What a wonderful view!
Stand on the visitors platform and marvel at the gigantic round painting (26-meter circumference) of the historic city of Salzburg and its environs. The unique city panorama by J.M. Sattler (1786-1847) has a size of 130 m². Telescopes allow visitors to take a closer look at the attractions and details from the everyday life of Salzburg's residents 200 years ago.
The specially developed installation draws amazing comparisons between yesterday and today. Tap the animated touch screens to obtain all of the important information on individual attractions and Salzburg's most prominent districts.
The museum also has other large-scale paintings - so-called cosmoramas - by Hubert Sattler on display. The widely traveled painter captured unusual views of cities and landscapes during the 19th century.
Opening hours 2012:
Daily 9 am-5*pm
*last entrance 15 min. before closing
Closed:1st Monday in October, November 1 and December 25.
December 24 and 31: 9 am-2 pm, January 1: 1 pm-5 pm.
Guided tours on demand.
Admission Fees 2012:
Adults € 3.00
Children (6-15 years) € 1.00
Youths (16-26 years) € 1.50
Groups, senior citizens € 1.70
Families (2 adults and children) € 6.00
School class (no guided tour) free
School class (with guided tour) € 1.50
Guided tour (per person) € 2.00
Guided tour for groups (max. 25 persons) € 45.00
One time free admission with the Salzburg Card!
Combined ticket: Salzburg Museum and Panorama Museum
Adults € 8.50
Children (6-15 years) € 3.50
Youths (16-26 years) € 4.50
Reduced (groups, senior citizens) € 7.00
Family (2 adults and children) € 17.00
School classes (without guided tour) free
One time free admission with the Salzburg Card!
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