Plainburg:

The Plainburg was the master castle of the Counts of Plain. The first traces of human settlement on today's castle site stem from the late Bronze Age. Several documents of 15th up to 18th centuries confirm maintenance work done to the castle, which could not prevent it to fall into ruin since the beginning of the 19th century.

Salzburger Freilichtmuseum in Grossgmain:

As you pass through the spacious museum area you will discover a great variety of buildings and rural living styles and culture and become acquainted with interesting details of peasant life in former times. On Sundays and public holidays you can watch many craftsmen at work – or visit one of the many festive events which turn the Salzburger Freilichtmuseum into a lively place of encounter.

The festival city Salzburg:

The City of Salzburg offers a lot of sights and events to you. There is for example, the famous City, which was declared World Cultural Heritage in 1997. Or you visit the famous fortress of Hohensalzburg, the largest completely preserved castle of Central Europe. These are only few of the many highlights which the city offers.