Getreidegasse Alley

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Getreidegasse Alley is the busiest street in town with shops, very expensive compared to the rest of the city. Getreidegasse street charm, perhaps the most famous shopping street in town is not given only high and very close to homes and stores but also enticing romantic passages and patios.

Typically these houses are windows which are becoming smaller toward the upper floors and arcades. Mozart Museum is located in rooms that were occupied by the Mozart family. Although the houses seem to be very narrow Getreidegasse, they are small and enlarged rear. A few centuries back space of the house was occupied by a garden. Later, the gardens have given way workshops, warehouses, stables or servants' apartments.

In recent years, the buildings are used by stores area vendors. Passages have become shopping passages Service and the covered galleries. These interconnected buildings Salzburg gave a particular architectural air. Each garden is a work of art: columns, arched passageways, marble balustrades, building names and dates engraved so. Pergola, steep stairs and close and colorful flowers of arcade offers a unique atmosphere. The passage leading from the house Getreidegasse No Schatz. 3 to University Square is probably the most frequented passage. An impressive bas-relief depicting the Virgin Mary and Child is located in a dark niche. A motherboard, also commemorates, German socialist leader August baby. Courtyards, decorated with arches most visited really need.

Today, many tourists are attracted due Getreidegasse street shops that sell jewelry, traditional clothing, antiques, leather goods, perfumes, delicatessen, clothing and almost anything anyone would want.

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