Was ist die Alte Residenz in Salzburg?

Die Alte Residenz war der ehemalige Sitz der Salzburger Fürsterzbischöfe. Heute ist sie Teil des DomQuartier-Museums und kann mit ihren prunkvollen Räumen besichtigt werden.

Was kann man in der Alten Residenz besichtigen?

In der Alten Residenz können Besucher historische Prunkräume, die Residenzgalerie mit europäischer Malerei sowie Teile des DomQuartiers inklusive Dom und Stift St. Peter erkunden.

Was befindet sich in der Neuen Residenz?

Die Neue Residenz beherbergt das Salzburg Museum sowie das Panorama Museum mit dem berühmten Salzburg-Rundgemälde.

Gibt es Veranstaltungen in der Residenz Salzburg?

Ja, in der Alten und Neuen Residenz finden regelmäßig Konzerte, Ausstellungen und kulturelle Veranstaltungen statt. Besonders beliebt sind klassische Konzerte in den historischen Sälen.

Wo liegt die Alte und Neue Residenz in Salzburg?

Die Alte und Neue Residenz befinden sich zentral am Residenzplatz in der Salzburger Altstadt, unweit von Dom und Getreidegasse.

Old & New Residence in Salzburg

Events and museums in the residence

The heart of the former prince-archbishop's power in the Salzach city

Surrounded by Mozartplatz and the cathedral, not far from Getreidegasse, you will find the centrepiece of the former prince-archbishops' power in the city on the Salzach river. The Old Residence and the New Residence in Salzburg. Today, the museums there provide fascinating insights into the history of the city and the prince-archbishops.

The New Residence

The Neue Residenz in Salzburg, located directly opposite the Alte Residenz, is home to the renowned Salzburg Museum and the Panorama Museum. The Salzburg Museum offers fascinating insights into the art and cultural history of the city and province of Salzburg. Changing special exhibitions complement the varied programme and make every visit unique. Directly adjacent, the Panorama Museum impresses with a special highlight, the monumental circular painting of Salzburg by Johann Michael Sattler from the 19th century, which impresses visitors with a circumference of 26 metres.

The Old Residenz

The Old Residence in Salzburg was once the seat of Salzburg's prince archbishops, who controlled the fate of the state here until the 19th century. Today it impresses with its magnificent state rooms, which can be visited as part of the DomQuartier Museum. The tour also includes Salzburg Cathedral and St Peter's Abbey. A special highlight is the Residenzgalerie, which presents masterpieces of European painting from the 16th to 19th centuries.

Events at the Residenz in Salzburg

The Residenz in Salzburg is not only a place full of history and culture, but also a popular location for events. The magnificent halls of the Old Residence regularly host classical concerts, balls and exhibitions. The New Residence delights visitors with its modern museum and cultural highlights such as special exhibitions and lectures. Whether music, art or social events, the Residenz in Salzburg is a special place that guarantees unforgettable experiences. You can visit Salzburg's Residenzplatz all year round and enjoy the Mozart in Concert event in the Residenz, where historical instruments bring the unique ambience to life.

Culture meets comfort - hotel near the Residenz

The Hotel Scherer offers the perfect location for your stay in Salzburg. A leisurely, approximately half-hour walk along the Salzach takes you directly to Residenzplatz. Many other sights in the old town are also within easy walking distance.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Old Residence in Salzburg?

The Old Residence was the former seat of the Prince-Archbishops of Salzburg. Today it forms part of the DomQuartier Museum and its magnificent rooms are open to the public.

What can you see at the Old Residence?

At the Old Residence, visitors can explore historic state rooms, the Residence Gallery featuring European paintings, and parts of the DomQuartier, including the cathedral and St Peter’s Abbey.

What is in the New Residence?

The New Residence houses the Salzburg Museum and the Panorama Museum with its famous circular painting of Salzburg.

Are there any events at the Salzburg Residenz?

Yes, concerts, exhibitions and cultural events take place regularly in the Old and New Residenz. Classical concerts in the historic halls are particularly popular.

Where are the Old and New Residenz in Salzburg?

The Old and New Residenz are centrally located on Residenzplatz in Salzburg’s Old Town, not far from the cathedral and Getreidegasse.