fiogf49gjkf0d As befits the city of Mozart,
music
is Salzburg's speciality. Most of this is of the classical variety, but a city of such size can't get away without at least a handful of rock venues and clubs.
Theatre
is also serious business here, although challenging German-language drama may not be everyone's cup of tea. The best sources of
listings
information are
Stadt Leben
, a free monthly available from the tourist office which, although printed in German, is pretty easy to decipher; the tourist office's own multilingual
Events
brochure, published every two months; or the
Salzburger Nachrichten
daily newspaper. The Salzburg Ticket Service, inside the tourist office (tel 0662/840310,
www.salzburgticket.com
), has tickets for most of the performances going on in the city, including the Festspiele.
Don't forget
sport
: addresses for activities like swimming and ice skating can be found in "Listings". The main spectator sport is without doubt
football
. Austrian champions in 1994, 1995 and 1997, local team
SV Salzburg
play at the Casino Stadion on Schumacherstrasse, 1.5km north of the Altstadt (tel 0662/433332-0; buses #49 or #95 from F-Hanusch-Platz to Nelkenstrasse). Most matches are played on Saturday afternoons, and sometimes Saturday evenings.
Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):
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