Who is eligible for reduced or free admission?
All discounts, eligibility requirements and required proof can be found in our overview.

With your admission ticket for “Sound of Music Salzburg”, you will receive a voucher at the museum ticket desk for a discount on “The Sound of Music” at the Salzburg Marionetten Theater.

Sound of Music Salzburg
Fürstenweg 33–35, 5020 Salzburg

Public transport
Bus line 25
Stop: Salzburg Schloss Hellbrunn
Duration from Salzburg Central Station or the city centre: approx. 25–30 minutes

Online timetables of the Salzburger Verkehrsverbund (Salzburg Public Transport Authority)

By boat
Take the “Amadeus” directly to Hellbrunn with Salzburg Schifffahrt

By car
Access via Fürstenweg, from either Morzger Straße or Alpenstraße
Close to the Salzburg-Süd motorway exit
Parking for cars and coaches is available on site

The tour begins at the entrance building at Fürstenweg 33 (zookeepers’ lodge). This is where you will find the entrance, visitor information, shop and ticket desk.

The exhibition then continues in the former coach house and hunters’ lodge at Fürstenweg 35.

Public toilets are available directly by the building.

A special highlight is the famous gazebo from The Sound of Music.

Public Guided Tours
Please note that our regularly scheduled public guided tours are currently offered in German only.

Private Guided Tours
Would you like to explore the museum with your own group? Book a private tour of Sound of Music Salzburg and discover the film that has shaped the world’s image of Salzburg. The tour takes you from the Hollywood classic and beloved musical to the true story of Maria and the von Trapp family. Film, music, and history come together to offer a multifaceted look at Salzburg and its impact around the world.

Duration: 40 minutes
Age: 6 years and above
Price: 65 Euros flat fee per guided tour (max. 20 people), plus museum admission

• The entire museum is fully accessible.
  However, there are gravel paths in Hellbrunn Park.
• Accessible restrooms are located in the palace park, right next to the building.

• There is a tactile guidance system on the floor inside the museum.
• Tactile orientation maps are available in the entrance area and throughout the museum.
• There is a QR code in the exhibition area.
  This allows visitors to open a smartphone guide on their own mobile device. The guide is also suitable for blind and visually impaired visitors.

We provide clearly written texts in “Plain Language”.