[2025 Salzburg Attraction] Travel Guide for Museum der Moderne Monchsberg (Updated Jun)

Salzburg, a city surrounded by mountains and peace 🗻🍀 The birthplace of Mozart and the famous movie The Sound of Music Take the cable car, climb the snowy mountains, dress up as a princess, visit the castle, drink local beer (Detailed explanation of places to visit, stay, eat, student budget version) . . Let's go travel together Note: Every place we go, use the Salzburg Pass to enter for free There is no additional cost, so I won't write the price. . . ⭐️Museum der Moderne and Mönchsberg Elevator They are in the same building. For us, the Museum is just so-so. The exhibitions should change all the time. But the Mönchsberg Elevator is to take the elevator to see the view. Wow, it's magnificent, like a fairy tale. I recommend it in the evening because the view is very outstanding. We personally like The best time to go is around 4-5 pm Because the Museum closes at 6 pm and the elevator closes at 9 pm If you go at this time, you will be able to see both and the night view Museum: https://maps.app.goo.gl/an4qLUK3xZWDF4ZT9 Elevator: https://maps.app.goo.gl/QyBh6AR1FJ1r4Ha46 ⭐️Mirabell Palace and Mirabellgarten It's annoying It's February and it's in the evening Flowers and trees are falling and the sky is dark But I saw other people go in the summer and it's so beautiful So I don't apologize to anyone Besides my own heart Palace: https://maps.app.goo.gl/CDpCnFr1dbLQpeuK7 garten: https://maps.app.goo.gl/TNvDvv1CsvbPxmMs7 ⭐️Mozart Residence and Mozart's Birthplace If you are his fan, you should go, right? But if your knowledge of music and history is negative like Mean, you will finish walking around a bit faster. The only thing you get is Their family looks very similar. And their house is so big. 55555 If you run out of time and can only go to one place, I recommend Mozart's Birthplace. I think it's more interesting. But if you have time, go to them all, girls. The two places are just a short walk away. Mozarts Geburtshaus Residence: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EWDeDmMnkfTyMPJa6 Birthplace: https://maps.app.goo.gl/53fijcniQemC75k5A ⭐️Müllnersteg Padlocked bridge Just so-so. Just so-so. Padlocked bridge. Most of the padlocks are new. They probably remove the old love all the time. So hot. https://maps.app.goo.gl/RbujQDzS3FgGFnx9A ⭐️Untersbergbahn GmbH The highlight of the trip. If you can only go to one place on the trip, come here. You can take a cable car up the mountain. Super cool picture with a high view and a very cute restaurant It may be a bit far from the city, but come here Beg, plead It's really good, it's beautiful Just be careful, sometimes the cable car won't go up if the weather is very heavy Check the weather https://maps.app.goo.gl/iiJFNj5RFzvHSHhv6 ⭐️Salzburg Zoo Hellbrunn If you bring your children and grandchildren Come here, the children will scream It's an open zoo, open like Children chase chickens, secretly scared of birds pooping on their heads, something like that, very fun The zoo will surround the mountain It's like walking around the mountain to see animals. The atmosphere is very good I'm indifferent to zoos, but I still feel okay with this place If you have time left You should stop by. Zoo Salzburg https://maps.app.goo.gl/sbx6nmc6skgSzees6 ⭐️Fortress Hohensalzburg Inside there is Marionettenmuseum Salzburg, a viewpoint and other activities It's averagely beautiful, but you have to come here. You have to have it, right? The feeling is that it's one of the highlights. If you miss it, it's a waste of time. This is the style of taking the tram up to the top. It's like a castle. Inside there are both Easy-to-walk viewpoints that you can just peek your head out to see Extra viewpoints that are physically taxing, you have to walk up a hundred steps There are many small museums, including the Marionettenmuseum, which has a puppet show. I recommend that if you're still strong, take the tram up and walk down. The view while walking is beautiful. But Min isn't very smart, so walk up. Don't do it, you'll be very tired. Save your energy and go walk somewhere else. But if anyone is strong, please come https://maps.app.goo.gl/3aL5z2hQqyZLA2o4A ⭐️DomQuartier Salzburg What I like the most is There are ancient Austrian aristocratic dresses for us to wear for free. I repeat, free. You can walk and pick them up and put them on, whether they are children, men or women. My gang and I had so much fun. Then he saw me wearing a long pink floor-length skirt. He asked me if I wanted to try it on. It was a bit difficult to put on, but he helped me put it on. When I agreed, Oh my god. He helped me from head to toe. It was so magnificent that I thought I was a princess trying on a free wedding dress. While getting dressed, he explained what was what. It was so engaging. He was so passionate. And always compliment us that this is very beautiful, come in and so on, my heart is full. Very impressed, everyone must come here. DomQuartier Salzburg https://maps.app.goo.gl/9eFrgQNVkjiPK3UTA ⭐️ Haus der Natur Another place for kids. But if you are not a kid, you can still go. It is a museum that has everything in one place. Dinosaurs to Mars. There is a science experiment zone for kids that they can play all day. It is big, three floors. Simply put, it is so big that there is a picnic zone. You can rest and eat before continuing. There are no lockers for your bags here. Haus der Natur https://maps.app.goo.gl/k45K2HP9cMBTesw47 . . “Time to eat” I repeat, focus on saving money, so the food will be economical. Including, Min has to cook and eat by herself. Just went to a few shops, but it was awesome. . . ⭐️Augustiner Bräu Mülln If you want to eat instant noodles every day, it's pitiful. And eat outside only once in the trip. Come here. It's that good. It's a food and beer court that locals eat. When you walk in, it's a grand hall. The alley is divided into rooms 1, 2, 3, and there's an outdoor area. Food: Walk around and choose a shop and order. As for beer, pay for a ticket. Go get your own glass, wash it, and have it refilled for you. Delicious as ten, both the beer and the food. The price is also very good. If you want to enjoy the atmosphere like a local, come here. You won't be disappointed. https://maps.app.goo.gl/s9AaqM6nhznUY5ZB7 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelAustria #TravelEurope #salzburg #TravelSalzburg

