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Haus Bankhammer

Moosstraße 77, Salzburg, Salzburg und Umgebungsorte

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Haus Bankhammer - in the city and yet in the countryside

Do you want to get to know the city, but still relax in a rural environment? Then you are exactly right with us.

Haus Bankhammer - in the city and yet in the countryside

Do you want to get to know the city, but still relax in a rural environment? Then you are exactly right with us.
Our farm (cows, horses) is located on the southern outskirts of Salzburg. With the bus (bus stop in front of the house) you need only 12 minutes to the center. After a hearty breakfast with fresh milk from our cows, homemade jam and much more, you are ready to discover the sights of Salzburg


About us

Would you like to visit the city of Salzburg and also stay in the countryside? Then you are right at our home. You can visit our dairy farm and have a look at our horses.

We are situated in the southern part of the city. After a good breakfast, contenting fresh milk from our cows and homemade jam, you are ready for sightseeing. Busstop is in front of the house, also free pick up for sightseeing tours is possible.

Salzburg Card available here; covers the entrance to all sights and also the bus transport in the city;


Rooms & Prices

We offer 2 doublerooms with shower and toilet in the rooml. All rooms with SAT-TV, free WLAN. Enough parking place available.



price for 1 night: 2 person in a doublebedroom euro 70,-- + additional city tax euro 1,70 per person

price for 2 nights or more: 2 person in a doublebedroom euro 68,-- per night + additional city tax euro 1,70 per person per night

all incl. breakfast

if the doublebedroom is used as a single room the price is euro 45 per night + city tax

 

non smoking house – pets not allowed


Facilities

Facility
- Breakfast and lounge
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the house
- Free parking
- Non smoking house
- Open all year

location
- directly on the foot or bike path
- Outdoor swimming pool nearby
- urban area
- Restaurants in the area

foreign languages
- English
- French

food
- extended breakfast

payment
- Cash payment 


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ACCOMMODATIONS Haus Bankhammer

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Double Room 1
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Double Room 1

2 Nights, 2 Adults

Our two cozy double rooms are equipped with shower/WC as well as SAT-TV and free W-LAN.


Rates on Request. Send a request as the landlord will inform you of the applicable prices.
  Privacy Policy

 

Double Room 2
0 m² Size
Pers.


Double Room 2

2 Nights, 2 Adults

Our two cozy double rooms are equipped with shower/WC as well as SAT-TV and free W-LAN.


Rates on Request. Send a request as the landlord will inform you of the applicable prices.
  Privacy Policy

 

  • cash
  • central location
  • city area
  • continental breakfast
  • English
  • farm animals
  • French
  • Hiking tours
  • indoor swimming pool
  • laundry service
  • lounge
  • next to cycle track
  • non-smoking breakfastroom
  • non-smoking house
  • open all year round
  • parking
  • PrePay
  • public swimming pool
  • rooms with Sat / Cable-TV
  • rooms with TV
  • short stay welcome
  • W-LAN / Internet

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Salzburg

Salzburg

Salzburg und Umgebungsorte, Salzburgerland

Salzburg

Salzburg (pronounced Soizbuag in the Bavarian-Austrian dialect) (lat. Salisburgum) is the capital of the province of the same name in the Republic of Austria. With 155,416 inhabitants it is the fourth largest city in Austria after Vienna, Graz and Linz. It is located in the Salzburg Basin. Characteristic for the city are the city mountains, the Salzach River flowing through the city area and the fortress Hohensalzburg, visible from afar. The northwest of the statutory city of Salzburg borders on Freilassing in the Federal Republic of Germany (Free State of Bavaria, Berchtesgadener Land district), the rest of the city area borders on the Salzburg-Umgebung district, commonly called "Flachgau".

In 488, the decline of the Roman city of Iuvavum began at the same location. Salzburg was refounded as a bishop's see in 696 and became the seat of the archbishop in 798. Salzburg's main sources of income were salt extraction and trade, and at times gold mining. The core of Hohensalzburg Fortress dates back to the 11th century. It is one of the largest medieval fortresses in Europe and a landmark of the city. From the 17th century, the city was splendidly furnished by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich and his successors as a residential city. At this time, Hellbrunn Palace was also built in the south of the city, including the palace park, water features and avenues. The composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who was born here in 1756, is considered to be the most famous Salzburger, which is why the city bears the epithet "Mozartstadt" and the airport the name "Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart". The historic center of the city has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1996.

Today, Salzburg is an important trade fair and congress location with many trade and service businesses as well as an efficient tourism sector. In addition, the city is internationally significant due to the Salzburg Festival, which earned it the further nickname "Festival City". Due to its convenient location, the city of Salzburg forms the core of the cross-border "EuRegio Salzburg - Berchtesgadener Land - Traunstein". It is also a junction for important road and rail routes in west-east traffic (Innsbruck-Salzburg-Vienna) as well as transalpine or north-south (Munich-Salzburg-Villach).