Hellbrunn Palace

Hellbrunn Palace is located on the southern outskirts of Salzburg – an extraordinary site with a rich history. Archbishop Markus Sittikus had the pleasure palace built around 1615, inspired by Italian architecture. Its famous features include the water features with their surprising effects and the artfully designed Mechanical Theater. Surrounding the palace is a sprawling park with tree-lined avenues, ponds, and the so-called Monatsschlössl (Monthly Palace).

Hellbrunn Palace - Renaissance palace from the 17th century with a theater and a pleasure garden with grottos and trick fountains.

A gem at the gates of Salzburg. The historic trick fountains are a must. Not because they are particularly tall or magnificent, but their strengths are curiosity, surprises for the viewer and the ingenious mechanics! There is an entrance fee, but the rest of the park is free, but it's worth it!