Take in the stunning views of Salzburg, Austria, as drone footage captures its baroque architecture, the majestic ...

The city was never taken by force, but when Napoleon stopped by, Salzburg wisely surrendered. After a stint as a military barracks, the fortress was opened to the public in the 1860s by Emperor ...

For stunning views of Salzburg and the surrounding area ... And during Advent and Easter, the fortress is open from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. A combined ticket for 13.30 euros (about $14) includes ...

And Salzburg offers plenty of high notes in terms of sights and setting, with baroque finery, a fortress of your wildest childhood dreams, fountain-splashed parks and a parade of Alpine peaks to ...

Salzburg is one of Austria's most striking cities, its UNESCO-listed Old Town overlooked by an 11th century fortress. Photograph by G. Breitegger, Tourismus Salzburg GmbH Salzburg is a city ...

“Salzburg has the perfect balance of city life ... “great food with panoramic views of the city.” Look out upon the fortress as you enjoy a cocktail, followed by a steak or Wiener schnitzel ...

The century-old Salzburg Festival ... a lookout with a majestic view of the Festung Hohensalzburg fortress. From there, follow the stairs down to the Steingasse, a narrow 16th-century street.

and Hohensalzburg fortress — the sort of panorama you often pay handsomely for. Dodge high season, however, and it comes with a budget price tag. It’s one of Salzburg’s oldest inns ...