Getreidegasse

• Salzburg • Austria

Getreidegasse is the main street, shop’s, restaurant’s and souvenir’s paradise of the city, with courtyards of houses open for observation - a favorite walking place for both tourists and locals

Sightseeing of Salzburg. Getreidegasse is the main street, shop’s, restaurant’s and souvenir’s paradise of the city, with courtyards of houses open for observation - a favorite walking place for both tourists and locals. Getreidegasse lays through the entire old city from Rezidentsplats. V.A. Mozart was born and lived 1773-1780 years in one of these houses, here is a museum of the great composer which incidentally is not particular historic. The only place with the interior of intact Mozart era is the Dance Hall

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Getreidegasse is the main street, shop’s, restaurant’s and souvenir’s paradise of the city, with courtyards of houses open for observation - a favorite walking place for both tourists and locals

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