As you may have already discovered, almost every corner of Salzburg is somehow connected to Mozart. Across the river, you can visit the house that the Mozart family used between 1773 and 1787 (Mozart-Wohnhaus). This house is larger than the one in the heart of the Old Town and has 8 rooms. Today, it serves as a museum showcasing additional parts of the great composer’s life. The museum features Mozart’s piano, numerous documents, and portraits. In the various exhibitions, you can learn more details about Mozart’s life, the house, and his family’s life. The museum also hosts concerts and lectures related to the great composer.
This is what the inside of the Mozart museums in Salzburg looks like
Essential Information for Visiting Mozart’s Residence
Opening Hours:
- Every day from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
- Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
- Please note: During the city’s “Mozart Week,” the museum will be closed intermittently according to the concerts held there.
Guided Tour:
The tour of the house is accompanied by an audio guide. A guided tour can be arranged in advance.
Entrance Fee:
- Adult: €15
- Student and Senior: €12
- Youth (15-18): €5
- Child (6-14): €4.50
- A combined ticket for entry to Mozart’s Birthplace is also available.
- Free one-time entry for Salzburg Card holders.
Address:
Mozart-Wohnhaus, Makartplatz 8
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