The Cathedral Excavations Museum located under Residence Square and Cathedral Square offers insight into architectural history back to Roman times at the site of today's Cathedral. Particularly impressive are a number of archeological finds from a Roman villa, of which various walls, architectural objects, mosaics, channels and heating systems are still preserved. Also on display are foundations and the masonry from the western towers of the Romanesque cathedral built during the late 12th century under Archbishop Conrad III, ravished by fire in 1598.
Excavations of the medieval cathedral and Roman remains.
Opening Hours 2011:
July, August: daily 9 am-5 pm (last entrance 4:45 pm)
2012:
Opening Hours 2012:
July, August: daily 9 am-5 pm (last entrance 4:45 pm)
Guided tours by prior arrangement.
Admission Fees 2012:
Adults € 2.50
Children (6-15 years) € 1.00
Youths (16-26 years) € 1.50
Groups of adults, senior citizens € 2.00
School groups (no guided tour) free
School groups (with guided tour) € 1.50
Guided tours (per person) € 2.00
Guided tours for groups (max. 25 persons) € 45.00
One time free admission with the Salzburg Card!
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