salzburg mozart birthplace

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If you're looking to tour a quintessential Salzburg attraction, then a stop at Mozarts Geburtshaus is a must. Born on Jan. 27, 1756 on the third floor of …

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Mar 2, 2025
I liked the blue lighting where he was truly born. I still have an audiocassette with the 1985 megahit "Rock Me Amadeus"!Full review by Stay60567679064
Feb 20, 2025
Visited here whilst on our river cruise. We actually had a guided walking tour here. Easily recognisable yellow house in the terraced street. Our guide was excellent and told us all about the history…Full review by Johnlobster
Feb 12, 2025
There are a lot of things to read and view in this small museum. The history of Mozart and his family is interesting to learn about. Worth a visit, but unless you are an intense Mozart fan, not a mus…Full review by Whitney L

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Can the combined ticket be used on different days? For example can we see the birthplace on Monday and then …
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Can the combined ticket be used on different days? For example can we see the birthplace on Monday and then the residence on Tuesday?
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Sorry, I'm not sure. It won't be packed out at this time of year, so I'd wait till you get there and ask.. Everyone speaks good English.
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Is there any original handwritten manuscript on display ?
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Hallo, Regarding Original Manuscripts on display, yes, there are along with Mozart very first Violin, lock of his hair and a few other personal items on display in secured glass boxes. …
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Hallo, Regarding Original Manuscripts on display, yes, there are along with Mozart very first Violin, lock of his hair and a few other personal items on display in secured glass boxes. Please be aware that " foto from cameras or mobile fones" are NOT PERMITTED whilst on the tour, also, be mindful of the fact that the tour is over three floors and the steps up and down are pretty narrow and steep so take your time ascending or descending, enjoy the buzz from Salzburg Old Town...
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What is the cost to enter (if not using the Salzburg card)?
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It was 10 Euro's to enter and we felt the information and experience were well worth the fee
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How long does it take
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If you have little interest in Mozart a half hour is adequate to tour the premises and read a few notes but a music lover would find much to linger over in the display of letters, instruments …
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If you have little interest in Mozart a half hour is adequate to tour the premises and read a few notes but a music lover would find much to linger over in the display of letters, instruments and artifacts of family life. I am not an afficionado but spent a good hour I would say.
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What's up with the creepy doll in Motzart's bed?
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