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A b'sondere Zeit


Charity Advent concert
Schwarzstraße 28
Mozarteum
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 8969
Among the seemingly endless Christmas-themed musical events taking place every December in Salzburg is this performance, from which all proceeds go to local charities. Organized by and for the benefit of the Salzburg National Aid, the event features traditional Austrian music and dance, along with a charming variety of plays commemorating Jesus' birth. This less lavish, more community-oriented Christmas event offers perhaps a truer picture of Salzburg society; eight performances over three days are held at the Großer Saal at the Mozarteum in the Old Town. Admission rates are: EUR 22-26

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Haus für Mozart (House for Mozart)


Classical Music Venue
Hofstallgasse 1
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 8045 500
http://www.salzburgfestival.at...
Formerly known as Kleines Festspielhaus, Haus für Mozart (House for Mozart) has had a tumultuous history. After being rebuilt many times, Haus für Mozart now stands as a dazzling venue with multiple levels of seating so classical concert goers will have optimum vantage points. Decorated in gold hues, the venue is a great site to fill your ears with music like Mozart.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Internationales Folk Festival Hallein


Austria's biggest folk music festival
Verein Insel, Mauttorpromenade 6
Pernerinsel
Salzburg 5400
Austria
+43 6245 853940
http://www.folkfestival.or.at
Every year in October the sleepy little village of Hallein, located some 10km south of Salzburg, is invaded by thousands of revelers. Founded in 1988, the Hallein International Folk Festival is now the biggest event of its kind in the country. Not all festival-goers are folk music aficionados though, and plenty of people are just here for a good time. The festival attracts folk bands from all over Europe including the likes of Portuguese brass bands, Gypsy singers, Irish folk groups and Bavarian oompah bands.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Jazzit


The new generation of jazz
Elisabethstraße 11
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+1 43 662 883264
http://www.jazzit.at
A series of concerts originally called 'Jazz in the Theatre' took place at the Elizabeth Theatre, hence the name. In 2002 a venue called Jazzit opened its doors near the main station. Since then it has become the meeting point of the Salzburg jazz scene. Besides concerts with international stars, there are jam sessions taking place every Tuesday. But it is not only a haven for jazz lovers, but also a lively joint full of good music and a mixed crowd.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Jazzit photo by JulianBesch/julo.net
Photo: JulianBesch/julo.net
 

 
Kirche St. Andrä


Eventful Past and Present
Mirabellplatz
Salzburg 5572
Austria
+43 6474 2283
http://www.st-andrae.salzburg....
Situated across from Mirabell Castle, this church has had its fair share of tumult over the years. The first building was ravaged by fire in 1818 and was torn down shortly thereafter. Though another church was constructed on the site, it was badly damaged during World War II, and the original Gothic design of the church was lost in the reconstruction that took place after that. Nowadays, the twin spires and distinctive red roof make it stand out as a recognizable landmark in Salzburg's cityscape. In addition to its regular services, the church plays host to a range of events.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Landestheater Salzburg


Famed dramatics
Schwarzstraße 24
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 871512222
http://www.salzburger-landesth...
By far and away Salzburg's best-known theatre, the Landestheater stages elaborate productions of classic works as well as more contemporary pieces. Annual productions range from Opera to Ballet, musical theatre and productions for young people. With high stucco ceilings, plush red carpets, winding staircases, stunning boxes and enormous chandeliers, the interior is exactly what one would expect from such a highly-renowned establishment. The theatre also serves as one of the venues for the Salzburg Festspiele. Tickets cost from EUR 8 to EUR 50 depending on the production.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Landestheater Salzburg photo by eflatmajor
Photo: eflatmajor
 

 
Mozart Dinner Concert


Mozart and culinary delights by candlelight
St. Peter Bezirk I/IV
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 828695
http://www.salzburg-concerts.com/
The Mozart Dinner Concert is held in the atmospheric, baroque vaults of St Peter's Abbey. Visitors can savour a fine three-course meal accompanied by the Mozart Ensemble, which performs works composed by Salzburg's most famous son. The musicians are clad in historical costumes and the whole atmosphere transports you back to Mozart's times. While no doubt extremely touristy, the Mozart Dinner is a must for any visitor to Salzburg. Admission: EUR 45 adults; children EUR 25; EUR 125 families (2 adults, 2 children). Prices do not include drinks.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Mozart Dinner Concert photo by aggie85
Photo: aggie85
Mozart Dinner Concert photo by Jane Turner
Photo: Jane Turner
 

