A mighty fortress sits enthroned high above this Baroque city. Since 1997, Salzburg's historic Old Town has been recognized as a treasure of world cultural heritage, serving as the backdrop for festivities of every kind. In summer, its narrow, winding lanes are a hive of activity set amid traditional guild signs and artistic porticos.
There are many ways of getting to know Salzburg. Sit down in a café, restaurant or inn and look forward to the delights in store for you: the fluffy genuine "Salzburger Nockerl" are just as tempting as the tasty "Bauerngröstel". Wheter regional Austrian cooking or international cuisine, whether simple or epicure - on a stroll through Salzburg, whoever seeks, shall find.
Every Thursday morning Salzburg residents and guests meet at the market known as the "Schranne", a colorful market in front of St. Andrew's Church. It is dominated by a characteristic hustle and bustle in any kind of weather; fresh products, flowers and traditional handicrafts sell their hot cakes.
Traditional Salzburg Costumes - past and present: A fine exhibition of traditional everyday and festive dress as worn in the city and Province of Salzburg. Both contemporary costumes and examples of historical dresses from the baroque and Biedermeier epochs are on view.
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