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5 entries tagged Bridge on Introducing Salzburg.
Most visitors cross the Karolinenbrücke without giving it a glance, on their way somewhere else. It is one of Salzburg's three main bridges for car traffic, named after Karoline Auguste, the Bavarian-born Empress of Austria who settled in the city after she was widowed and who opened the first bridge here in 1859.
Built 2001
A pedestrian bridge over the Salzach near Makartplatz, renamed in 2019 in honour of Marko Feingold, Holocaust survivor and longtime president of Salzburg's Jewish community. Originally known as the Makartsteg, named after Hans Makart.
Built 1903
A pedestrian bridge named after Mozart, built in 1903, connecting the Altstadt to the Rudolfskai on the right bank. Good views of the Altstadt skyline and Hohensalzburg Fortress.
Pedestrian bridge at the northern end of the Altstadt, offering one of the most rewarding views of the old town: the classic Salzburg skyline photograph. Natural starting point for a photography walk along Mönchsberg.
The main bridge crossing the Salzach, connecting the Altstadt to the Neustadt/Linzer Gasse area. The busiest pedestrian and traffic crossing in central Salzburg. Current bridge dates to 1938.
