Continuing from our previous episode on Vienna, before driving back to Germany, we decided to take a relaxing stroll through the charming city of Salzburg. Located approximately 150 kilometers east of Munich, Germany, Salzburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major commercial hub in Austria. The city is divided into an old town and a new town, separated by the Salzach River. Salzburg is renowned for its romantic ambiance and picturesque surroundings. It is also the birthplace of the world-renowned composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the filming location for the iconic movie The Sound of Music. Let's delve into the captivating beauty and classic architecture of this remarkable city.

In the distance, atop a mountain, stands the iconic Hohensalzburg Fortress, a symbol of the city of Salzburg.

Starting from the Neustadt side, we will encounter the beautiful Mirabell Garden, a Baroque-style garden adorned with sculptures and fountains.

The Salzach River, which flows between the Old Town and the New Town.

Leaving Mirabell Garden, we walked across the bridge to the Old Town. We saw many couples had locked padlocks on the bridge, creating a colorful and romantic scene.

This pair is particularly eye-catching, appearing to be a display of affection between Germany and Austria to mark an anniversary.

The view of the old town from the bridge is breathtaking, as if you have stepped into a fairytale world. Even with the overcast sky, the beauty is still captivating.

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Getreidegasse (Getreidegasse) has been a major commercial district of the city since the Middle Ages. Today, it has become a shopping destination for tourists, with each shop featuring beautifully crafted wrought iron signs.

The yellow building is Mozarts Geburtshaus (Mozart's birthplace), where Mozart was born and lived with his family before moving to a larger house. It is now a museum that exhibits Mozart's childhood stories and musical instruments, designed to resemble the time when Mozart lived there.

Salzburg Cathedral

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For those who prefer not to walk, horse-drawn carriages are available for sightseeing.

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After a tiring walk, we decided to take a break and enjoy a cup of hot tea and a slice of cake each. We ended up sitting there for an hour, simply admiring the beautiful view.

Even the pharmacy is adorable.

An unusual-looking musical instrument, the name of which I cannot recall, produced a surprisingly pleasant sound.

If you're looking for a postcard of Salzburg, look no further than this living statue. Standing still as a sculpture, he comes to life when you drop a coin in his bucket. He'll hand you a postcard of Salzburg with a bow and a sweet smile.

However, if you're looking for souvenirs unique to this city, you can find them in the many red shops scattered throughout. The most famous item is the Mozartkugel, a round chocolate ball with packaging featuring Mozart's face.

Let's end with this picture. How do you like it? Is Salzburg as beautiful as its reputation? If you enjoyed this review, please share it with others. Thank you to everyone who read it to the end.