Salzburg Festival – Program 2023
The Salzburg Festival 2023 offers a diverse program every year. These are top-class and from various fields such as music, theater, opera, ballet and art.
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The Salzburg Festival 2023 offers a diverse program every year. These are top-class and from various fields such as music, theater, opera, ballet and art.
Beauty and perfume dreams. For all people who care about beauty and body care.
Family Fun! For all families with children from 6-12 years.
An exciting exploration becomes an educational city visit with the Space Dog app.
Salzburger Nockerl. The recipe for the sweet Salzburg classic.
Very easy to imitate.
By bus through the Salzburger Land. With the myRegio weekly ticket or annual ticket it’s very easy.
Cool drink for hot days in the city. A recipe to make and enjoy yourself.
Where would Salzburg be without “The Sound of Music“? There is hardly any other film that has so motivated tourists throughout the world to put an Austrian city on their travel agenda. But not just Julie Andrews, but also Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz and Nicolas Cage have played against the elegant backgrounds provided by Salzburg. And there was the time that “Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart” in the run-up to the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest hosted by Austria became a hit in Salzburg’s Festival Hall.
Martin Rehrl und Daniel Ronacher nutzten die Corona Krise um kreativ zu werden. Ronachers Dokumentarfilm berichtet über Salzburger Künstler im Lockdown – darunter auch Martin Rehrl. Er schuf über eineinhalb Jahre hinweg ein 9 Meter hohes Denkmal aus Metallstreben Die umschlingenden Hände stehen für Zusammenhalt und Einigkeit.
It was back in 1920. The First World War had left in its wake a country in ruins, a population near destitution and an abundance of suffering. Remarkably, it was on these dire foundations that something took root that has become an intrinsic part of Salzburg and has since in the 100 years of its history lost none of its appeal – the Salzburg Festival.
Prince Archbishop Paris Lodron: “Pater Patriae” – founder of the university and a stern ruler. Averting involvement in Thirty Years’ War