The bakery "Back2Snack" was right on the way to the outlet center, so we stopped briefly and had a snack. We ate some fresh croissants and after a coffee to go we moved on.

From the bakery it took about 5 minutes to the bus stop of the bus line "O-Bus 2". Take the bus in the direction of "Walserfeld" and get off at "Romerstein" - from here it's just under 10 minutes on foot. The outlet mall with its almost 100 shops is not quite as big as the "Europark", but you can get real bargains on brand-name clothes here. At first we had planned the whole day for it, but then we noticed that due to the last days we were already a little "shopping-full" and so we went back to the hotel after a few hours in order to deposit our things and finish the afternoon in the centre of Salzburg.

Mozart's birthplace is located in the centre of Salzburg and can be easily reached on foot from the hotel. The birthplace of the Austrian composer is designed with great attention to detail and is really well preserved. Walking through the various rooms, you can put yourself in the artist's shoes and experience the circumstances and circumstances of the time. From my point of view it is definitely a must to visit Salzburg. Info: The house is open daily from 9:00 - 17:30 and costs 11€ admission for adults.

If you like, you can also go to the adjacent "Café Mozart", which is open even longer than the museum. Here you can get really tasty cake and a good espresso.

After we had sweetened the day with a small piece of cake, we walked through the streets of Salzburg until we arrived at the "Johanneskeller". From the outside the restaurant is relatively inconspicuous, but from the inside it is really cosy. The ambience is kept relatively simple and the food tastes great! You are served mainly hearty food - we decided to use a vegetable-potato pan, which was decorated with a fried egg. In addition, there was a very classic beer and a water for my companion.