Weather in Salzburg. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Salzburg area

Map of Salzburg temperature forecast

1. You can zoom in to Salzburg using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.
2. Besides this, you can grab the map by your mouse button and move it to see the temperature in other regions.
This temperature map is centered around Salzburg. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Salzburg area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Salzburg for any period within next 10 days.
2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Salzburg. The map is also real-time and interactive.

Salzburg - guide chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

More to see in Salzburg

There are many interesting places and landmarks in Salzburg that travelers with children should not forget to visit. House of Nature is one of these places. It’s an incredibly interesting museum, so it’s so easy to spend a whole day there. In spacious halls of the house, visitors will find giant models of dinosaurs, aquariums with golden fish, and the super exciting Do Experiments Yourself hall. In the latter, visitors are welcome to try to do various tests and experiments themselves. If you like walking, don’t forget to include a visit to Mirabell Garden into your vacation plan. There is also Zwergelgarten or the Dwarf Garden nearby. The entrance to the gardens is absolutely free. It’s a fantastic place for an unhurried walk, but the spacious parks are also suitable for cycling. Of course, the Dwarf Garden is the most famous area of the picturesque place, so many visitors come to see small statues of gnomes in Baroque style. Salzburg Zoo is an amazing place, a visit to which will excite absolutely all children. The zoo has become home for more than 1,200 animals from different parts of the world. Gracious panthers, giraffes, and hippos are just some of the animals that you can see there. Salzburg Zoo is one of the oldest in the world and is located in an incredibly beautiful place. While walking along spacious open air cages, visitors will be able to admire the panorama of Hellbrunn Mountain and enjoy the picturesque view of the nearby pastures. Many … Read further

Salzburg guide chapters

Attractions and active leisure

Salzburg is a real finding for fans of outdoor activities. The city features incredibly huge number of parks, gardens and pedestrian streets, so there’s no wonder why walks and cycling remain the most favorite pastime of visitors of this city. During a walk through the ancient Getreidegasse Street you can see numerous attractions, as well as detect some very nice and cozy cafes and restaurants. Fans of shopping … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Stadtwirtshaus Gabler restaurant is a prestigious establishment that offers either amazing national dishes or popular dishes from European cuisine. Beer is considered the signature beverage of this restaurant – you will find more than twenty varieties of this drink here. Kaltenhausen brewery remains the main supplier of beer for many years. The factory, which was opened more than five centuries ago, remains one of … Open

Traditions and mentality of Salzburg

As a rule, all main celebrations are held on central squares of the city. During five days of craftsmen sell their goods here, chefs treat guests with delicious local food, and children are welcome to have fun on various rides and attractions. For many years Mozart remains one of the main symbols of the city. He is often the main theme of numerous museums and galleries. Theaters organize memorable evenings, and in … Open

Travel guide to Salzburg

The House of Nature.
The Nature House is a museum, located near the end of the old town, in Muzeumplatts. This is a big museum that exhibits a collection of items that tell about the nature of Salzburg and its surroundings in a pleasant and lively manner. The exposition of the museum is very diverse and covers a variety of topics that can attract the attention of both adults and children. … Open

Review of luxury hotels

Fans of luxury will fall in love with Crowne Plaza Salzburg - The Pitter that has been serving guests since 1864. The hotel features a large choice of guest rooms even for most discerning guests. For example, travelers can choose a room with the panoramic view of historic streets of the city or a silent inner yard. Posh suites are mostly made in cream shades and have an unusual lighting system with bulbs built in … Open

Salzburg for children - what to visit

If you like walking, don’t forget to include a visit to Mirabell Garden into your vacation plan. There is also Zwergelgarten or the Dwarf Garden nearby. The entrance to the gardens is absolutely free. It’s a fantastic place for an unhurried walk, but the spacious parks are also suitable for cycling. Of course, the Dwarf Garden is the most famous area of the picturesque place, so many visitors come to see … Open

Climate in Austria and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

From late August to late October, the weather gives an opportunity to enjoy the surrounding nature and the ancient architecture of large cities and colorful provinces. With the beginning of September, the mellow season begins in Vienna and Salzburg. Ski resorts in Austria are known all over the world. Their prestige can not be overestimated. The most prosperous people of the world come here every year. A very mild and sunny winter is ideal for all kinds of entertainment. In the Alps, the air temperature drops to 15 degrees below zero, in lowland areas and in the foothills of the mountains, the temperatures rarely drops below -5C. The ski season at the resorts of the highlands continues until mid-April. In other regions, with the onset of March, the snow begins to melt, and it starts raining heavily. The risk of avalanches, flooding, and landslides makes the spring in Austria the most unfavorable season for recreation. … Open

Atmosphere of Austria: religion and languages

Despite various religious tensions in the past, today, all confessions in Austria coexist peacefully and calmly. Representatives of various religions feel comfortable here. Freedom of religion is protected at the state and legislative level. Three quarters of the total population of the country are Catholics; the most of the rest are Protestants. There are small groups of Muslims and Orthodox. About 10% of residents consider themselves atheists. Religious minorities are represented by Buddhists, Jews, Hindus, and Sikhs. The largest number of evangelists in Austria live in Salzburg. … Open