fiogf49gjkf0d The main
tourist office
is in the heart of the Altstadt at Mozartplatz 5 (daily: May-Sept 9am-8pm; Oct-April 9am-6pm; tel 0662/88987-330,
www.salzburginfo.at
), but the first port of call for many new arrivals is the
information kiosk
on platform 2A of the train station (daily: May-Sept 8.30am-9pm; Oct-April 9am-8pm). Both are busy throughout the year, and staff - especially at the station branch - can sometimes appear overworked and short-tempered. Information
kiosks
at other likely points of arrival include: at the
airport
, outside the main terminal building in the car park (June-Oct daily 9am-7pm; Easter-May Mon-Sat 9am-6pm Nov-Easter Mon-Sat 9am-5pm);
Salzburg-Mitte
, MA?nchner Bundesstrasse 1, about 1km south of the Salzburg-Mitte exit from the A1 autobahn on the main road into town (May-Oct daily 9am-8pm; Nov-April Mon-Sat 11am-5pm); and
Salzburg-SA?d
, Alpensiedlung-SA?d, Alpenstrasse, about 5km north of the Salzburg-SA?d exit of the A10 autobahn (same hours as Salzburg-Mitte).
All of the above provide a host of
free brochures
in English (although they charge A¶S10/a?¬0.73 for a city map), and will book you into a hotel or pension (for a nominal fee). They also sell a
Salzburg Card
, which gives free access to the majority of city museums and attractions, as well as unlimited use of city transport (A¶S230/a?¬16.79 for 24hr, A¶S320/a?¬23.36 for 48hr, A¶S410/a?¬29.93 for 72hr) - it's worth the investment if you're visiting more than a couple of attractions a day.
Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):
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