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Find Available Beds in Salzburg... Arrival Date: 2010 - February 2010 - March 2010 - April 2010 - May 2010 - June 2010 - July 2010 - August 2010 - September 2010 - October 2010 - November 2010 - December 2011 - January 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Nights: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31   People: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9+ Salzburg Hostels This is a complete list of all known hostels in Salzburg. If you know of a Salzburg hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page. Yoho International Youth Hostel 85%  "This is an interesting hostel, a place that tries to be fun and almost succeeds. Finding it can be a tad confusing, but it's only about 10 minutes from the train station, and another 20 to the old town center. The owners are nice enough, though reception tends to close briefly at odd times. There is lots of info about the surrounding area available here, along with internet (1 computer).... Strawberry Youth Hostel Salzburg 80% "Strawberry Youth Hostel Salzburg is a converted hotel located at a quiet corner of Salzburg. It is facing Salzach River with railway passing by its back. It does not have a big signboard but the pink colour of the outer wall plus a very distinctive hotel appearance make it stands out of all neighbouring buildings. Location It is not difficult to find this hostel based on the instruction... HI - Salzburg - Jufa Youth & Family Guesthouse Hostel 73%  "Note: This hostel was previously called "Youth & Family Guesthouse Salzburg". This is a purpose built hostel, in a modern building. There is a large yard, including an area for a little bonfire. It has a good location next to the old town of Salzburg and a short bus ride from the train station. The reception, internet and breakfast areas have been renovated. The bedrooms are getting a... Youth Hostel Salzburg 75% "Our hostel is open from 10th of July until 30th of August 2009. Our daily reception-times are from 7.00 am to 11.00 am and 2.00 pm to 12.00 pm (24 o`clock). Between midnight and 7.00am the house is locked, but people who already checked in, get a key to go out and in. Accomodation in bunk beds. Book your tours with us! Sound of Music and other tours - including pick-up at the hostel." …... HI - Salzburg - Eduard Heinrich Haus Hostel 73%  "I think that it depends on which kind of "backpacker" you are. It is not a very good place for socializing, but otherwise it is much more than enough for a good night's sleep and bed and breakfast." … "I happened to meet two Chinese girls (I am from Hong Kong myself) staying here. They claimed that other than the location, nothing was good. They said the rooms were smaller and not clean,... Muffin Hostel 60% "Here is where the modern meets the ancient. Muffin is the brand-new hostel in the city listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Run by young yet experienced staff is there to make your stay in Salzburg an unforgettable one. We are what you want us to be. With the perfect location (only 15 minutes on foot to the very centre) Muffin can be your base from which you head off to explore the old &... Institute St. Sebastian 85%  "Institute St. Sebastian is a large hostel that is practical and has many features. It has a great location -- only a fifteen- to twenty-minute walk from the train station. Alternatively you can take a bus toward the old town and get off before crossing the river. From Linzer Gasse, go through the gate marked Feuerwache Bruderhof. From the airport you can stay on bus 2. It is only a further... HI - Salzburg - Haunspergstrasse Hostel 74%  "This youth hostel was pretty good. We may have been upgraded from a twin to a triple, so the room seemed nice, quiet, clean and big for just two of us, given it even had a table and chairs and lockers within the room. Breakfast was also decent, and included in the price, which is always a good thing. The main thing I didn't like was that check-out time was 9 a.m., so, leaving Salzburg at 1... HI - Salzburg - Aigner Strasse Hostel Airport: Salzburg Airport (Innsbrucker Bundesstr. 