Historic Cities
Walk Salzburg in 1620
AI rebuilds Salzburg street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk
Paris von Lodron's Salzburg, 1620
Salzburg in 1620 is the prince-archbishop's Alpine city midway through a Baroque remaking: the new cathedral rises where a medieval quarter once stood, the Residenz fronts an enlarged square, and Hohensalzburg sits white and commanding on its rock. Walk through river quays crowded with salt barges, narrow merchant streets hung with wrought-iron signs, the green refuge of Mirabell, and beyond the walls the playful waterworks of Hellbrunn.
34 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Salzburg as it stood in 1620 (“Prince-Archbishopric of Salzburg”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. View from Gaisberg
- 2. Linzertor Gate
- 3. Linzer Gasse
- 4. Salzach Quay (East Bank)
- ↳ Riverside Inn Common Room · interior
- 5. Salt Warehouses
- ↳ Salt Merchant's Counting Room · interior
- 6. Salt Barges on the Salzach
- 7. Salzach Bridge
- 8. Mirabell Palace (Altenau)
- ↳ Mirabell Banqueting Hall · interior
- 9. North Salzach Quay
- 10. Getreidegasse
- ↳ Goldsmith's Shop and Forge · interior
- 11. Steingasse
- ↳ Woodcarver's Workshop · interior
- 12. Alter Markt
- ↳ Butchers' Market Hall · interior
- 13. Pferdemarkt
- 14. Residenzplatz
- ↳ Prince-Archbishop's Audience Chamber · interior
- 15. Salzburg Cathedral
- ↳ Cathedral Nave Beneath Scaffolding · interior
- 16. Kapitelplatz
- ↳ Canons' Chapter House · interior
- 17. St. Peter's Churchyard
- ↳ Monastic Refectory · interior
- 18. Base of Hohensalzburg
- ↳ Castle Great Hall · interior
- 19. Gries Quarter
- 20. Hellbrunn Approach
- 21. Hellbrunn Water Gardens
- ↳ Grotto of Water Automata · interior
- 22. Mönchsberg Terrace