Where to go from here?
The Mozart tour ends at St. Sebastian's Cemetery on Linzergasse, on the right bank of the Salzach, with the Kapuzinerberg rising on the other side of the street.
If You Want to Continue With Another Walking Tour
Kapuzinerberg Walk: The gate at the foot of Linzergasse is where this walk climbs the wooded city hill, past the Capuchin monastery and the Mozart bust, to two viewpoints that look across the river at Hohensalzburg Fortress. It's the obvious next step if you still have energy for some stairs.
Salzburg Old Town Walking Tour: If you'd like the old town for its own sake rather than for its Mozart traces, this walk takes its time with the squares, lanes and passageways on the left bank that the Mozart route only passes through.
Sound of Music Walking Tour: Salzburg's other famous soundtrack gets its own walk, which follows the filming locations of The Sound of Music that lie within walking distance.
If You're Done With the Big Walks for Today
Die Weisse: Austria's oldest wheat beer brewery has been brewing on Rupertgasse, north of Linzergasse, since 1901. Its Wirtshaus is a relaxed place to sit down after the walk, with the house beers on tap and classic Austrian dishes to go with them.
Mozart Residence: If you only saw the outside on the walk, go back for the inside: the family's eight-room apartment, the Magic Flute House in the courtyard and, on special guided tours, the basement vault with the foundation's original letters by Mozart and his father.
Steingasse: One of the oldest lanes on the right bank runs along the river at the foot of the Kapuzinerberg. Joseph Mohr, who wrote the words to Silent Night, lived at number 31, and halfway up the Imbergstiege steps above it is St. Johann am Imberg, a little church the Mozart children liked to visit.
Steinterrasse: For a view to close the day, the 7th-floor roof terrace of Hotel Stein by the Staatsbrücke looks straight across the Salzach at the old town and the fortress.