By exploring the world from a diverse perspective, you’ll also embrace new insights. This beautiful vision is within reach thanks to the five great treasures of the city of Salzburg and the Salzkammergut region. The journey to the five treasures will unfold a series of stunning panoramic views for you, sincerely inviting you to temporarily escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and step into a feast for the soul. Here, what you see is the sedimentation of history, and ultra-modern technology is cleverly hidden behind the scenes, because in this world, the magic of the past is the most moving call, which makes every journey an encounter across time and space. On the occasion of the festive season, the five treasures are also bathed in brilliant glory. 🚂 Part 1. Schafberg Train (P1-P4) If there is such a thing as love at first sight in this world, it might be love at first sight for the SchafbergBahn. The dazzling red carriage slowly travels through the rugged and winding alpine meadows full of flowers. Not to mention the beautiful scenery it is in, it is a landscape in itself. Take the Schafberg Train and slowly climb to the top of the mountain at an altitude of 1,783 meters. The entire journey takes only 35 minutes. However, faced with the beautiful scenery along this steepest cog railway in Austria, you may feel that you haven't had enough when you reach the end. During this journey, every meter of ascent and every winding turn seemed to bring us into a whole new perspective. When arriving at the top of the mountain, passengers will see 11 lakes with their own characteristics, like shining pearls lost in the world. On a clear day, the view stretches endlessly, with the majestic Hohe Tauern and Grossglockner mountains looming before your eyes. 🚢 Part 2. Cruise on Lake Wolfgang (P5-P8) As timeless as the Schafberg Railway is the boat trip on Lake Wolfgang (Wolfgangsee Schifffahrt). The gentle waves caressing the water surface and the fresh breeze blowing towards you make people intoxicated. Since the 19th century, the Schafberg Railway and Lake Wolfgang boat trips have left an indelible mark on this famous holiday paradise, and Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth (Sissi) also stayed in the Salzkammergut during their summer vacations. As Austria's leading inland passenger fleet, this journey has seven carefully designed stops with different styles, including picturesque Strobl, historic St. Wolfgang, peaceful and tranquil St. Gilgen, and many other natural and cultural treasures. During the journey, you will see classic villas on the shore, telling stories of the past in an elegant manner; the lake water is rippling, changing from green to blue, and you can feel the purity and tranquility from nature; plus the melodious bells at noon, echoing between the valleys like the sound of nature. The majestic Zwölferhorn and the beautiful Schafberg from afar weave together a pure and indescribable "Salzkammergut feeling" - a unique experience that combines natural beauty, historical culture and spiritual home. 🚠 Part 3. Salzburg Fortress Cable Car (P9-P12) Hohensalzburg Fortress is one of the most magnificent castle complexes in existence, with its roots dating back to the 11th century. This castle is not only Salzburg's dazzling business card, but also the dream of countless travelers. Whether it is a winter wonderland covered in snow or a summer scenery full of greenery, the Hohensalzburg Fortress attracts visitors from all over the world with its unique charm. Taking the convenient and comfortable Festungsbahn is undoubtedly the best way to explore this historic fortress. The locals never call it "castle", which gives the Salzburg Fortress a special kind of intimacy and mystery. It is worth mentioning that the Fortress Cable Car Railway is not only the oldest transportation route in Austria, but also an aerial bridge connecting the old town of Salzburg and the fortress. It's short but steep, and has been efficiently and safely transporting travelers to historic high points since 1892. The 2011 modernization cost approximately 4 million euros and introduced new carriages and electrical systems to make the journey smoother and more pleasant. The cable car runs every 10 minutes and can carry up to 55 passengers per trip. It departs from the valley station in the center of the old town (Festungsgasse 4) and takes you to the top station at an altitude of 536 meters in a blink of an eye. During the journey, you can see the city's treasures such as Salzburg Cathedral. When you reach the top of the mountain, you will see dark green mountains and rolling sea of ​​clouds. The shock and reverie will linger in your heart for a long time. 🌄 Part 4. Monk Mountain Cable Car (P13-P16) Take the Mönchsberg Aufzug cable car and you will reach the top of the Mönchsberg Mountain at an altitude of 485 meters, which is the heart of the charming city of Salzburg, in just 30 seconds. You can immerse yourself in the avant-garde art atmosphere of the Salzburg Museum of Modern Art, stroll through the picturesque natural scenery, or savor delicious food at the renowned m32 restaurant. Monk Mountain, a paradise favored by tourists and local residents, is instantly transformed into a green haven away from the hustle and bustle through a fast and comfortable cable car journey. Lush meadows, dense forests, ancient fortifications and castle ruins contrast with the bustling and noisy Mozart City at the foot of the mountain, yet they are intertwined with the city landscape during walking exploration. The splendid views of the old town, such as Salzburg Cathedral and Getreidegasse, are even more spectacular from the top of the hill. The cable car starts at Gstättengasse 13 in Salzburg. Each trip can accommodate 17 passengers, who share a pleasant journey in a 60-meter-long cabin. Dogs on leashes are allowed free of charge. 🐳 Part 5. Water Mirror Museum (P17-P19) Under the azure sky above the Baroque roofs of Salzburg, the multimedia exhibition "WasserSpiegel" (Water Mirror) leads visitors to explore the mysteries of water treatment. The exhibition is cleverly integrated into the elevated water tank on the top of the Mönchberg, which has a huge capacity of 25,000 cubic meters and silently nourishes the thousands of residents of Salzburg. The sometimes whimsical, sometimes profound exhibits gradually reveal the mysteries of Salzburg's water supply system. The audio guide is free and included in your ticket, and for professionals, exclusive guided tours are available on request. The "Water Mirror" exhibition uses an entertaining and educational approach to allow children to experience the charm and magic of water in the interactive experience area, the fantasy world of the technical exhibition, and the water tasting session. Whether it is summer or winter, if the weather is bad, the museum maintains a comfortable constant temperature of 12 degrees Celsius, making people forget the wind, frost, rain, snow or scorching sun outside. Therefore, no matter what season it is, visitors please remember to bring warm clothes. Anyone who is interested in water culture should not miss the "Water Mirror" Museum. 💡 Part 6. Digital Pocket Guide The 5treasures-journey website is an electronic pocket guide with the core concept of "rediscovering the ancient charm". It is equipped with an audio guide, rich historical allusions and anecdotes, and 360-degree panoramic images. The guide is completely free for all visitors and can be explored online via smartphone app, tablet or PC. Salzburg, Salzburger Land

