Morning:

Mirabell Palace and Gardens (1–2 hours)

Start your day with a visit to the Mirabell Palace and its stunning gardens. Famous for its appearance in The Sound of Music, the gardens are beautifully landscaped with statues, fountains, and seasonal flowers.

Mozart’s Birthplace (1–1.5 hours)

Head to Getreidegasse, Salzburg’s famous shopping street, to visit the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. It’s a fascinating insight into the composer’s life and childhood.
Getreidegasse & Old Town (1 hour)

After visiting Mozart’s Birthplace, stroll along Getreidegasse, a charming narrow street lined with historic buildings, cafes, and boutique shops.
Lunch:

Enjoy lunch at Café Tomaselli, Salzburg’s oldest coffee house, or one of the restaurants in the Old Town.
Afternoon:

Hohensalzburg Fortress (2 hours)

Take the funicular up to the Hohensalzburg Fortress, one of the largest medieval castles in Europe. Explore the fortress museum, admire panoramic views of the city, and walk through the historic state rooms.
Salzburg Cathedral (1 hour)

Located in the heart of the Old Town, Salzburg Cathedral is an architectural masterpiece. Its Baroque interior is stunning, and the crypt holds fascinating exhibits.
St. Peter’s Abbey & Cemetery (1 hour)

Explore this ancient abbey with its tranquil cemetery, catacombs, and church. The abbey’s cemetery is one of the oldest in Europe and inspired scenes from The Sound of Music.
Evening:

Dinner at St. Peter StiftskellerEnd your day with a meal at St. Peter Stiftskeller, one of the oldest restaurants in the world, dating back to 803 AD. The atmosphere and traditional Austrian cuisine are perfect for an authentic experience.

Morning:

Hellbrunn Palace and Trick Fountains (2–3 hours)

Start your second day with a visit to Hellbrunn Palace, located just outside the city. The palace is famous for its trick fountains, and the beautiful park offers a relaxing stroll. Don’t miss the nearby gazebo from The Sound of Music.
Untersberg Mountain (2–3 hours)

After Hellbrunn, take the cable car up Untersberg Mountain. The views over the Alps and Salzburg are breathtaking. If you enjoy hiking, there are several trails at the top with stunning vistas.
Lunch:

Enjoy lunch at the Untersberg Panorama Restaurant with views of the mountains.
Afternoon:

Werfen: Eisriesenwelt Ice Caves or Hohenwerfen Castle (3–4 hours)Head to Werfen, about 40 minutes from Salzburg. You can choose between visiting the Eisriesenwelt Ice Caves, the largest ice cave in the world, or Hohenwerfen Castle, a medieval fortress with falconry displays and amazing views. Both are excellent options, but plan for the ice caves if you’re visiting in summer.
Evening:

Dinner in Werfen or return to SalzburgEnjoy dinner in one of the charming local restaurants in Werfen or return to Salzburg for a meal at a traditional Austrian Gasthaus.
Optional Evening in Salzburg:

If you have the energy, consider attending a classical concert, such as the Salzburg Marionette Theatre or a Mozart Dinner Concert.