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Salzburg
🇦🇹Austria

Salzburg.

Flight from TLV

3h 46m

Best season

מאי–דצמ

Avg temp

15°

Currency

€ EUR · 1=₪3.52

Time zone

שעה אחת פחות מת״א

Language

גרמנית

Plug

C / F · 230V

Visa

אין צורך בוויזה לישראלים לשהייה קצרה של עד 90 יום, בכפוף לכללי שנגן

Safety

בטוחה מאוד ומתאימה למשפחות; מומלץ להישמר מכייסים באזורים עמוסים ובשווקים

Overview

🇦🇹Salzburg

🇦🇹Austria

Salzburg is an elegant, compact escape of Baroque lanes, Hohensalzburg Fortress and Alpine scenery visible from almost every corner. Israeli travelers explore Getreidegasse and Hellbrunn Palace, take day trips to the Salzkammergut lakes and Hallstatt, and visit in December for some of Europe’s loveliest Christmas markets. It is also an excellent gateway to family road trips across SalzburgerLand and ski holidays in Flachau, Wagrain and Obertauern.

Where to stay

Where to stay in Salzburg

Each area and who it suits best.

Old Town (Altstadt)

Great for: Couples, first-time visitors and travelers who want to explore on foot

Baroque lanes, elegant squares and views of Hohensalzburg Fortress, with most major sights right outside your door.

New Town (Neustadt)

Great for: Younger travelers, nightlife seekers and couples wanting a central base

Around Linzergasse and Gstättengasse, bars, restaurants and convenient hotels sit just a short riverside walk from the Old Town.

Elisabeth-Vorstadt

Great for: Car-free travelers, families and budget-conscious visitors

The main-station district is less picturesque but highly practical, with better-value hotels and excellent connections for day trips.

Leopoldskron

Great for: Couples, families and travelers seeking peace and nature

A peaceful neighborhood by Leopoldskroner Weiher, with walking paths, distant peaks and easy access to town by bus or bicycle.

Hellbrunn

Great for: Families, travelers with a car and lovers of green open spaces

A quiet green base near Hellbrunn Palace and the zoo, removed from the bustle yet only a short ride from the center.

Year-round weather

Year-round weather in Salzburg

Temperature averages

Real climate data

ינו

6°

-3°

Cool

פבר

9°

0°

Cool

מרץ

13°

2°

Cool

אפר

15°

4°

Cool

peak

מאי

18°

9°

Recommended

peak

יונ

24°

13°

Excellent

peak

יול

25°

15°

Excellent

peak

אוג

25°

15°

Excellent

peak

ספט

21°

12°

Recommended

אוק

17°

8°

Recommended

נוב

9°

1°

Cool

peak

דצמ

7°

-1°

Cool

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Most pleasant weather: יונ · יול · אוג

Peak season for Israelis (when everyone goes): מאי · יונ · יול · אוג · ספט · דצמ

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Things to do

Things to do in Salzburg

Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 8:30–20:00
  • יום שני: 8:30–20:00
  • יום שלישי: 8:30–20:00
  • יום רביעי: 8:30–20:00
  • יום חמישי: 8:30–20:00
  • יום שישי: 8:30–20:00
  • יום שבת: 8:30–20:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 8:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 8:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 8:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 8:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 8:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 8:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 8:30–19:00
  • יום שני: 8:30–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 8:30–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 8:30–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 8:30–19:00
  • יום שישי: 8:30–19:00
  • יום שבת: 8:30–19:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 13:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:30–19:00
  • יום שני: 9:30–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:30–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:30–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:30–19:00
  • יום שישי: 9:30–19:00
  • יום שבת: 9:30–19:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–17:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–17:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–17:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–17:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–17:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–17:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–17:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 8:30–17:30
  • יום שני: 8:30–17:30
  • יום שלישי: 8:30–17:30
  • יום רביעי: 8:30–17:30
  • יום חמישי: 8:30–17:30
  • יום שישי: 8:30–17:30
  • יום שבת: 8:30–17:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 8:00–20:30
  • יום שני: 8:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 8:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 8:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 8:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 8:00–20:30
  • יום שבת: 8:00–20:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 17:00–21:30
  • יום שני: סגור
  • יום שלישי: 11:30–13:30, 17:30–21:30
  • יום רביעי: 11:30–13:30, 17:30–21:30
  • יום חמישי: 11:30–13:30, 17:30–21:30
  • יום שישי: 11:30–13:30, 17:30–21:30
  • יום שבת: 17:30–21:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 10:00–0:00
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 10:00–0:00
  • יום שבת: 10:00–0:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:30–23:00
  • יום שני: 12:30–23:00
  • יום שלישי: 12:30–23:00
  • יום רביעי: 12:30–23:00
  • יום חמישי: 12:30–23:00
  • יום שישי: 12:30–23:00
  • יום שבת: 12:30–23:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–0:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 8:00–19:00
  • יום שני: 7:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום שבת: 7:00–19:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 14:30–23:00
  • יום שני: 15:00–23:00
  • יום שלישי: 15:00–23:00
  • יום רביעי: 15:00–23:00
  • יום חמישי: 15:00–23:00
  • יום שישי: 15:00–23:00
  • יום שבת: 14:30–23:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 19:00–1:00
  • יום שני: 19:00–1:00
  • יום שלישי: 19:00–1:00
  • יום רביעי: 19:00–1:00
  • יום חמישי: 18:00–2:00
  • יום שישי: 18:00–2:00
  • יום שבת: 18:00–2:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–1:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–1:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 11:30–1:00
  • יום שני: 11:30–1:00
  • יום שלישי: 11:30–1:00
  • יום רביעי: 11:30–1:00
  • יום חמישי: 11:30–1:00
  • יום שישי: 11:30–2:00
  • יום שבת: 11:30–2:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: סגור
  • יום שלישי: סגור
  • יום רביעי: סגור
  • יום חמישי: סגור
  • יום שישי: 23:00–5:00
  • יום שבת: 23:00–5:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: סגור
  • יום שלישי: 18:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 18:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 18:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 18:00–0:00
  • יום שבת: 18:00–0:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 11:00–3:00
  • יום שני: 11:00–3:00
  • יום שלישי: 11:00–3:00
  • יום רביעי: 11:00–3:00
  • יום חמישי: 11:00–3:00
  • יום שישי: 11:00–4:00
  • יום שבת: 11:00–4:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:00–2:00
  • יום שני: 12:00–2:00
  • יום שלישי: 12:00–2:00
  • יום רביעי: 12:00–2:00
  • יום חמישי: 12:00–2:00
  • יום שישי: 12:00–2:00
  • יום שבת: 12:00–2:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 7:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 7:00–19:00
  • יום שבת: 6:00–15:00

