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Salzburg City Guide And Private Taxi Services

Dating back to 696, Salzburg was founded as an episcopal see which later got converted to the seat of archbishop in 798. The city is situated in the ancient Roman settlement of Iuvavum and is seen to be the fourth largest city in the country. Considered as home for more than 156,872 inhabitants residing peacefully in the city, salt extraction and gold mining were two of the most opted occupations. 

Salzburg building        |        Image by Jorge Franganillo from flickr 
 

Fortress of Hohensalzburg is considered to be one of the most visited places in Salzburg and the largest fortress in the entire Europe. the 17th century marked the sudden rise in the number of travellers due to the construction of numerous churches built in baroque architecture and lavish glass panels. In the year 1996, with more than 27 churches and rich culture, Salzburg was declared to be a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 

Salzburg Lake       |        Image by Sabine Ruhland from Pixabay

Salzburg is a city which simply has a lot to offer to its visitors, whether it’s the world famous Salzburg festival or the picturesque surrounding during the summer season. From adrenaline junkies to serene seekers, you will fall hard for the Salzburg lake. The mountains that reside in the south provide hiking and trekking opportunities for all the fitness freaks out there. If you are visiting the city during the winter season, make sure to pack your skins set as skiing is the new trend in the south. 

If we have to mention one of the many things that help Salzburg in standing out than the rest of the places on this earth, we are definitely listing the cuisine first. Austrian cuisine takes pride in the rustic recipes and dishes, especially the desserts. The soft, creamy and mouth-watering Topfenstrudel will make you go gaga over it, while the Cremeschnitte will make you push your earring limits and stuff some more vanilla flavoured bread with sweet cream. 

Best Time To Visit Salzburg 

When summer crowds have tapered off and the sky-rocketed price gets back to normal, that is during the months of September to October, is considered to be the best time to visit the city. March to April is a good time to visit although the city starts getting cold during these months. November to February are seen to be the coldest months of the city which makes it a bit difficult to explore the city without any hassle. Make sure to plan everything in advance for a smooth and relaxed trip for alicante airport transfers

 

 

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Public transportation is so important in Salzburg that they even have separate lanes for it. The city is huge and is home to numerous people which is why, the traffic is usually more during the peak seasons and the festive time. Exploring Salzburg on foot is regarded to be the best option if you do not want to miss the beauty that the city boasts. 

Bus,Salzburg       |        Image by Paul Robertson from flickr 
 

Tram

Trams and buses in the city are two of the most convenient and pocket-friendly ways to roam around the city, visiting the sightseeing places. A single ticket costs somewhere around 2.10 EUR if you buy it from the driver however if you want to save some extra pennies, get your ticket from the Tabak stand or the ticket machine, where you can get the ticket in just 1.90 EUR. Südtirolerplatz is the primary bus station and is situated in the opposite direction of Hauptbahnhof. If you want to roam around in the city, make sure to catch bus number 1 and 4. Taxi transfers from Salzburg are probably the most convenient way for exploring the sightseeing places. 

Bicycle,Salzburg       |        Image by Janitors from flickr 
 

Bus

The bus taxi runs usually during the night and costs approximately 3EUR per person. Busses that run from western suburbs usually pick up at Hauptbahnhof and the busses that leave for the right bank pick up at Theatergasse. The busses usually function from 11:30 PM to 1:30 AM during the weekdays and till 3 AM during the weekends. 

Bike

Renting a bike is probably the best way to explore the city without worrying about the time, public transportation or anything for that matter. So fellas, gear it up and be your own boss. 

Taxi

Taxi fares in Salzburg varies as per the desired vehicle of the passengers. A trip is meant to be hassle-free and along with the digitalisation kicking in, it is important to book everything in advance so if you are in search for cheap taxi transfers in Salzburg, make sure to explore Rydeu’s exclusive offers. Book taxi Salzburg online to save your efforts and enjoy a relaxed trip. 

 

 

Mercedes Taxi,Salzburg       |       Image by Roshan Vyas from flickr
 

Salzburg Airport Transfers and Private Taxis

Boasting the second largest airport in Austria, Salzburg International Airport offers numerous modes of transportation to cover all the nearby regions. The airport is connected to the city centre through various bus networks and taxi services. If you want to reach the city centre directly from the airport, you can opt for a bus or a taxi. At the interval of 15 to 30 minutes, the busses No2 and No10 leaves from the airport to the Salzburg main station which is nestled right in the heart of the city. The bus ride would take approximately 15 to 20 minutes to drop you off at the heart of the city. A single bus ticket costs somewhere around 2.50 EUR which falls in the budget of every traveller to reach the accommodation from the airport.

Must-See Attractions in Salzburg

Nestled in the northwest part of the country, Salzburg is seen to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Known for its jaw-dropping architecture and the magical setting, the city stretches along the banks of serene river Salzach. The romantic ancient town boasts narrow streets, arcaded courtyards which must be explored by every traveller. Some of the best places to visit in the city are listed below.

Altstadt Salzburg
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1. Altstadt Salzburg

Dating back to the 15th century, Altstadt Salzburg is a busy pedestrian area surrounded with ancient merchant homes. The ancient alluring courtyard, many galleries, cafes with a rustic theme and a boutique. If you want to travel back in time make sure to pay a visit to this place to witness the baroque architecture, regional cuisine and the unique markets. 

Hohensalzburg Castle 
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2. Hohensalzburg Castle

Dominating the city with its zenith, Hohensalzburg Castle sits on the southeastern summit of the Mönchsberg. Built in 1077, the fortress provides the views from early 1500s, if you are planning to visit the Old Town Centre, you can simply catch a funicular or enjoy the 20 minutes ride which will drop you at the mesmerising Hohensalzburg Castle. The holy church of St. George also referred to as Georgskirche, the prince’s apartment with gothic interior, the golden room will dazzle you with its ethereal beauty. 

Salzburg Travel Tips

How do I get from Munich to Salzburg?

Munich, Bavaria’s capital, is home to centuries-old buildings and numerous museums. This beautiful city is known for its Oktoberfest and beerhalls. Being a major tourist destination, Munich is also known for book printing and television production. Salzburg is a city full of culture. Being home to Mozart, Salzburg offers you musical exposure. Known for its internationally renowned fest, it is a go-to place. Munich and Salzburg are nearly 145 kilometres apart. You have many options to choose from for travelling. The cities offer you various modes of transport to commute, you can choose from train, bus, taxi or private transfers. By bus, it takes nearly 1 hour and 50 minutes to reach your destination. Even though it is a cheap mode to travel, being a public transport it can get very crowded. You might have to spend a lot of time waiting. By train, it will take you 1 hour 30 minutes to reach. The journey via train can cost you anywhere from €14 to €52. You will be able to enjoy the gorgeous sights on the way. By road via A8, it will take you only 1.5 hours to reach your destination. If you book a taxi, it will cost you €295 plus waiting charges if any. The best and the most convenient way is to book a private transfer. Private transfer offers you premier services and comfort. You can pre-book a transfer at Rydeu.com. We offer you many benefits; The secure online booking process, Customizing trips to enjoy sightseeing, Free cancellation, Pay later options, and 60 minutes of free waiting time. Now, travel with ease with Rydeu.com.

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