Salzburg, Austria

Salzburg is just around two hours from Munich, so after a day or two in the Bavarian capital, we figured a day trip was in order. As many probably know, Salzburg is Mozart’s birthplace — and it’s also where The Sound of Music was filmed.

Iris is a huge fan of musical plays and movies, so visiting felt like a no-brainer. She spent the day chasing down iconic scenes from the movie, camera in hand. I, on the other hand, had one mission: track down a proper Austrian schnitzel and a cold pint of beer.

The city isn’t as sprawling as some major European capitals, so we figured we’d cover most of it in a day. We didn’t, though — a brutal heatwave had other plans. Walking around under that kind of sun turns even short distances into a slog, and by midday we were more focused on finding shade than sightseeing.

Heat aside, the trip delivered exactly what we came for. Short, sweet, and satisfying — we headed back to Munich stuffed and thoroughly worn out.

Kurgarten
Kurgarten
Rosengarten im Mirabell
Rosengarten im Mirabell
Life goal
Life goal
Dried up water fountain
Dried up water fountain
Salzburg river
Salzburg river
Marko Feingold Steg
Marko Feingold Steg
Artist waiting for customers
Artist waiting for customers
Getreidegasse - shopping street
Getreidegasse – shopping street
Magnets for souvenirs
Magnets for souvenirs
Water fountain for everyone
Water fountain for everyone
No Kangaroos in Austria
No Kangaroos in Austria
Residenzplatz
Residenzplatz
It's Christmas everyday in Salzburg
It’s Christmas everyday in Salzburg
Forgot the name of the dish but the meat was tender as fuck.
Forgot the name of the dish but the meat was tender as fuck.
Can't leave Austria with schnitzel with cranberry sauce
Can’t leave Austria with schnitzel with cranberry sauce

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