📍 Location: Getreidegasse 9, 5020 Salzburg, Austria
🕰️ Opening Hours: Daily, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM (last entry 5:00 PM)
🎟️ Entry Fee: Adults €12, Reduced €10, Children under 6 free
⏳ Visit Duration: 1–1.5 hours
Born here on January 27, 1756, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart spent his early childhood in this three-story home
Transformed into a museum in 1880 by the International Mozarteum Foundation
The house is preserved in 18th-century style, with original furnishings, documents, and instruments
Located on Salzburg’s historic Getreidegasse, a charming and busy shopping street
Peek into the room where Mozart was born
Includes period furniture, portraits, and letters written by Mozart and his family
See Mozart’s child-sized violin, clavichord, and other instruments he played and composed on
Includes sheet music and musical manuscripts
Learn about the roles of his father Leopold, sister Nannerl, and mother Anna Maria
Exhibits highlight the family’s travels across Europe and the challenges they faced
Displays explore Mozart’s operas, early compositions, and influence on Western music
Videos, timelines, and rare documents provide deeper historical context
The distinctive yellow facade of the building on Getreidegasse (look for the red sign: Mozarts Geburtshaus)
Inside the main staircase
Small but elegant balcony windows facing the busy street
Occasionally hosts temporary exhibitions related to music and 18th-century Salzburg
Nearby Mozart Square and Residence expand the story of his life and later years
Combine your visit with a classical concert in Salzburg for a full Mozart-themed experience
Music books, replicas of Mozart’s instruments, CDs, chocolate Mozartkugeln, and sheet music
Great selection of unique, culturally authentic gifts
Mozart’s Residence (Mozart-Wohnhaus) – where he lived as a young adult
Mirabell Palace, Salzburg Cathedral, and Hohensalzburg Fortress all within walking distance
Café Tomaselli – one of Mozart’s favorites and still serving traditional Viennese pastries
Walking: Centrally located in Salzburg’s Old Town
Bus: Get off at Rathaus or Hanuschplatz, then walk 5 mins
Train: From Salzburg Hauptbahnhof, ~20 minutes on foot or 10 by bus
Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid tour groups
No photos inside — leave your camera at the ready for exterior shots
Buy a combo ticket for Mozart’s Birthplace + Mozart’s Residence
Use the audio guide or printed map for deeper insights