With its unique topographical setting, Salzburg is not only a major tourist hotspot today, the city also had a magical appeal for a wide variety of people even before and during the 1920s. Some moved from the big cities to the picturesque little town on the Salzach and settled there. Others came as guests and became loyal friends of the city. Fueled by the Salzburg Festival, tourism grew steadily, and Salzburg became internationally renowned as a brand. How did the city present itself to its visitors back then, and what did people see when they looked down on Salzburg from Gaisberg or Mönchsberg? What views and insights do the artistic documents of this era offer us? What was created anew? What has been forgotten? Through picturesque views, drawn visions, and historical photographs, the exhibition depicts a time of great change. Join us as we immerse ourselves in the Salzburg of the 1920s!