WALKING TOURS
Walking beer tour
from EUR 20,00/person
Small guided walking beer tour:
3 hours
Middle-sized guided walking beer tour: (4-5 hours) including a guided tour of the Augustine Brewery and the large guided walking beer tour (8 hours) including the Stiegl‘s Brauwelt – Show Brewery.
Both tours are on request only.
Minimum of 20 participants for the small tour and a maximum of 25 for all tours.
Infamous Alleys
Price on request
This two and a half hour walking tour for a maximum of 30 participants takes you through the narrow streets and small alleyways whose names remind us of infamous professions of years gone by. These alleys were home to those workers who did the “dirty work” for the rest of society.
Introductory Tour
Price on request This round tour for a maximum of 30 persons takes you to the city’s historical highlights on both banks of the River Salzach. We lead you through Mirabell Gardens to Mozart’s residence and to his birth house, past the university, the Festival District, St. Peter’s Abbey, Salzburg Cathedral and the “Residenz” imperial palace.
Intensive Salzburg Tour
Price on request If you have more time at your disposal to explore Salzburg more thoroughly, then our full-day tour (up to 8 hours) with a few breaks throughout the day is the ideal tour for you.
About Me
Salzburg, a “beery” great place! Right from the start brewing was an entirely woman’s matter here in Salzburg! Why did Salzburg develop such a great and varied brewing tradition, how did it all begin and why beer became so important, how Salzburg’s traditional “Stiegl” brewery got its name, why the Müllner Bräu brewery has become a magnet for beer enthusiasts, who were the “Untersberg water horsemen” and what role did they play in Salzburg’s beer history - this and much, much more can be found out on this 3-hour historic walking beer tour.
An informative and amusing guided tour of Salzburg in which we demonstrate the city’s brewing competence, explore its entire beer brewing culture and enjoy a stop-off for refreshments in one of the city’s oldest public houses.
