Mozart's Birthplace in Salzburg | All Info For Your Visit

Salzburg is an amazing city, and not just because the great composer Mozart was born there in 1756. In the old town, there is a nice-looking house where Mozart was born and lived with his family until he was 17. Today, the building serves as a high-quality and particularly interesting museum about his life and work. Read on for information about the museum and essential details for your visit.

Mozart’s Birthplace in the heart of Salzburg serves as a museum with interesting exhibits that include letters, documents, and portraits of Mozart. Also on display are historical musical instruments that belonged to the great composer. You can join a tour of the museum and see the living quarters, which have been beautifully preserved since the 18th century.

A Glimpse into the Exhibits at Mozart’s Birthplace

Essential Information for Visiting the Mozart’s Birthplace Museum

Opening Hours:

Every day from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Last admission is at 5:00 PM. The recommended visit duration is about one hour.

Guided Tour:

Must be arranged in advance.

Entrance Fee:

Adult: €15
Youth (15-18): €5
Child (6-14): €4.50

Please note: You can purchase a combined ticket that includes entry to the museum in Mozart’s other residence across the river. Admission is free for holders of the Salzburg Card.