This is the house where Mozart spent his childhood. I really like it since I have read a lot about Mozart while at school. This is your chance to visit his old house which is now also a museum - and to brush up on your Mozart knowledge.

www.mozarteum.at/
Schwarzstrasse 26, A-5020 Salzburg

Google map: tinyurl.com/m5cage

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It's Salzburg's answer to the Tower of London. There are no crown jewels but there are great views over Salzburg and there's a nice museum. It's on a crag above the Old Town and can be reached by a funicular railway near the Domplatz, or by paths (much cheaper, although steep).

The funicular station is near the Domplatz (there are signs to it). You can get a map from the Tourist Office in Mozartplatz. I don't really know where the paths begin from, but they are near the mountain's base.

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In the Joseph Mohr House – named after the composer of the Christmas carol “Silent Night, Holy Night”- you can find a wonderful and unique collection of teddy bears, dolls and their dollhouses and any other toys.

It is a paradise for all who love this world of miniatures and can be found just outside Salzburg in the town of Hintersee.

www.hintersee.at/en/museum/informationen.shtml

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