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Suggested plan

A perfect Salzburg itinerary

Day by day, so you can picture the whole trip.

  1. 1

    Day 1

    Old Town and the fortress

    Begin in Mirabell Gardens, cross Makartsteg and continue through Getreidegasse to Mozart's Birthplace and Residenzplatz. Ride the funicular to Hohensalzburg Fortress in the afternoon, when the city and Alps spread out below the walls.

  2. 2

    Day 2

    Mozart, the river and local Salzburg

    Visit Salzburg Cathedral, Salzburg Museum or the DomQuartier, then walk along the Salzach to Mozart's Residence on Makartplatz. In the evening, take the lift up Mönchsberg for the viewpoint and Museum of Modern Art, or enjoy the relaxed evening atmosphere around Linzergasse.

  3. 3

    Day 3

    Hellbrunn and Untersberg

    Travel to Hellbrunn Palace and tour its trick fountains, a genuine family favorite in warm weather. Continue on bus 25 to the Untersberg cable car for a dramatic Alpine viewpoint, but only with clear visibility and after checking wind conditions.

  4. 4

    Day 4

    The Salzkammergut lakes

    Head to St. Gilgen on Wolfgangsee, stroll along the waterfront and continue by boat to St. Wolfgang during the sailing season. With a car, add viewpoints and swimming spots around Fuschlsee; without one, bus 150 is the simplest and most scenic route into the lake district.

  5. 5

    Day 5

    Hallstatt or a relaxed city day

    For a full day out, leave early for Hallstatt, combining the waterfront, Market Square and Skywalk if open, preferably by train and ferry to avoid parking congestion. If you would rather skip another journey, walk around Leopoldskroner Weiher, visit Hangar-7 and finish with Austrian coffee in the Old Town.

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Round-trip flight from TLV

₪900-2,200 (direct or connecting)

Hotel per night

₪550-900 (mid-range)

Restaurant meal

₪65-130

Local beer

₪18-28

Cup of coffee

₪13-22

Short taxi ride

₪45-75

Rental car per day

₪180-350 (excluding fuel)

Daily budget per person

₪400-700 (sharing a double)

Good to know

Good to know before Salzburg

Getting around

From the airport

Salzburg Airport is about 4 km from the center. Buses 2 and 10 reach the Old Town or main station in roughly 20-30 minutes for about ₪12-15; a taxi downtown takes around 15 minutes and usually costs ₪65-90.

Need a car?

Not within Salzburg: the center is compact, walkable and well served by buses. A car is useful for several days around the Salzkammergut lakes, St. Gilgen, Wolfgangsee or the Grossglockner Alpine Road; for Hallstatt alone, public transport avoids costly parking.

Rent a car in Salzburg

Tips

Check whether your hotel provides a Salzburg Card, or buy one if you plan to visit the fortress, Untersberg and several museums. Pick up a rental car only when leaving the city, as central parking is limited and expensive.

Kosher & Jewish

Chabad / community

Chabad of Salzburg serves travelers and students and, depending on the season and advance registration, offers prayers, Shabbat meals and kosher guidance. The city also has a Jewish community and synagogue on Lasserstraße; always confirm prayer times, registration and security arrangements, as daily services should not be assumed.

