Hotels in Salzburg, Austria
Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg Airport
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Salzburg
Salzburg, the 4th largest city of Austria and a city of opposites, greatly combines architecture and nature, tradition and modernism as well as old and new. It is a city close to the German border and captivates its visitors and inhabitants with a spectacular view of the Alps.
Geographically, Salzburg is split in two by the Salzach River. On its left, you can find the astonishing old city or “Altstadt” with marvellous baroque and mediaeval buildings. On its right, the 19th-century new city or “Neustadt” is located with its modern buildings and lively neighbourhoods.
Salzburg is a city that offers something for everyone. Here you will find activities for young and old and everything in between. The cultural and musical offers around the city are endless and you can visit museums, concerts and exhibitions of all kinds. For visitors looking to experience the Austrian and also great international cuisines, the various restaurants and cafés are spread out all across the city. Several clubs ensure a lively nightlife for people to dance the night away. Families also have a great choice of activities when exploring Salzburg. Whether that be going to the toy museum, the nature museum or enjoying one of the rides in the old market square - everyone will be able to enjoy themselves when visiting.
Internationally known as the birthplace of the famous Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, you can trace his steps throughout the city and meanwhile admire the incredible views, historic buildings and incredible marketplaces.
Get your bearings
There is a reason that Salzburg has been known as a musical centre for centuries. When you visit the city, be sure to experience one of the many concerts that are on show throughout the entire year. These shows cover everything from classical music to modern pop or RnB. In the most fantastic locations, you will for sure be able to enjoy yourself and discover some great new musical experiences.
Don’t miss
Take in the breathtaking view from Fortress Hohensalzburg, a large medieval fortress. Constructed in 1077 it is now one of the largest fortresses in all of Europe. From there you can overlook the city as well as admire the surrounding nature and the incredible view of the Alps. Several museums also await you inside the fortress; some rooms have been reconstructed, and you can take a tour of those and get a feel of history.
While you’re there
Follow Mozart’s footsteps around the city and visit all the amazing places that he was connected to. You are able to have a look inside his birthplace and stroll along the street he grew up in and played in as a little boy. This is also one of the most photogenic alleys you will find around the city. Don’t forget to end your day with one of the famous Mozartkugeln, a delicious praline named after the renowned composer.
Salzburg, the 4th largest city of Austria and a city of opposites, greatly combines architecture and nature, tradition and modernism as well as old and new. It is a city close to the German border and captivates its visitors and inhabitants with a spectacular view of the Alps.
Geographically, Salzburg is split in two by the Salzach River. On its left, you can find the astonishing old city or “Altstadt” with marvellous baroque and mediaeval buildings. On its right, the 19th-century new city or “Neustadt” is located with its modern buildings and lively neighbourhoods.
Salzburg is a city that offers something for everyone. Here you will find activities for young and old and everything in between. The cultural and musical offers around the city are endless and you can visit museums, concerts and exhibitions of all kinds. For visitors looking to experience the Austrian and also great international cuisines, the various restaurants and cafés are spread out all across the city. Several clubs ensure a lively nightlife for people to dance the night away. Families also have a great choice of activities when exploring Salzburg. Whether that be going to the toy museum, the nature museum or enjoying one of the rides in the old market square - everyone will be able to enjoy themselves when visiting.
Internationally known as the birthplace of the famous Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, you can trace his steps throughout the city and meanwhile admire the incredible views, historic buildings and incredible marketplaces.
Get your bearings
There is a reason that Salzburg has been known as a musical centre for centuries. When you visit the city, be sure to experience one of the many concerts that are on show throughout the entire year. These shows cover everything from classical music to modern pop or RnB. In the most fantastic locations, you will for sure be able to enjoy yourself and discover some great new musical experiences.
Don’t miss
Take in the breathtaking view from Fortress Hohensalzburg, a large medieval fortress. Constructed in 1077 it is now one of the largest fortresses in all of Europe. From there you can overlook the city as well as admire the surrounding nature and the incredible view of the Alps. Several museums also await you inside the fortress; some rooms have been reconstructed, and you can take a tour of those and get a feel of history.
