Mozart Residence

Museum · Fortress Hohensalzburg

Mozart Residence

Museum · Fortress Hohensalzburg

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Makartplatz 8, 5020 Salzburg, Austria

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Step into the ghost of Mozart's world at his former residence, where a single, cherished room still echoes with music amidst modern art oddities.  

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Makartplatz 8, 5020 Salzburg, Austria Get directions

mozarteum.at
@stiftungmozarteum

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Makartplatz 8, 5020 Salzburg, Austria Get directions

+43 662 87422740
mozarteum.at
@stiftungmozarteum

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wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jul 11, 2025

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"Explore the Mozart Family Home By 1773 the Mozart family had outgrown their residence on bustling Getreidegasse and moved across the river to the more spacious Tanzmeisterhaus, the former home of the court dancing instructor. Mozart lived here until 1781, when he moved to Vienna. His father Leopold remained until his death in 1787. More than half the building was bombed during World War II, but it was restored and opened as a museum in 1996. Inside the house are documents, portraits, and instruments that detail what life was like for the Mozart family during their time here. The Wohnhaus and Mozart's Birthplace are both worth checking out, particularly if you've purchased a Salzburg Card that provides entrance to both; this one, however, is usually less crowded."

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"Explore the Mozart Family Home By 1773 the Mozart family had outgrown their residence on bustling Getreidegasse and moved across the river to the more spacious Tanzmeisterhaus, the former home of the court dancing instructor. Mozart lived here until 1781, when he moved to Vienna. His father Leopold remained until his death in 1787. More than half the building was bombed during World War II, but it was restored and opened as a museum in 1996. Inside the house are documents, portraits, and instruments that detail what life was like for the Mozart family during their time here. The Wohnhaus and Mozart's Birthplace are both worth checking out, particularly if you've purchased a Salzburg Card that provides entrance to both; this one, however, is usually less crowded."

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Michael Bowers

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I enjoyed seeing where Mozart lived. The museum is very sparse. It has very few items related to Mozart. You must use your imagination to visualize Mozart's life in his home. My favorite part is the last room which contains a model of the building and how Mozart likely filled it with furniture and used it.

Avi Kr

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Even if you are not a music fan, you may like to visit this place to see that , sometimes fame comes after a highly talented person departs. Then the name is used by the country in claiming the individuals’ identity as a game changer for tourism. Lots to be consumed as an eye opener.

Mike Rogers

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Nice museum. Not as exhaustive as his birthplace museum which is close by which is where he spent much more time. Both were nice tributes but the birthplace was the better site IMO. This one was free the day we came so bonus but the birthplace was my better option.

Georg Kremsner

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In comparison to the birthplace of Mozart this sight is rather underwhelming, very modern and simple. Half of the exhibits are dedicated to Harnoncourt, a great director. I did not see any history of the house, who of the Mozart family lived here. Very few historical pieces associated to Mozart, although there were some instruments. There were a lot of old paintings and pictures though.

Kärt Kase

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It compliments nicely Mozart's Birthhouse. It is great that the museum is in the house were he lived. Great for a fan!

Sara Dama

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I guess I expected more from the visit. Nice manuscripts and pianos to see. Only a few rooms but very nice staff

Donna Wanna

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We used our Salsburg path and got in for free. I’m glad I saw where Mozart spent part of his early life playing for his family and others. The main room where he evidently played was filled with a couple of harps accords and paintings of him and the family.That part was nice. Know that that is the only room that is of the original building. More than half of it was destroyed in World War II. Part of it has been reconstructed. Still, it was nice seeing.

Steph c

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We bought the combined ticket for the Mozart Museum and Birthplace. The museum is far better and more informative, with three floors of exhibitions. The birthplace is a very sparse exhibition and hosted very little artifacts that were Mozart's, just lots of paintings and portraits. Would definitely recommend going to the museum to experience more of Mozart's life instead of coming here in my opinion.