95), daily flights to Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Zurich and Amsterdam, several flights a week to Dresden, Paris and London. … Aigner Strasse 34 … A Hostelling International (HI) Hostel … Salzburg, Austria (Walserfeld) HI - Salzburg - Walserfeld Hostel Schulstrasse 18 … A Hostelling International (HI) Hostel … Salzburg, Austria Hostel Naturfreundehaus "Hostel Naturfreundehaus is an absolute gem! With unbeatable views of the entire city, included breakfast and an adorable setting, there is no better place to stay in Salzburg on a budget! Location The hostel is built into a fortress wall that lines the cliff of Mount Monschburg. This wall leads to the fortress on the top of the hill. The hostel is on top of a fully functioning restaurant... Salzburg Others Fancamp Salzburg Alpenstr.48 (office), Am Messezentrum 1 (location) … Salzburg, Austria And 1 Apartment, 1 Campsite, 7 Guesthouses, and 24 Hotels also in Salzburg... Booking for a group? Let us negotiate a discount rate for you. Try Group Booking. Salzburg Travel Tips & Suggestions Comment by Eric Check out the classical concerts that local college students put on in the Gold Room in the main palace. And it's a free concert to boot! Comment by Eric I went to Salzburg on the fly because I couldn't find a room in Munich during Oktoberfest -- what a great escape. Comment by Chris Salzburg is so charming, especially the Mirabell Gardens and Schloss Hellbrun -- places mentioned in "The Sound of Music." I loved Mozart Square and its friendly helpful people and would love to visit it a second time. Comment by Anonymous Salzburg is an amazing, cultural, historical city set in the most breathtaking scenery with places to visit suiting a broad variety of tastes. Top of my list was the Eagles Nest tour just over the border in Germany. Built for a fiftieth birthday present for one of Austria's least popular statesmen, Adolf Hitler, it's a breathtaking feat of engineering and a truly eerie experience, considering the facilities perched on top of a mountain were enjoyed by some of the Nazi party's worst villains and other nations' key statesmen whilst they were in power. Conquered by the Allied forces in 1945, it survived being demolished as a memory of the Nazis by the appeals of locals and the sheer magnitude of the work that went into building it -- apparently Eisenhower kept an ornamental door knocker as a memento after visiting. Whilst the salt mine tour sounds particularly dull, on the contrary it is a real adventure where you descend by slides into the mines -- much recommended. I thought nightlife was good at the weekend good even if it is a little expensive -- full of beautiful people and some more traditional beer halls -- especially if you fake being reporters for a snowboard magazine. Comment by Steve Salzburg is like a dream world. The tiny compact streets and the endless playing of fantastic music fills you with warmth and pleasure. Mirabels garden is just amazing while the castle takes your breathe away. Salzburg is expensive however. Just to get into the castle via a cart costs around 15 euro each - far too much for us backpackers! The food is good though and the atmosphere friendly. A perfect location for a romantic weekend break. Comment by Claire I really enjoyed Salzburg. Beautiful old buildings and the Sound of Music history, all good fun. It's nice and compact, easily enjoyable on foot. I enjoyed it much more than Vienna. Try out the brewery, top beer and food! Comment by Zack For some reason, Salzburg is quite possibly my favorite place in all of Europe. When I was there last I remember just thinking "Damn this is so....so European!" ha ha. Last time we saw a lot and spend two nights and two full days, but I'm going back this summer and spending three nights and two and a half days. The winding streets, gardens, fortress- it's all so amazing. Definitely worth going to! Comment by Josh Salzburg is a very pretty town, much livelier than Vienna for my money (but less museums). Music on the streets all the time plus outdoor concerts and operas. In the old town things can get expensive thanks to all the tourists, so try the other side of the river. Nightlife here is not really up to par either. And don't forget to see the Ice Caves! If you've visited Salzburg, Add your comments and tips! Your Name: (Salzburg comments only. 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Salzburg (Location Not Mapped) Nearest Places: • Hallein (14 Km / 8 mi.) • Bayerisch Gmain (14 Km / 9 mi.) • Bischofswiesen (18 Km / 11 mi.) • Mondsee (24 Km / 15 mi.) • Traunstein (31 Km / 19 mi.) • Bergen (34 Km / 21 mi.) • Lofer (35 Km / 22 mi.) • Burghausen (44 Km / 27 mi.) • Bad Ischl (44 Km / 27 mi.) • Leogang (45 Km / 28 mi.) Salzburg Links: Staying in Salzburg Hostels? Read the Hostelz.com Packing Guide Become a fan of Hostelz.com on Facebook.