You get to see several things in one tour. It is very cool to be in the same room as Mozart started his career as a 6 year old boy. The tour fits for both adults and children. Where the children also can dress up as in the 18th century.

Beautiful palace in classic Rococo style located in the middle of the Altstadt. For centuries this has been the residence of the Prince-Archbishops of Salzburg. It was the place where they discussed politics, lived, hosted events, dinner parties and via which they could easily enter the Dom next to it.

Must visit destination in Salzburg. Very organized and well kept. Make sure to spend enough time to listen to the overview on the audio guide. The tour can take 2 to 3 hours.

Absolutely loved this place when I visited Salzburg. There are lots of beautiful, fancy rooms you can walk through. Would recommend this to anyone!

If you love palaces museums it’s the best in Salzburg.

Audio is WAY too verbose. It could make a very long afternoon if you tried to hear it all. Maybe I have a short attention span

Knowing about history is important for future

Listened to some of Mozart's violin sonatas here. It was a small room, very close to the musicians, who i thought were excellent (im not an expert).

Very interesting place to visit just beside the Dome Quartier.

Very nice museum and exhibitions

Such wonderful employees at this museum! A huge thanks to Herr Wieser who saw that I stumbled into the gallery with so little time to spare before closing, and so kindly helped me get the most out of my time by indicating all the highlights. His insistence that I saw the balcony before I left gave me the highlight of my day! This was so generous and pinnacle of what a museum caretaker can be. The Residenz is lucky to have him.

Great place to enjoy some champagne

The outside gave me an undescribable please! After a long day of exploring Salzburg, an evening snack sitting by the foundation took all my tiredness away. Watching the sunset along with the water sound was perfect!

Enjoyed peaking into the closed cathedral to hear a fine choir and orchestra rehearse Mozart’s Ave Verum Corpus. Did not enjoy references to a local art dealer who gave paintings to the collection that he had bought in Berlin and Vienna in a ‘grand purchase’ during the Nazi era. In Germany and Austria such ‘purchasing’ is associated with the desperation with which Jews sold their collections and stock in trade at a fraction of their value in order to flee for their lives. Shame on you Salzburg.