 
Mozartwoche (Mozart Week)


Mozart festival
Schwarzstraße 26
Mozarteum
Salzburg, Salzburg A-5020
Austria
+43 662 889400
http://www.mozarteum.at/
Every January, the International Mozart Foundation organizes a so-called Mozart Week to celebrate the composer's birthday. This series of concerts covers a range of genres from chamber music to symphonies and, along with a series of lectures and workshops, helps to paint a complete picture of the man and his work. Performers include the likes of The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra. Accompanying there is a series of events held at the Mozart Ton- und Filmarchiv, which discuss the topic Mozart and Film.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Republic


For The Free Spririted
Anton Neumayrplatz 2
Salzburg A-5020
Austria
+43 662 843448
http://www.republic.at/
Republic is an institution in Salzburg's nightlife with its great multicultural parties and concerts. From jazz to salsa to techno, musicians and DJs come from all over Europe to enchant their audience. Among others, party themes include Salsa and 80's Disco nights. The place is for art, culture and communication. Hence, not only are the local artists promoted but some come also from Poland, Turkey or Slovenia. The venue can accomodate up to 700 people. Here is a tip: don't only visit the place when it transforms into a club on friday and saturday nights but come here also to enjoy live music for breakfast. The restaurant is open everyday until 11p and the bar has been designed in the style of American Bars from the 50's.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburg Arena


From Circus to Musicals
Messezentrum 1
Salzburg A-5020
Austria
+43 (0)662 2404 0
http://www.salzburgarena.at/
Located in the heart of Salzburg's Messezentrum (Exhibition Center), this gigantic hall can accomodate up to 6700 people. The modern architecture and interior has been designed to host various kinds of events, from international trade fairs, to music festivals to sports and concerts. World renowned artists have performed here, such as Zucchero. From Grease, the musical, to Lord of The Dance, from André Rieu to the National Chinese Circus, there is plenty to please the whole family.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburg Festival


Cultural summer event
Hofstallgasse 1
Salzburg 5010
Austria
+43 662 804 5500 (Kartenbüro / ticket office)
http://www.salzburgfestival.at/
The Salzburg Festival is known throughout the world for its high caliber operas, plays and concerts. Each festival is accompanied by heated discussions on a variety of cultural issues, though there is no doubting the sheer brilliance of most of the productions. First held in 1920, it features performances by some of the biggest names in classical music, opera and theatre, and draws tens of thousands of culture-vultures to Salzburg every summer. Regular venues include the Großes Festspielhaus, Kleines Festspielhaus, Landestheater and Mozarteum. The hours of operation vary with the events. The Salzburg Festival takes place every summer in July and August.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Salzburg Festival photo by claus Meyer
Photo: claus Meyer
Salzburg Festival photo by Agnes Wieninger
Photo: Agnes Wieninger
Salzburg Festival photo by Yvonne Cheong
Photo: Yvonne Cheong
 

 
Salzburger Advent


Original Advent theatre
Universitätsplatz
Kollegien Cathedral
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 629192
http://www.salzburgeradvent.at/
An event called Salzburger Advent evokes a Christmassy mood every year in the first half of December. The concerts take place at the Kollegienkirche, a baroque church in the heart of the Old. Town. Over 100 players create a performance full of atmosphere, with songs from alpine folk music and texts with references to local traditions. Besides the high quality of the performances, the atmosphere of the church contributes to this unique experience. This event is absolutely perfect for anyone with an interest in local Advent traditions. Please see the homepage for details or ask for them on the phone. Admission: EUR 17-24.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Salzburger Advent photo by Jordan Shaw
Photo: Jordan Shaw
Salzburger Advent photo by chrisaut
Photo: chrisaut
 

 
Salzburger Adventsingen


Advent concerts
Residenzplatz 9
Salzburg A-5020
Austria
+43 662 844110
http://www.salzburgeradventsin...
Salzburg is at its most atmospheric during the festive holiday season. The Advent Concerts take place every year in the Großes Festspielhaus and are widely regarded as the cultural highlight of the Christmas season. The concerts feature a mix of folk music and traditional theatre and recount the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. Because the event is often sold out months beforehand, advance bookings should be made in the Salzburger Heimatwerk. Call for performance details.