#EuropeanTravel #MönchsbergObservationDeck #Salzburg #Austria The famous observation deck in Salzburg is Hohensalzburg Fortress. However, if you want to capture the entire view of Salzburg with Hohensalzburg Fortress on camera, I recommend Mönchsberg ObservationDeck. Mönchsberg is originally an art museum located on a mountain. If you take the elevator up, there is a gallery, restaurant, and open-air cafe on the mountain. It is a modern building that is surprisingly rare in Salzburg. The art museum and cafe are popular, but the highlight here is the observation deck...If you go up a little further along the mountain path, there is a bench with a wide view...Surprisingly, there are not many people, so it might be a little scary..;;;

#2024wish I typically don't quite enjoy visiting musuem when I am overseas. However, I saw many good reviews for Musuem Der Moderne of Salzburg Austria. Thus, I decided to give it a try. When I was there, I was quite surprised by the experience. I found many interesting art pieces. The top of the musuem was also breathtaking. In 2024, I hope I can visit BMW musuem.

#EuropeanTravel #AustrianTravel #Salzburg #MönchsbergObservation Deck 📍Address: Gstättengasse 13, 5020 Salzburg, Austria🇦🇹 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: An observation deck that overlooks the city of Salzburg at a glance. It is a place where you can easily go up by elevator instead of funicular. 📍Key Points: You can take the elevator to go up and enjoy the beautiful view of Salzburg, and there is a well-made walking trail behind it, so you can take a leisurely walk while looking at the city. 📍Average price per person: Salzburg Card (48H) 35 euros Mönchsberg Observation Deck is an outdoor observation deck located in Salzburg. It is an observation deck that you can easily go up by elevator instead of funicular. If you have a Salzburg Card, you can also go up here for free, and many tourists visit here because you can enjoy the beautiful night view of Salzburg. Since it is near the city center, I recommend that you take your time looking around the city and tourist attractions, and then come back at night as the last stop on your itinerary. There is a well-made walking path behind the observation deck, so you can take a walk while enjoying the beautiful view of Salzburg. If you go to Salzburg, be sure to visit the Mönchsberg observation deck, where you can take the elevator up and see the beautiful view of Salzburg :)