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Once in the town hall, death sentences were handed out "in bundles" to witches, followed by their execution by fire to purify the body from sin. Times have changed, turbulent times have passed, and today, instead of the stern faces of judges, tourists are greeted by the chiming of ancient clocks and the ringing of bells, with only tours and stories of the harsh Inquisition reminding us of the past. In the bright corridors and offices of the town hall, the mayor of Salzburg and the city council hold their meetings, and in front of the entrance, each visitor is greeted by the statue of Justice, as if reminding us of the law that binds us all. The first floor of the building is occupied by shops, while the former conference hall space is now loved by thematic exhibitions.

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Rathaus
Bus stop 49 m walk
Salzburg Rathaus, Österreich
Bus stop 54 m walk
Salzburg Ferdinand-Hanusch-Platz
Bus stop 115 m walk
Salzburg Herbert-v.-Karajan-Platz
Bus stop 303 m walk
Salzburg Makartplatz
Bus stop 265 m walk

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Dodey M
Dodey M
1 month ago on Google

جميله و حلوه وفيها متاجر و كوفيهات صغيره مرتبه و جيده

Daniel Rotem Uri
Daniel Rotem Uri
1 month ago on Google

עיר אירופאית נחמדה , שוטטנו פה חצי יום לא מתחרטים, הילדים נהנו מאוד מהוויב ותנועת האנשים, המון חנויות מזכרות, סטארבקס, הבית של מוצארט והכיכר המרכזית ועוד

Domingo González Gálvez
Domingo González Gálvez
2 months ago on Google

Hermoso edificio del ayuntamiento de salzburgo con una torre con reloj Me encantó visitar esta ciudad Fotos y reseña en junio del 2025