admission: EUR 10-49

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburger Kulturtage


Classical music and opera festival
Waagplatz 1a
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 845346
http://www.kulturvereinigung.com/
Founded by the Salzburg Cultural Association in 1972, the Kulturtage (Cultural Days) comprises of a series of concerts, operas and other musical events performed by world-class orchestras and ensembles in the Großes Festspielhaus and Mozarteum. Ticket prices are quite reasonable, making this a great opportunity to visit the wonderful Festspielhaus apart from the busy festival time during summer.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburger Kulturvereinigung


Cultural association and events organiser
Waagplatz 1a
Salzburg 5010
Austria
+43 662 845346
http://www.kulturvereinigung.com/
The Kulturvereinigung, Salzburg's leading cultural association, organizes an array of cultural events throughout the year. Its program includes theatre, opera, ballet and classical music productions by ensembles and orchestras of the highest international renown. Events take place in the Landestheater, Großes Festspielhaus and Mozarteum. The highlight of the year is the Salzburger Kulturtage festival every October. Admission rates are: EUR 23-41.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburger Osterfestspiele


Easter festival
Herbert-von-Karajan-Platz
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 8045361
http://www.osterfestspiele-sal...
The Salzburg Easter Festival was founded in 1967 by the late and great conductor Herbert von Karajan. The festival comprises a series of concerts in the Gros Festspielhaus in the week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Claudio Abbado is currently artistic director of the festival, which always includes an opera, an oratorio and several concerts by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. There is also a series of events focusing on contemporary music. Admission: EUR24-144.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburger Pfingstfestspiele


Baroque music at Whitsun
Hofstallgasse 1
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 8045 500
http://www.salzburgfestival.com
The Salzburg Whitsun Festival is part of the world-famous Salzburg Festival, although it takes place at Whitsun, some two months before the main event. The emphasis is on baroque music. As well as an opera and oratorio, there are several concerts by some of Europe's top chamber music ensembles. The festival includes performances of works Handel, Bach and other Baroque composers.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Salzburger Schlosskonzerte


Concerts all year round
Schloss Mirabell
(Mirabellplatz)
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 848586
http://www.salzburger-schlossk...
Don't fear if you can't be in town for the legendary Festspiele. The Salzburger Schlosskonzerte (Concerts in the Palace) make a fine substitute, providing visitors with the opportunity to listen to the works of Mozart and company all year round. Some 250 concerts a year are performed in the stunning Marble Concert Hall in Mirabell Palace, where the young Mozart himself was a regular performer. Most concerts feature works by Mozart and his contemporaries and are performed by local ensembles and chamber orchestras, internationally renowned soloists, young prodigies from the Mozarteum College of Music and sometimes members of renowned orchestras. Admission: EUR 29-35; concessions EUR 10-16.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Sporthalle Alpenstrasse (Sports Hall Alp Street)


Sporting Venue near Alsps
Otto Holzbauerstr 5
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 623 411 12
http://www.stadt-salzburg.at/i...
Sporthalle Alpenstrasse is home to some of Salzburg's largest sporting events and concerts. Sport events that are typically shown here include volleyball matches, soccer and basketball games, and tennis tournaments. The multi-functional facility can hold up to 22,000 people. The outdoor site is also a great location for large-scale conferences and similar events.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Szene Salzburg


Entertainment at its best
Anton Neumayr-Platz 2
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 843448
http://www.szene-salzburg.net
Everything began in postwar times when a cinemascope-cinema was established in this building with 600 seats. A bizarre mixture of cinema, concerts and sporting events like boxing took place in the modest building in the heart of the city until 1985. Then the Szene-Festival, a sort of alternative to the Salzburg Festival, started with events claiming to change to avantgarde and experiment in art, music, theatre, concerts, cabaret and above all dance. Events have taken place throughout the year here since 1993. The mixture of events offers a lot of opportunities to be entertained in the true sense of the word and to get an overview of different contemporary areas of art.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Szene Salzburg photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
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