It's normal to feel confused about this, since Salzburg is situated close to the border between Austria and Germany. But still, Salzburg is officially within the territory of Austria. While you're in Germany and wanting to visit Salzburg before returning to Malaysia, you have the choice of various transportation methods like planes, trains, buses, or trains.

Salzburg is famous for its breathtaking Alpine scenery and cultural heritage, with its old city center recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, adorned with lovely baroque architecture, meandering cobblestone streets, and lovely squares that will surely impress you! Additionally, Salzburg is famous for being the place where the well-known composer Mozart was born.

The best times to travel to Salzburg are generally in Spring (April to June) and Autumn (September to October). In these months, the weather is comfortably moderate with temperatures between 10°C and 20°C (50°F to 68°F). Moreover, during this period the city is less crowded, allowing you to enjoy exploring its baroque architecture and scenic landscapes with more ease. Moreover, during these months there are various cultural festivals happening in Salzburg, like the Salzburg Easter Festival, Salzburg Whitsun Festival, which offer insight into local traditions and the arts scene.

Actually, no matter how long you stay in Salzburg, you won’t get bored! Salzburg offers you various attractions, delicious foods, and marvelous views. But we recommend you to stay in Salzburg for a minimum of a week, so you can enjoy Salzburg without any rush, visiting both the nature, heritage, and trying delicious foods there.

Salzburg experiences four distinct seasons, and winter is included among them! During the winter season spanning from December to February, Salzburg usually experiences snowy conditions. During the winter, temperatures frequently decrease and cause freezing conditions. The snow enhances the beauty of Salzburg, particularly the nearby Alps, making them look even more beautiful and enchanting.