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Discover the Museum der Moderne Salzburg Mönchsberg, a treasure trove for art enthusiasts nestled in the heart of Salzburg. This striking modern building not only houses compelling works of art but also offers some of the city's most breathtaking panoramic views. Perched atop Mönchsberg, the museum provides an exceptional vantage point of the old town, especially from its upper terrace.

With accessibility that includes an easy-to-use elevator from the mountain's base or entry through the Altstadt, getting there is a breeze. The museum is kid-friendly, making it a delightful experience for the entire family. While the exhibits lack English audio guides or descriptions, the helpful staff is always on hand to assist. Best of all, if you have a Salzburg card in hand, your entry is free.

Despite some organizational quirks, the Museum der Moderne Salzburg Mönchsberg remains one of the top places to appreciate modern art and revel in the unparalleled views of Salzburg. Plan to spend 1-2 hours taking in both the art and the vistas for a truly memorable visit.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Herbert-v.-Karajan-Platz
Bus stop 240 m walk
Salzburg Herbert-v.-Karajan-Platz
Bus stop 223 m walk
Salzburg Reichenhaller Straße
Bus stop 341 m walk
Salzburg Mönchsbergaufzug
Bus stop 53 m walk
Salzburg Ferdinand-Hanusch-Platz
Bus stop 221 m walk

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Marka Kondrateva
Marka Kondrateva
4 weeks ago on Google

Very nice exposition and spaces.

Michelle Peacock
Michelle Peacock
4 weeks ago on Google

I climbed the steps to land on top of the hill, behind the Museum of Modern Art. The cafe has patio seating. To the side is a viewing platform where folk take city view photos. To the left of that is a trail, walkway that goes down next to the cafe. There's glass doors. This is the entrance towards the reception. Enter and go downstairs. Or go into the cafe and walk downstairs. There's a room for assorted sized lockers. You will need either a 1 or 2 Euro coin. You will get it back. The exhibitions are mind opening and provide perspectives to ponder. Identity, humanity, the environment, where are we, what are our choices. It's stepping into a world expressed in a soul full, innate, artful manner. Walk away one step closer to feeling connected to messages that may just resonate. There's an easier way down, behind the art museum is a stairs into a garden that opens into a trail, sitting area to see the view and listen to church bells. Its a lovely walk down. Enjoy!

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Iva Mikulová
Iva Mikulová
1 month ago on Google

Tolles Gebäude und wunderbare Ausstellungen...