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Kosher food

The city has very few permanent kosher dining options, so observant travelers generally pre-order meals through Chabad, book an apartment with a kitchen and shop for products bearing a recognized kosher symbol. Those comfortable with kosher-friendly choices will find vegan, fish and vegetable dishes, but shared kitchens are not kosher; Mozartkugel also comes from many producers, so check the package for certification rather than relying on the product name.

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Currency & rates

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3.52

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Local tips

Good to know about Salzburg

  • 🛏️For a romantic stay choose the Altstadt, but for better value and easy station access look around Mirabellplatz or Linzer Gasse.
  • 🎟️The Salzburg Card offers its best value on a full sightseeing day that includes the fortress, Mönchsberg lift and Hellbrunn Palace, so plan a route around the included attractions.
  • 🎭During the Salzburg Festival in July and August, reserve hotels and restaurants months ahead or choose different dates to avoid sharply higher prices.
  • 🚌Salzburg Airport is roughly 20 to 30 minutes from the center by city bus, so a taxi is unnecessary unless you are a family carrying substantial luggage.
  • ✡️Kosher travelers have limited ready-made options in the city, so contact Chabad Salzburg in advance, verify current certification and consider an apartment with a kitchenette.
  • 🛍️Most shops close on Sundays and public-holiday eves, so buy groceries on Saturday or rely on the limited stores at Salzburg Hauptbahnhof.

מאיה רוזן

Senior agent · Greece for 12 years

4.9

"To me, Salzburg feels like a city you can walk straight into as if it were a film set, with Baroque lanes, nearby mountains and a river running through it all. Israelis fall for its mix of compact city life and Alpine scenery, especially when they reach Hohensalzburg Fortress and see snowy peaks beyond the rooftops."

Loves

I love taking the Mönchsberg lift beside the Museum der Moderne, then leaving the busy terrace behind and following the wooded path to the Richterhöhe viewpoint. It is an easy, peaceful walk with one of the city’s finest views of the fortress and the Alps.

Skip

Do not buy Mozartkugel from every souvenir shop as though they were identical, since the handmade original comes from Café Fürst and costs more but is a completely different experience.

Boutique pick

I start early in Mirabell Gardens before the tour groups arrive, cross the river via Makartsteg and climb through the old lanes to Hohensalzburg Fortress. In the afternoon, I head to Hellbrunn Palace and its trick fountains, then return for a quiet sunset on Mönchsberg.

Client stories

What returning travelers say about Salzburg

"We walked up to Hohensalzburg Fortress for sunset, came down for dinner in the Old Town, and felt we had found the perfect couples’ escape in Salzburg."

Noa and Amit, Tel Aviv

Romantic couples’ weekend

"The kids got soaked by Hellbrunn Palace’s trick fountains, loved the fortress funicular, and asked to stay another day in Salzburg."

The Levi Family, Modi'in

Family holiday in Austria

"We rented a car in Salzburg, went swimming at Wolfgangsee, and returned for evening drinks on Rudolfskai, making it a day that had everything."

Yuval, Daniel and Roi, Haifa

Friends and lakes getaway

FAQ

Common questions about Salzburg

Do Israelis need a visa for Salzburg?

Israeli passport holders can visit Salzburg visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period, but should check whether ETIAS authorization is required before flying.

When is the best time to visit Salzburg?

The best times for Salzburg are May to June and September for comfortable sightseeing, December for Christmas markets, and July to August for warm weather with larger crowds and higher prices.

How many days do you need in Salzburg, and is it suitable for families and couples?

Three days in Salzburg cover the Old Town, Hohensalzburg Fortress and Hellbrunn Palace, while families and couples benefit from an extra day for the lakes region or Hallstatt.

Are there direct flights from Tel Aviv to Salzburg, and how long is the flight?

Direct flights from Tel Aviv to Salzburg generally operate seasonally and take about four hours, while at other times it is convenient to fly to Vienna or Munich and continue by train.

What is the easiest way to get around Salzburg?

Central Salzburg is compact and walkable, with excellent electric buses for outlying sights, so a car is mainly useful for exploring the lakes and surrounding villages.

How much does a Salzburg vacation cost, and is kosher food available?

A reasonable daily budget for a couple in Salzburg is ₪900 to ₪1,500 excluding flights, and kosher-observant travelers should arrange meals with Chabad Salzburg in advance and supplement with supermarket products.

What are Salzburg’s must-see attractions, and are there beaches?

Salzburg’s essentials include Getreidegasse, Mozart’s Birthplace, Mirabell Palace and the fortress, and although there is no seaside beach, nearby Wolfgangsee and Fuschlsee offer summer swimming.

Is Salzburg safe, and where can you go out at night?

Salzburg is very safe even at night, and its relaxed nightlife centers on Old Town bars and the Rudolfskai area, which has a livelier student atmosphere on weekends.

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