Visit the Belvedere Gardens and drive along the Ringstrasse and see the Hofburg Palace and National Theater. The rest of the day is free to shop or explore this fabulous city on your own. See the Great Gallery and Mirror Room where a young Mozart gave his first concert. Tonight enjoy an evening of dining in the historic setting of the Marchfelderhof. Burned three times since 1297, the abbey today dates from 1736 and incorporates elements of the earlier monasteries.
Tonight attend a performance of the famous Salzburg Marionettes.
Sunday B D Salzburg feels like a small town in the mountains with all the grandeur, culture and fascinating history of a capital city. Set amid Alpine peaks along the Salzach River, the churches, palaces and squares are reminders of the powerful princes who have ruled here. A morning walking tour includes the Residenz Palace, Glockenspiel Tower with its 35 bells, and Schloss Mirabell. Visit the birthplace of Salzburg's most famous son, Mozart. With steep mountains rising from its edges, the setting of this baroque city is spectacular, and the old city remains much as it was 400 years ago.