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The Salzburg Airport W.A. Mozart is named after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, world-renowned composer who was born here. It is also Austria’s 2^nd biggest airport. The facility serves as an entry point to the many ski areas in Austria, such as the well-known Ski-Amadé region. It services various major airlines including Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, British Airways, and Austrian Airlines, flying passengers to and from various destinations in Europe.

World Heritage Site

The Baroque town centre of the city is listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO, and exploring the whole place can easily be done on foot. It is also where the famous composer of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Because the city is not among the most industrialized in the country, the natural beauty of the region is untouched and remains as beautiful as it always has been. With a panorama of the magnificent Alpine mountains and lovely lakes, Salzburg is a place worth visiting anytime of the year.

The Rich Cultural History of Salzburg

Throughout the baroque period, Salzburg was a flourishing capital of religion and culture, specifically in 1622 when the University of Salzburg was established. Not only is the city widely known because of its old charm, but mostly because of the many remnants of Europe’s cultural history that can be seen in every part of the city. It is easy to see how Salzburg has been influenced greatly by musical geniuses such as Mozart, Haydn, and Toscanini, as the Salzburger Festspiele continues to attract thousands of visitors to the city each summer. At present, Salzburg has been transforming itself not only into a place of culture, but one of science too, with the development of institutions for education as well as research.

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