Jedermann (Everyman) by now has become synonymous with the Salzburg Festival. Its first showing also marked the birth of the Salzburg Festival. This year, Nicolas Ofczarek will repeat his last year’s excellent performance of the Jedermann.
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Jedermann: The Salzburg Festival’s Signature Stage Play
18.04.2012
by amadeohotel
Cats and Dogs: Salzburg’s “Schnurlregen” explained
Those of you who have been to Salzburg already might still remember the ‘Salzburger Schnurlregen’ (string rain) from their own experience. But where does this somewhat odd name hail from? And why does this weather phenomenon mainly hit Salzburg? We have the answers and a couple of waterproof tips for those rainy days in Salzburg. read more
22.03.2012
by amadeohotel
Salzburg in Spring
Slowly, the long winter is retreating back into the mountains, making way for spring. Salzburg is a tourist magnet during every season.
Experience the unique atmosphere of the town and discover all the beauty that the World Heritage Site Salzburg has to offer. Soak up the first warming rays of sun while undertaking one of many charming city walks. read more
21.03.2012
by Angelika Dorigo
Salzburg Toy Museum
Visiting the Salzburger Spielzeugmuseum (Salzburg Toy Museum) will not only give the kids a new and different perspective on the world of games and toys. Together with game pedagogues both young and grown-up visitors can take part in exciting play and creative workshops. Special exhibitions display a variety of international and regional topics – all around toys. read more
19.03.2012
by amadeohotel
Salzburg Easter Festival 2012
from March 31st to April 9th 2012
The Salzburg Easter Festival was founded by Herbert von Karajan in 1967 and is considered to be one of the most renowned and most exclusive classical festivals in the world. Herbert von Karajan headed up the Easter Festival until he passed away in 1989.
28.02.2012
by Angelika Dorigo
Stefan Zweig Centre Salzburg
The Stefan Zweig Centre in Salzburg is a must-see for everyone who loves literature! We recommend you combine your visit at the museum with a stroll up the Salzburgian’s favourite ‘Hausberg’ (home mountain), the Monchsberg, high up above the Felsenreitschule and Festival Halls.
24.02.2012
by Angelika Dorigo
The Dwarf Garden of Salzburg
Located directly in the centre of Salzburg’s new town, you can find the so-called “Zwergerlgarten” (dwarf garden). Europe’s oldest dwarf garden is part of the baroque Mirabell Garden. It lies just an easy stroll away from the Mirabell Garden underground car park.
15.02.2012
by Angelika Dorigo
SOUND OF MUSIC – THE VON TRAPP VILLA IN SALZBURG
Where it All Began … the Von Trapp Villa in Salzburg
The former home of the famous singing Von Trapps is situated along Traunstrasse in Salzburg’s Aigen district, not far from the Aigen Church.
It was planned and constructed by the reknown Salzburg Architect Valentin Ceconi (1827 – 1888) and orginially was named „Villa Walburga“. Nowadays, the Von Trapp Villa is a listed building.
28.11.2011
by amadeohotel
Advent – Winter is coming to Salzburg
‘Tis the season to be jolly … for the Christmas Markets in Salzburg are opening again. They just provide us all with that warm, fuzzy feeling of Christmas everytime. read more
24.11.2011
by amadeohotel
JAZZ FEVER IN SALZBURG: 16TH AUTUMN JAZZ FESTIVAL 2011
Musical narrators, „ The Storytellers“, are going to be at the centre of attention during this year’s Autumn Jazz Festival in Salzburg, starting from Tuesday, 25th October to Sunday, 6th November 2011.
Salzburg Autumn Jazz Festival 2011
This year’s festival programme is the most diverse in the festival’s history so far.
17.10.2011
by amadeohotel
