Where to go from here?
The Kapuzinerberg walk ends at the Steintor in the Steingasse, with the Old Town just across the Salzach.

If You Want to Continue With Another Walking Tour
Mönchsberg Walk
The other wooded hill, across the river. From the Steintor, the Mozartsteg takes you over the Salzach to Mozartplatz in a few minutes, and that's where this walk begins. It climbs below the fortress onto the Mönchsberg and follows its ridge to Mülln, with the Kapuzinerberg now on the far side of the view.
St. Peter & the Salzburg Festival District Walk
Across the Mozartsteg, this walk starts at the DomQuartier on Residenzplatz and follows St. Peter's Abbey through its cemetery and courtyard into the festival district.
Mozart Walking Tour
The Mozart bust on the hill is one of the city's memorials to him. This walk follows Mozart from his birthplace on the Getreidegasse to his family's graves on the Linzergasse.

If You're Done With the Big Walks for Today
Steinterrasse
Walk back along the Steingasse to the Platzl, where Hotel Stein stands on the river. Its 7th-floor roof terrace is the one you looked down on from the Hettwer Bastei. We came back one evening for dinner and stayed from sunset until well after dark, when the fortress glows over the river.
Mozart Residence
A few minutes from the Linzergasse, the museum on Makartplatz is the eight-room apartment the Mozart family moved into in 1773. The Holy Trinity Church you saw from the terrace below the monastery stands at the top of the same square.
Hohensalzburg Fortress
You've had it in view from the lookouts on the city side of the hill; across the river you can go inside. It has grown on its rock since the 11th century, and inside you reach the castle courtyard, the Princes' Rooms and several museums.
Getreidegasse
Across the river, the long shopping lane of the Old Town is the street where Mozart was born, at No. 9, on January 27, 1756.





































