Markus Sittikus Hotel Salzburg Hotel Booking

Welcome to Salzburg one of the most beautiful cities in Europe!Our comfortable family-run hotel is in a peaceful area in the centre of the city, close to the Mirabell garden, the Salzburg Congress, "Kurhaus" or wellness centre, the main railway station and a few minutes walk from sights in the old town of Salzburg with different squares, cafes, restaurants, galleries and shops. All of our spacious rooms are fitted to comply to 4-star comfort, such as a private bathroom, satellite-TV, telephone, and radio.Before going for a walk through the Mozart city of Salzburg, enjoy breakfast with a pleasant atmosphere and service, served from 7am to 10am o'clock. Have a drink in between at our cozy hotel bar. Open round the clock.We have a seminar room with modern equipment available for 12 to 16 persons. Also a quiet location with a view to the hotel garden. The adjoining lounge and the hotel bar are also available to participants. The hotel garden and lawn invite you to relax and sun-bath.For those interested in cultural events the etc. our staff will be pleased to book excursions and sightseeing trips in which you will be picked up at the hotel (Sound of Music, Eagle's Nest, Salt Mine, etc.) The mountainous countryside and the ornate architecture make our city one of the prettiest in Europe. It is the capital of the province, Salzburg, which is located near the center of Austria. The city is located on the Salzach River on the northern edge of the Eastern Alps. Salzburg has long been a center in the musical world. It is the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. He was born in 1756 and died in 1791. The Salzburg Festival also adds to the musical atmosphere. It is a popular music contest that occurs from late July through August. The Palace also holds concerts daily between Easter and October, and the city takes part in Mozart Memorial Week, which is the last week in January.We welcome you and wish you a pleasant stay in Salzburg, the Rome of the north. Prince-archbishop Markus Sittikus von Hohenems, sovereign of Salzburg from 1612 to 1619 was half Italian, studied in Rome and Bologna and brought Italian baroque to Salzburg. His most eminent heritage is the baroque cathedral and his "villa suburbana" – the Hellbrunn summer residence. Due to this prince-archbishop with a great passion for music and theatre, the first opera performance outside Italy was organized in Salzburg. Shakespeare's remark "The whole world is a stage" became reality in Salzburg at the time of Markus Sittikus.