Salzburg Museum New Residence...

Experience Salzburg's art and cultural history up close and enjoy special views of Salzburg's unique cultural landscape in the centre of the old town.

The Neue Residenz is one of nine exhibition rooms belonging to the Salzburg Museum. The art and cultural history of the city and province of Salzburg is presented on an exhibition area of around 3000 m².

Special exhibitions with a Salzburg connection

The changing special exhibitions always offer new perspectives on the art and cultural history of Salzburg and, thanks to international cooperation, enable visitors to look beyond their own backyard. The Salzburg Museum is currently celebrating 100 years of the Salzburg Festival with a national exhibition. The premiere of Hugo von Hofmannsthal's "Jedermann" on 22 August 1920 in the Cathedral Square is considered the founding date of the Salzburg Festival. Entitled "The Greatest Theatre in the World - 100 Years of the Salzburg Festival", the exhibition gives an overview of the history of the Festival and traces its development up to the present day.

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Suitable

• Bad weather
• Winter
• Summer
• Familyfriendly

Tags

• Kultur: museum

Weather

Wednesday

18°C

Thursday

20°C

Friday

20°C

Details und Informationen

morning

19.03.2025

Temperature

-1°C

Sunshine

100%

Freezing level

0

afternoon

19.03.2025

Temperature

18°C

Sunshine

100%

Freezing level

2600

Forecast

The weather in March will probably not be able to beat the weather of Wednesday: The morning will be sunny, clear and rather chilly. Already, the sun has the same intensity as in mid September and it will therefore be pleasantly mild for the season.

Last update: 18.03.2025

Thursday

20.03.2025

Temperature

20°C

Sunshine

100%

Freezing level

2800

Friday

21.03.2025

Temperature

20°C

Sunshine

80%

Freezing level

2900

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This bright weather will last for another few days. There will be a few occasional clouds, but all in all the sun will dominate the sky and produce mild temperatures.