Where to go from here?
Our Sound of Music walking tour finishes on the Do-Re-Mi steps in the Mirabell Gardens, the last of the Sound of Music tour sites on this route, and one of our other walks starts right here.

If You Want to Continue With Another Walking Tour
Salzburg Old Town Walking Tour
It starts where this walk ends, at the Do-Re-Mi steps, and crosses the historic center to Hohensalzburg Fortress: over the river, along the Getreidegasse, across Residenzplatz and up the Festungsgasse to the fortress gate.
Kapuzinerberg Walk
The Kapuzinerberg, the wooded hill above the Steingasse, is a walk of its own. It starts at the foot of the Linzergasse, a few minutes from Makartplatz, and climbs past the Capuchin Monastery to the Franziskischlössl before coming down along the old city wall to the Steintor, the gate you passed earlier.
Mozart Walking Tour
This walk starts across the river at Mozart's Birthplace on the Getreidegasse, passes the cathedral and the Residenz, crosses the Mozartsteg to the Mozart Residence and Mirabell Palace and ends at St. Sebastian's Cemetery, where his father and widow are buried.

If You're Done With the Big Walks for Today
Mirabell Palace
Right beside the gardens stands the palace Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich built in 1606 for Salome Alt. Inside, a staircase lined with marble putti by the sculptor Georg Raphael Donner leads up to the Marble Hall, the archbishops' former banquet hall.
Mozart Residence
On Makartplatz, which you crossed earlier, the Mozart family moved into an eight-room apartment in 1773. Wolfgang lived there until he left Salzburg at the end of 1780; today the rooms are a museum, with his pianoforte among the exhibits.
Linzergasse
From the Platzl, the old road toward Linz and Vienna runs up the right bank at the foot of the Kapuzinerberg. Paracelsus lived at No. 3, and higher up, St. Sebastian's Cemetery was laid out for Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich in the style of an Italian campo santo.




















































