Guided Tours
© Salzburger Festspiele / Andreas Kolarik
Public Tours
Public tours take place daily at 2 p.m.
- The number of persons who can attend is limited to 20
- Reservations are not possible
- Taking pictures is not allowed
Safety and Prevention
- It is obligatory to wear a FFP-2 facemask during the tour
- According to regulations issued by the Ministry of Health (COVID-19-ÖV), only persons who have been tested, vaccinated or have recovered may enter the Salzburg Festival performance venues (3G rule).
- Registration requirement
- Please take care to keep at least 1 metre distance to other persons in your group
Tickets:
Tickets are sold directly at the ticket shop of the Salzburg Festival (at the pillar with the stone masks next to the gate) 15 minutes before the tour.
Prices:
Adults € 7,- (incl. 10 % VAT)
Children and teenager from 6 to 18 years: € 4,- (incl. 10 % VAT)
Children up to 6 years: free admission
A valid Salzburg Card entitles the holder to participate once in a public tour.
All information is subject to change
Language
German, English
Duration
approx. 50 min
Meeting Point
Hofstallgasse 1,
5020 Salzburg
Entrance Gate/Stone pillar
Should you wish to visit Salzburg’s Festspielhäuser with a group, this must be arranged separately. Please feel free to contact us by using the button below.
Prices:
Group tours: € 140,– flat fee for up to 20 persons; each additional person € 7,-
Student tours (up to 18 years of age): € 80,– flat fee for up to 20 students; each additional student € 4,- (accompanying teachers free)
Student tours (from 18 years of age): The participants pay the flat rate for adults: € 140,– flat fee for up to 20 students; each additional student € 7,-
Questions & Answers
Where do the guided tours start and end?
The meeting point and end point of the guided tours is directly in front of the entrance to the Haus für Mozart / the Felsenreitschule at the shop of the Salzburg Festival (Hofstallgasse 1, 5020 Salzburg).
Does the guided visit include a tour of the Grosse Festspielhaus?
Yes, as a general rule, the Grosse Festspielhaus, the Felsenreitschule and the Haus für Mozart are all stops on our guided tours. Our venues are not a static museum, but rather a living place where art is produced the whole year round. As such, it may happen that tours do not visit all of the sites due to rehearsals or ongoing renovation work or are rescheduled altogether. We kindly ask for your understanding.
Is it possible to visit the backstage areas and workshops?
Due to the current corona virus situation it is not possible to go backstage or to visit workshops. Thank you for your understanding.
Is the Felsenreitschule open to visitors?
Yes, as a general rule, the Große Festspielhaus, the Felsenreitschule and the Haus für Mozart are all stops on our guided tours. Our venues are not a static museum, but rather a living place where art is produced the whole year round. As such, it may happen that tours do not visit all of the sites due to rehearsals or ongoing renovation work or are rescheduled altogether. We kindly ask for your understanding.
Is it possible to visit the workshops?
No, unfortunately, a visit to the workshops is not possible.
Are visitors permitted to take photographs and videos during the tour?
Yes, provided your guide permits it, you are welcome to take photos and videos during the tour. However, any recordings of set designs are strictly forbidden.
Are the guided tours suitable for children?
Yes, we welcome our young visitors to come along on the tour. The guided tours are recommended for children from 6 years of age.
Are there any discounts for children?
Yes, for children and adolescents aged six to 16, the tour costs € 4,- (incl. 10 % VAT). For children under six years of age, the tour is free of charge.
Does the regular guided tour involve taking an elevator?
No, the regular tours lead visitors up several flights of stairs and are therefore only partially suited for wheelchair-bound visitors.
Do you offer tours suitable for persons with disabilities?
Yes, for guests with special needs we offer specialized tours. If interested, please contact us directly: fuehrungen@salzburgfestival.at
Are dogs allowed?
No, generally speaking, dogs and other pets are not allowed on the Salzburg Festival’s premises. Guide dogs and seeing-eye dogs are exempt from this rule.
FAQ
Questions & Answers
Where do the guided tours start and end?
The meeting point and end point of the guided tours is directly in front of the entrance to the Haus für Mozart / the Felsenreitschule at the shop of the Salzburg Festival (Hofstallgasse 1, 5020 Salzburg).
Does the guided visit include a tour of the Grosse Festspielhaus?
Yes, as a general rule, the Grosse Festspielhaus, the Felsenreitschule and the Haus für Mozart are all stops on our guided tours. Our venues are not a static museum, but rather a living place where art is produced the whole year round. As such, it may happen that tours do not visit all of the sites due to rehearsals or ongoing renovation work or are rescheduled altogether. We kindly ask for your understanding.
Is it possible to visit the backstage areas and workshops?
Due to the current corona virus situation it is not possible to go backstage or to visit workshops. Thank you for your understanding.
Is the Felsenreitschule open to visitors?
Yes, as a general rule, the Große Festspielhaus, the Felsenreitschule and the Haus für Mozart are all stops on our guided tours. Our venues are not a static museum, but rather a living place where art is produced the whole year round. As such, it may happen that tours do not visit all of the sites due to rehearsals or ongoing renovation work or are rescheduled altogether. We kindly ask for your understanding.
Is it possible to visit the workshops?
No, unfortunately, a visit to the workshops is not possible.
Are visitors permitted to take photographs and videos during the tour?
Yes, provided your guide permits it, you are welcome to take photos and videos during the tour. However, any recordings of set designs are strictly forbidden.
Are the guided tours suitable for children?
Yes, we welcome our young visitors to come along on the tour. The guided tours are recommended for children from 6 years of age.
Are there any discounts for children?
Yes, for children and adolescents aged six to 16, the tour costs € 4,- (incl. 10 % VAT). For children under six years of age, the tour is free of charge.
Does the regular guided tour involve taking an elevator?
No, the regular tours lead visitors up several flights of stairs and are therefore only partially suited for wheelchair-bound visitors.
Do you offer tours suitable for persons with disabilities?
Yes, for guests with special needs we offer specialized tours. If interested, please contact us directly: fuehrungen@salzburgfestival.at
Are dogs allowed?
No, generally speaking, dogs and other pets are not allowed on the Salzburg Festival’s premises. Guide dogs and seeing-eye dogs are exempt from this rule.
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