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Parks and Viewpoints

Salzburg's landscape is defined by formal Baroque gardens and dramatic alpine elevations. This selection spans from the manicured geometric beds of Mirabellgarten, famous for its 17th-century sculptures, to the rugged peaks of Gaisberg and Kapuzinerberg. Historic fortifications like the Hettwerbastei offer vantage points over the UNESCO-listed Old Town, while expansive estates like Schloßpark Kleßheim showcase the region's aristocratic heritage and architectural garden design.

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Mirabellgarten

Baroque gardens redesigned by Fischer von Erlach around 1690. Features include the Pegasus Fountain, the Grand Fountain with four marble statues, and the 18th-century Dwarf Garden.

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B

Kurgarten

Landscaped park located in the Neustadt district, situated adjacent to the Mirabell Gardens and the Salzburg Congress center.

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Hettwerbastei

A bastion on the southern slope of Kapuzinerberg, forming part of the city's historic fortifications. It provides panoramic views of the Salzach river and the Altstadt.