If you want to visit any of the City\u2019s Museums I will\u00a0ensure to make it as rewarding and engaging experience as possible.<\/p>\n
Tour through original Mozart-rooms\u00a0(historic instruments, memorabilia, portraits, letters, private items of the Mozart family)<\/p>\n
Displays of Mozart\u2019s artistic genius during his Salzburg years in this eight-roomed-flat where the Mozart family lived for several years. Another topic of the museum is \u201cMozart and women\u201d<\/p>\n
Baroque Authority \u2013 Baroque Glory.\u00a015,000 magnificent square metres \u2013 2,000 stunning exhibits \u2013 1,300 turbulent\u00a0years.\u00a0Cultural highlight in the heart of the city: the former centre of the archbishop\u2019s power, the complex consisting of palace and cathedral, completed by St. Peter\u2019s Abbey.<\/p>\n
The Cathedral Excavations Museum underneath the Residenz- and Domplatz provides an opportunity to step back in time and observe the building activities occurring since Roman times in the area of the present cathedral.<\/p>\n
The Salzburg Museum showcases\u00a0Salzburg\u2019s cultural history and history of art.\u00a0The exhibition \u201cThe Salzburg Myth\u201d displayed on the second floor begins with the Romantic painters and explains the “Myth of Salzburg”.
\nOn the ground and the first\u00a0floors changing exhibitions offer new and exciting insights into art and culture of the city of Salzburg.<\/p>\n
The museum is connected with the Panorama Passage and Panorama Museum.<\/p>\n
The museum is home of the outstanding city panorama created by J.M. Sattler (1786-1847), 26 meters in circumference that shows the view from Hohensalzburg Fortress 200 years ago.<\/p>\n
The Panorama Passage is an amazing journey through time!\u00a0It guides you through\u00a0the development of Salzburg from the time of the Romans to the early nineteenth century illustrated by models of the city as well as objects, typical of specific historical periods.<\/p>\n