A Review On Salzburg, Austria

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Until now, this place is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and has become one of the best recommended tourist attractions in eastern Europe. Why is it called the most beautiful? Because every side of this city is very charming, both for its architecture and for its natural scenery.

This beautiful city stretches along both banks of the River Salzach. It is also considered the romantic Old Town, where the city's neighborhood has a typical density of medieval streets. There are cobblestone courtyards that are fun to explore, as are the large residential square between Neutor and the Neugebäude district.

Salzburg is hitherto known as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Obviously there are various festivals here featuring Mozart's music. Even the melody that rings every day in the glockenspiel is a melody inspired by Mozart's works.

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Hangar-7 is an aircraft exhibition area located in Wilhelm-Spazier-Straße, Salzburg. This building is owned by an Austrian enery drink company, Red Bull GmbH, and opened to the public for the first time in 2003. Unlike the traditional hangar which is only used to store airplanes, Hangar-7, apart from aircraft, also has several collections of helicopters. and F1 racing cars. At least about 25 historical aircraft on display in this area. This modern architectural building is one of the main landmarks in Salzburg due to its airfoil shape and the entire exterior walls of the building are made of glass. This tourist spot can be visited every day from 9 am to 10 pm.

Schloss Leopoldskron is a 3-star hotel building located in Leopoldskron-Moos, southern Salzburg region. The hotel is about 2 km away from the Altstadt. Formerly the hotel building was the Austrian Royal Palace which was built in 1736. The palace was built on an area of 7 hectares by order of Prince Leopold Anton Eleutherius von Firmian. This building has a Rococo architecture and in the front yard there is a pond called the Leopoldskroner Weiher. Since 1947 this building has been the venue for the Salzburg Global Seminar and in 2014, this building was officially converted into a hotel. Despite being a hotel, Schloss Leopoldskron maintains its classic values and history, and is part of the Historic Hotels of Europe.

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One of the features of the Salzburg is its relatively close distance between attractions and popular tourist destinations. Walking in this city is an experience that you should try, especially because by walking you can also find small streets that offer a variety of cozy restaurants and small cafes, and various souvenir shops that sell local handicrafts.
Getreidegasse is one of those streets that really adds to the features of the City of Salzburg. Many successful local businesses and traditional craftsmen are based in this place. This is very clear from various fashion shops, leather shops, antique shops, to traditional lodgings, which makes Getreidegasse one of the favorite tourist destinations in Salzburg.

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Salzburg has a history with art and culture, so it is not only a city designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but also as a city with "extraordinary value for humanity". Like Vienna, Salzburg is a Baroque city with architecture that will make you feel as if you are entering a fantasy world.
The Baroque-style architecture in the city was designed by two Italian architects, Vincenzo Scamozzi and Santino Solari, to the point of being dubbed "Rome in the North", you know! Many housing and shops from the Middle Ages have also been preserved well to this day.
Besides being famous as the location for filming the movie The Sound of Music, Salzburg is also famous as the birthplace and hometown of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mozart was born in Salzburg in 1756 on Getreidegasse and lived in Makartplatz. Now, the two historical buildings have been turned into museums and tourist destinations, so you can visit this place to see what the past life of this famous music composer is like. Interestingly, even if you are not someone who is crazy about Mozart, you will definitely end up buying Mozart-themed souvenirs too because you will most likely see Mozart's face or hear his music in almost all souvenirs sold in Salzburg!