While you’re there
Follow Mozart’s footsteps around the city and visit all the amazing places that he was connected to. You are able to have a look inside his birthplace and stroll along the street he grew up in and played in as a little boy. This is also one of the most photogenic alleys you will find around the city. Don’t forget to end your day with one of the famous Mozartkugeln, a delicious praline named after the renowned composer.
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About the City
Most visitors spend 2–3 days in Salzburg, which allows time to explore the Old Town, Hohensalzburg Fortress, Mirabell Gardens, and nearby attractions.
The best time to visit Salzburg is spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) when the weather is pleasant and crowds are smaller.
Altstadt (Old Town) is best for sightseeing, while areas near Mirabell Gardens or Salzburg Hauptbahnhof offer quieter stays with good transport connections.
Free things to do in Salzburg include walking the Old Town, visiting Mirabell Gardens, exploring Getreidegasse, and enjoying views from Kapuzinerberg.
Salzburg is very walkable, especially the compact Old Town where most attractions are within walking distance.
Salzburg has cold winters, mild spring and autumn seasons, and warm summers, though rain showers are common throughout the year.
Yes. Popular day trips include Hallstatt, the Salzkammergut lakes, Hallein Salt Mines, and Berchtesgaden in Germany.
Local specialties include Salzburger Nockerl, Wiener Schnitzel, apple strudel, pretzels, and Mozartkugeln chocolates.
Pack comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, and a rain jacket, as Salzburg’s weather can change quickly.
Most major attractions in Salzburg are open year-round, although some seasonal tours and mountain attractions may have limited hours in winter.
Major attractions in Salzburg include Hohensalzburg Fortress, Mozart’s Birthplace, Mirabell Palace and Gardens, Salzburg Cathedral, Getreidegasse, and Hellbrunn Palace.
Yes. Hallstatt is about 1.5–2 hours from Salzburg by train or car, making it one of the most popular day trips from the city.
The Sound of Music tour visits famous filming locations around Salzburg, including Mirabell Gardens, Leopoldskron Palace, and Mondsee Church.
Yes. Berchtesgaden and the Eagle’s Nest are about 30–45 minutes from Salzburg and can be visited on a day trip.
Hohensalzburg Fortress is a medieval castle overlooking Salzburg’s Old Town and one of the largest preserved fortresses in Europe.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is recommended for business travellers thanks to its convenient location and easy access to Salzburg Central Station.
Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu is ideal for couples thanks to its boutique atmosphere and location in Salzburg’s historic Old Town.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is a good choice for families because it offers family rooms and easy walking access to Salzburg’s Old Town attractions.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is located next to the Festival House (Festspielhaus), making it convenient for attending concerts and festivals.
Yes. Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu is located in Salzburg’s historic Old Town (Altstadt).
Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu is located close to Mirabell Palace and Gardens and other Old Town attractions.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is within easy walking distance of Mozart’s Birthplace on Getreidegasse.
Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu offers convenient access to Salzburg Central Station via public transport connections.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is located within easy walking distance of Getreidegasse, Salzburg’s famous shopping street.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center offers easy walking access to Hohensalzburg Fortress and its funicular station.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is about 5–10 minutes walking distance from Salzburg Cathedral.
Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center is generally quieter than Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu, which is located in the busy Old Town.
Both Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg are about 4–5 km from Salzburg Airport, approximately 15–20 minutes by taxi.
Hotel Features & Services
Yes. Both Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg offer family rooms, with more availability at Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center.
Yes. Both Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg serve buffet breakfast with regional and international options.
Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available at both Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu and Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center.
Yes. Pets are allowed, but additional charges may apply. Guests should inform the hotel before arrival.
Accessible rooms are available at Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center only.
Yes. Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center has a small garage, and public parking garages are located near both hotels.
Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg offer standard rooms, superior rooms, suites, and family rooms, depending on the property.
No. Both Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg operate on a bed-and-breakfast basis without on-site restaurants.
No. Neither Leonardo Hotel Salzburg City Center nor Leonardo Boutique Hotel Salzburg Gablerbräu has a fitness facility.
No. Meeting or conference facilities are not available at Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg.
Yes. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated for breakfast with advance notice.
Yes. Air conditioning is available during the summer months at Leonardo Hotels in Salzburg.
Yes. Luggage storage is available for guests before check-in or after check-out.
