Austria’ precious pearl - Salzburg is usually associated with the glorious name of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart who was born there in 1756. Salzburg is so spectacular and full of its own unique spirit, that it certainly worth a visit. The Salzach river flows through the heart of the city dividing it in two parts and leaving Altstadt, the ancient part of the city, on the left bank. You just cannot avoid bursting into song or music when you are walking along the Salzach river, or climbing up to the Hohensalzburg fortress which rears over the city. It seems like the very air of the city is full of the sounds of music. Salzburg attracts visitors and tourists with its unique charm, people come here on business, for a romantic weekend, a short break or a family holiday. The city can offer different kinds of Salzburg hotels and other types of Salzburg accommodations from budget Salzburg hostels for student groups and cheap Salzburg hotels for budget travelers to luxury Salzburg hotels for the more pretentious visitors. Compare Salzburg hotels with inexpensive rates in the historical part of the city close to the historical sights, or compare family-run or privately owned Salzburg hotels in the city center with comfortable cozy Salzburg apartments. Luxury Salzburg accommodations are represented by world-renowned hotel chains and 4 and 5-star Salzburg hotels with stunning views of the picturesque Old Town. You should know that the level of provided services in most mid-range Salzburg accommodations is comparable to those of the high-ranked Salzburg hotels. We only advise you to compare Salzburg hotels and make your reservation in advance in order not to worry about that when arriving to the city.
 
 Do not miss an opportunity to visit the home of Mozart’s birth and the Mirabella Palace. If you are fortunate to be in Salzburg in July or August, when the world famous Salzburg Festival takes place, entertain yourself with operas, concerts and theatre plays in different locations throughout the city. Tourists traveling with families can choose an unusual salt mine tour (Salzweltn Salzburg in Bad Dürrnberg). Enjoy traditional cuisine in Salzburg restaurants and cafes, but be careful when ordering a meal in Austria, better ask the staff what your dish is made of, or expect to have sausage made of blood, or kidney and lungs of the cattle.
 Welcome to the city of music!