saal of the Radisson Blu Hotel in the Judengasse offers the appropriate ambience for a delightful musical interlude.
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Mozarteum

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Mozarteum

The predecessor of the Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg was the "Cathedral Music Association and Mozarteum", founded in 1841 through the energies of Mozart's widow Constanze Weber Mozart.

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Mozarteum

The predecessor of the Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg was the "Cathedral Music Association and Mozarteum", founded in 1841 through the energies of Mozart's widow Constanze Weber Mozart.

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Mozarteum Foundation – Wiener Saal

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Mozarteum Foundation – Wiener Saal

A venue for special moments The Wiener Saal is named after the Wiener Mozartgemeinde [Viennese Mozart community], which assumed the costs for the design and layout of the recital hall , including the organ. The ambience is ideal ...

+43662 88940-30

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Mozarteum Foundation – Wiener Saal

A venue for special moments The Wiener Saal is named after the Wiener Mozartgemeinde [Viennese Mozart community], which assumed the costs for the design and layout of the recital hall , including the organ. The ambience is ideal for chamber music, but can also serve as an exclusive setting for gala dinners or small-scale events. It seats up to 200 concert audiences or 100 dinner guests.
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Mozartgolf-Region Eugendorf

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Mozartgolf-Region Eugendorf

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Mozartgolf-Region Eugendorf

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Mozarthaus Handels- und Versandges.

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Mozarthaus Handels- und Versandges.

Mozart Souvenirs Souvenirshops in Mozart's Birthday and Mozart's Residence and Web-Shop.

Makartplatz 8, Salzburg, AT

+43662 874227 44

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Mozarthaus Handels- und Versandges.

Mozart Souvenirs Souvenirshops in Mozart's Birthday and Mozart's Residence and Web-Shop.
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Mozartkino

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Mozartkino

The Kasererbräuhaus at Kaigasse 33 houses the Mozartkino, Salzburg's oldest movie theater. Its forerunners date back to 1905, when "Frieds Original-Elektro- Biograph" showed moving pictures on the first floor of the building. The ...

Kaigasse 33, Salzburg, AT

+43662 842222

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Mozartkino

The Kasererbräuhaus at Kaigasse 33 houses the Mozartkino, Salzburg's oldest movie theater. Its forerunners date back to 1905, when "Frieds Original-Elektro- Biograph" showed moving pictures on the first floor of the building. The side of the building away from the street was badly damaged by bombs during World War II. A Roman temple was discovered under the subsequent cinema hall when the house was reconstructed.
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Mozartplatz

Mozartplatz

Mozartplatz

Mozartplatz

Mozartplatz
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Mozartplatz Mozart Denkmal

Mozartplatz Mozart Denkmal

Mozartplatz Mozart Denkmal

Mozartplatz Mozart Denkmal

Mozartplatz Mozart Denkmal
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Mozartplatz Mozart Monument

Mozartplatz Mozart Monument

The story of the Mozart statue In the centre of the Mozartplatz is the Mozart statue by Ludwig Schwanthaler. The statue was to be erected in 1841 on the 50th anniversary of W. A. Mozart's death. However, the unveiling of the ...

Mozartplatz, Salzburg, AT

Mozartplatz Mozart Monument

The story of the Mozart statue In the centre of the Mozartplatz is the Mozart statue by Ludwig Schwanthaler. The statue was to be erected in 1841 on the 50th anniversary of W. A. Mozart's death. However, the unveiling of the monument was delayed by a year because a Roman mosaic had been found in the ground, which took time to recover. On 4 September 1842, the statue was ceremoniously unveiled in the presence of Mozart's sons. The Bavarian King Ludwig I was an important sponsor of the Mozart statue and donated the marble pedestal. A copy of the Roman mosaic can still be found at the foot of the statue. Mozartplatz then and now The Mozartplatz and its buildings play a significant role in the history of Salzburg. On the north side, the so-called Imhofstöckl (No. 5) houses the tourist information office. Behind it is part of the old city wall, which dates from the time of ...
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MozARTs

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MozARTs

Culinary SelectionAustrian cuisine Dining Spaces and Group Information 1 room Seats inside: 40 Seats in the garden: 100 Additional AmenitiesBarrierfree Dogs allowed

Mozartplatz 1, Salzburg, AT

+43662 843849

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MozARTs

Culinary SelectionAustrian cuisine Dining Spaces and Group Information 1 room Seats inside: 40 Seats in the garden: 100 Additional AmenitiesBarrierfree Dogs allowed
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Mozarts Espresso Gourmet

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Mozarts Espresso Gourmet

Number of indoor seats: 45 non smoking restaurant Number of outdoor seats: 116 Wheelchair accessible

Mozartplatz 1, Salzburg, AT

+43662 843849

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Mozarts Espresso Gourmet

Number of indoor seats: 45 non smoking restaurant Number of outdoor seats: 116 Wheelchair accessible
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Mozarts Geburtshaus

Mozarts Geburtshaus

Mozarts Geburtshaus

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Mozartwinkel, Café

Mozartwinkel, Café

Seats per room: 15/20 Seats garden: 30

+43662 842103

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Mozartwinkel, Café

Seats per room: 15/20 Seats garden: 30
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