48 Hours in Salzburg, Austria: Best Things to Do 🇦🇹

Salzburg, Austria, is a city famous for being the birthplace of Mozart, one of the greatest composers of all time, and the setting for the iconic musical and movie, the Sound of Music. Between the rugged mountains and the Baroque architecture, there is charm, history, and beauty to be found on every street corner. Join us as we explore and experience the best of Salzburg for 48 hours! 🇦🇹

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[ChadandClaire]

Growing up watching the Sound of Music, Salzburg was such a huge bucket list destination for me, and how lucky were we to have two full days of sun in the city! 😁 Next week, we’ll be sharing our day trip to the alpine town of Hallstatt, so stay tuned for our Austria series finale! 🇦🇹

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[smit]

Chad and Claire are beautiful humans inside and out. I love their style, positivity, beauty, wholesomeness, and kindness!!♥️♥️😍😍😇😇

[skidd]

I was in Vienna this summer and fell in love with this beautiful city. I really had wanted to visit Salzburg but it just didn't fit with the timing of our other events and places we needed to be. I also grew up loving the Sound of Music. This video and your one on Christmas markets has made me realize I need to go back and do these things and visit the places I wanted to but couldn't fit in.

[michaeltopitz]

The fountain inside the Müllnerbräu was and will never be used to draw beer yourself. Controlled by a sensor, it releases water to rinse the beer mug. But for me this beer garden and the beer there are the best in Salzburg.
I go there four to five times a year.
Greetings from this city!

[sm]

The nicest thing about Austrian deserts for the most part is that the sugar is very little. You can eat and enjoy a dessert without feeling like throwing up. Everything baked either that morning or a few hours ago-nothing from the day before. Love it. I feel lucky to stay in this country. 🇦🇹🙌

[jamesgardner]

I spent the 1995-96 academic year as a graduate student in my university's exchange program in Salzburg. If you get the chance, visit the city during other seasons and experience more of its culture in different conditions.

[doke]

Was in Salzburg 4 or 5 years ago for the Christmas markets, and we were lucky enough to be there for the running of the Krampus. It was so much fun. Great city.

[cashstore]

I was there in September 2023 for 3 nights. Loved the town and the people I encountered.

[sm]

Please keep at it with the lovely high quality vlogs. The subscriptions will come in, in time. This is real quality work. 🙌

[TravelNMind-gxws]

I love the beautiful tour of Salzburg, Austria that you guys provided. Keep up the good work!!

[raymondstockman]

Another professional job I really enjoyed it❤

[ocdomer]

We have really enjoyed your trip to Austria! We visited Austria several years ago, and your trip has brought back great memories. But I just wanted to say the very brief moonrise timelapse clip at 9:55 of the video was terrific! The moving clouds and the rising moon - really nice.

[SteveInNEPA]

Great videos... brought back fond memories for both of us. We had such fun and made new lifelong friends at the Augustiner (beer may have helped😂). We went to the original Lackner Kunsrhandwerk music box shop and bought something fun there. The Sound of Music is my second favorite movie... took the tour while in Salzburg and sang in falsetto on the minivan with everyone joining in and laughing... we dined at St Peter too... yum... off to Switzerland 🇨🇭 soon... yay.❤

[iibynkd]

Beautiful Austria, love it. thanks you tell us this beautiful place !!

[TheGconrad]

Just started following your channel it is fantastic. My wife and I are going to Vienna, Salzburg, and on to Switzerland for my 70th birthday tour next year and this video gives us some great ideas.

[tomzhao]

Claire's always smiling, that silly looking boy is blessed

[elainemcgran]

Yes, that's the way u eat ribs with your hands.
The deserts look gorgeous sounds like the egg one is a type of meringue.

[bodvargregersen]

Great video! You managed to show us the great city of Salzburg, Austria. I liked the aerial view of the city from atop of the castle on top of the mountain. I always wondered how you can eat as much as you do. Now I know how you do it. You must walk about 10 miles a day while filming a video. I liked the cooking class too. The apple strudel looked delicious, except the table spoons of sugar were more like small shovels of sugar. Chad’s research really paid off when he found the cave-like restaurant with bohemian decor. Watching your travel videos opens our horizon to what the world has to offer.

[sylviaweber]

Hi! FYI- the spot you thought was for filling your own beer was never water to cool your stein before you have it filled with the beer....

[jerrymoore]

Love your videos! So laid back, authentic, informative, and fun. You guys are awesome!