A worthy museum! It is not just one, but four! You get to see the rooms where the Prince Archbishops lived, the art gallery, the Cathedral, and more! The audioguide is free, and highly recommended! You can easily spend a few hours there. There is also a balcony that overlooks the main square, so it is possible to order a cup of coffee and have a break.
An easily overlooked stop. It includes the Archbishop’s palace (including the room where Mozart gave his first concert as a child), a small art museum, tours of the treasuries of Salzburg cathedral and St Peter’s. Very much worth it.
We reserved slots for the guided tour (DomQuartier Führung) via their official website template and then email. While it added a small add-on amount to the entry tickets, it was absolutely worth it.
The guide explained and pointed us towards things we would have absolutely missed in the museums & gallery view of the cathedral. She also showed us sections of the residence that wouldn't be open to visit otherwise. The guide was so nice and answered all our questions; at the end of the tour we felt we had seen the highlights and could move forwards to exploring the historical centre and go to a concert. It was a pleasure!
Beautiful museum, and amazing view. You can spend your whole day here just watching the roof and the painting. You have audio guide here, but unfortunately not Hungarian. But with the English one everything also clear.
With Salzbueg Card it is also free to enter so it is also a good point.
I think the only problem was: the emptiness of the rooms. There were big rooms with almost nothing in them just a big empty space.
But in the end, I had a great time here.
Interesting museum with different art pieces. Tour went through the terrace with nice view on the city, and nearby cathedral's organ, which you cannot access otherwise. Free access with Salzburg card.
Great historical tour. Loved the architecture and paintings. I really enjoyed the cabinet of curiosities. You will spend about three hours here if you enjoy history. Be aware that it is closed to tours on Tuesday.
Wonderful place to visit
You can easily spend 2-3 hours with an audio guide admiring diverse exhibitions and the architecture
History of the residence of the Prince-Archbishops given on the audio guide and nice gallery of paintings.
Just before the main doors of the cathedral, you’ll see the entrance to the museum, which does have a fee. It’s a large museum which goes over several levels of the cathedral and attached buildings. It has an excellent collection of artwork and treasures, including some significant religious relics. You can also see some of the state rooms. It's really worth the time if you are interested in religious history.
I loved this museum. It's audio tour is sequential and informative and within an hour's time, I've gained enough historical knowledge to better appreciate Salzburg as a city,