Where to go from here?
The route finishes in Mülln, at Augustiner Bräu Kloster Mülln, the monastery brewery that Augustinian monks founded in 1621.

If You Want to Continue With Another Walking Tour
Salzburg Old Town Walking Tour
After the Mönchsberg walk, you've seen the Old Town from above; this route takes you through it at street level. It starts in the Mirabell Gardens on the far side of the Müllnersteg and leads through the Getreidegasse, across Residenzplatz and past Salzburg Cathedral up to Hohensalzburg Fortress.
Mozart Walking Tour
Back down in the old town, this walk starts at Mozart's Birthplace on the Getreidegasse and follows his traces past St. Peter's and the cathedral, over the Mozartsteg to the Mozart Residence and on to St. Sebastian's Cemetery, where his father and widow are buried.
Salzburg Walking Tour Guide
Our overview puts self-guided walks through the city next to the guided tours, so you can choose the next walk from one page.

If You're Done With the Big Walks for Today
Müllnersteg
A short walk from the beer garden, this footbridge crosses the Salzach from Mülln to the Neustadt side. From the middle of the span, the Old Town lines up along the river with Hohensalzburg Fortress on its hill behind it, and after dark the floodlit fortress is reflected in the water.
Bärenwirt
Down the hill from the brewery, this Mülln inn has welcomed guests since 1663. It pours Augustiner beer, the kitchen keeps to regional classics such as Backhendl and Kasnocken, and the terrace looks across the river to the Kapuzinerberg, the wooded city hill on the right bank.
Mozart Residence
Across the Müllnersteg on the right bank, the museum on Makartplatz is the eight-room apartment the Mozart family moved into in 1773. Wolfgang lived here until 1780. The rooms now hold his original pianoforte, and a vault in the basement keeps the family's letters.



































