Places visited in Austria
Hellbrunn Palace or Schloss Hellbrunn in German is of palatial size built by the then Prince-Archibishop of Salzburg in 1613~1619. This early Baroque villa was meant for a day residence by the Archibishop and latter returned to Salzburg in the evening Apparently, there is no bedroom in this palace.
Not only we learned history inside the castle, we got to unwind and took a deep refreshing breath at its spacious green landscaped. For those Sound of Music movie fans, the famous Gazebo or the Pavillon where the Sixteen going on Seventeen was sang and danced, was moved in Hellbrunn from Leopoldskron for many years now. It is locked though for some reasons.
We are very lucky this place is now open to public. In the earlier years, it was reserved only for the Archibishop-Prince and his guests.
Entrance to the palace is covered by the Salzburg Card
Without the Salzburg Card, ticket prices are as follows:
Combination of Guided tour -Trick fountains, audioguided tour - Palace and the visit to Folkmuseum
| Adults | 12,50 EUR |
| Groups (20 persons or more) p.p. | 10,50 EUR |
| Students ( 19-26 years) | 8,00 EUR |
| Children, pupils ( 4–18 years) | 5,50 EUR |
| Familycard ( 2 adults + 1 child ) | 26,50 EUR |
| Each further child | 2,50 EUR |
Incl. 13 % VAT
for further info, you could check out this site:
http://www.hellbrunn.at/en/opening-times-and-information/#prices-opening-times
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| Prince-Archibishop of Salzburg 1613~1619 |
From the palace, we spent the afternoon visiting the film locations of the Sounds of Music
continued from Trick Fountains
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| Universal Studios Singapore |
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| Hello Kitty Cafe Singapore |
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| 2016 River Hongbao |
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| Walks in Paris along the Seine River June 2013 |
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Chopsuey Recipe
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Mt Pilatus
Lucerne, Switzerland |
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