A journey through Salzburg's most famous shopping street
The Getreidegasse in Salzburg is not only known for its historical significance, but also for its variety of unique shops and charming cafés.
From the Middle Ages until today
The Getreidegasse looks back on a long history. Even in the Middle Ages, it was an important trade route, mainly used to transport grain and other goods. In the 16th century, it was characterised by a large number of magnificent buildings inhabited by wealthy merchants. Many of these historic buildings are still preserved today and give the lane its charming character. Over the centuries, the lane developed into a popular shopping street.
Traditional craftsmanship in the Getreidegasse
From jewellery making to candle making, there is something for everyone here.
- In the jewellery shops you can admire and buy exquisite handmade jewellery.
- In the candle workshops you will find beautifully decorated candles in various shapes and sizes.
These shops are showcases of traditional craftsmanship that has been cultivated in the Getreidegasse for centuries. This tradition is upheld by dedicated craftsmen who are proud to pass on their skills to the next generations.
Art and culture in the Getreidegasse
- Galleries along the Getreidegasse offer a variety of artworks, including paintings and sculptures. Visitors can discover contemporary works of art here.
- The Mozart Birthplace is also located in the Getreidegasse and offers insights into the life of the famous composer.
