- The view with a telescope
- On the visitors platform in the Panorama Museum
- A detail of the Panorama
Panorama Museum | Residenzplatz
A wonderful view!
The unique city panorama by Johann Michael Sattler (1786–1847) covers 125 square meters (26 meters in circumference). It depicts the historic center of Salzburg and its surrounds in 1829. Telescopes on the visitors platform allow closer viewing of the details of domestic architecture and daily life as it was 200 years ago.
--> The Salzburg Panorama
Neue Residenz
Entrance: Residenzplatz 9, 5010 Salzburg
City map (Google-Maps)
Tel.: +43-662-62 08 08-730
Curator: Dr. Renate Wonisch-Langenfelder
Opening times
Daily 9 am to 5 pm
Changed opening times:
24 and 31 December: 9 am to 2 pm, 1 January: 1 pm to 5 pm
Closed:
1 November, 25 December
Admission | Euro |
Adults | 3,0 |
Reduced | 2,5 |
Young people (aged 16 to 26) | 1,5 |
Children (aged 6 to 15) | 1,0 |
Families School classes | 6,0 free |
Salzburg Card | valid |
Combicard Panorama Museum and Salzburg Museum | Neue Residenz
Adults | 8,5 |
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Reduced | 7,0 |
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Young people (aged 16 to 26) | 4,5 |
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Children (aged 6 to 15) | 3,5 |
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Families School classes | 17,0 free |
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Salzburg Card | valid |
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Guided tours
For information call tel. +43-662-62 08 08-722
oder mail: renate.wonisch-langenfelder@salzburgmuseum.at