Where to go around Salzburg

The Flachgau is the district that surrounds Salzburg on nearly every side, stretching from flat…

A small, exclusive village on the crystal-clear Fuschlsee, 20 km east of Salzburg. Schloss Fuschl…

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Germany is the national reference node for Bavaria in the IS graph, present because the…

Gmunden sits at the northern end of the Traunsee with a lake castle on an…

Gneis is a quiet southern district of Salzburg, residential in character and without major attractions.…

Gnigl is a northeastern district of Salzburg, absorbed into the city in 1935 after centuries…

Golling is where the Salzach squeezes between the Tennengebirge and Hagengebirge, and the result is…

Gosau is the quiet end of the Salzkammergut, a Upper Austrian village at the mouth…

Grödig is a small market town immediately south of Salzburg, sitting at the foot of…

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The Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse is the most spectacular alpine road drive in Austria: 48 kilometres of…

Hallein is the salt town that paid for Salzburg's grandeur. The Bad Dürrnberg salt mine…

The village that gave the Iron Age its name. Hallstatt has been a salt-mining settlement…

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