This small museum can be accessed directly from the square outside via a door by the post office or from the main museum through an interesting underground tunnel.
Hint: if visiting the main museum as well, ask for a combined ticket. Even with a Salzburg Card, which includes the entry for both, this will save you time and frustration, especially if coming from the main museum, as there is no option to buy a ticket at the end of the tunnel and the automated gates only allow entry to the correct tickets.
The museum itself has s a small display of local views around the edge of the main display, which as the name suggests is a large circular view of the city looking outwards from the centre.
The wall painting is very detailed and realistic, there is even a telescope 🔭 provided to get close up views of the amazing detail.
The shop sells a number of cards, some quite large with copies of sections of the panorama.
Definitely worth a visit and recommended...
Read moreA short visit that I only decided to do because of the heat outside turned out very well. Entrance for jugend was 2euros and for this you get some nice background information on how Salzburg looked through the years. After that you're treated to a stunning panorama painting of the whole city seen from the fortress hohensalzburg. I very much giving this place a short look especially if you happen to have the Salzburg card or...
Read moreNot really a must see when visiting Salzburg. It's a small place with a 360° painting of Salzburg around the year 1900. But don't expect it to be much more. If I wouldn't have had the Salzburg card which grants you free entry to the museum, I would have skipped it. But if you do have the Salzburg card it's definitly an option and you're probably outside again after 10...
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