Museum · Austria · Salzburg

Mozart's Birthplace

The yellow house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born, now a museum.

UNESCO World Heritage about 60 min

For storytellers

Why Mozart's Birthplace matters

Mozart was born in this pale yellow house on Getreidegasse, and the family lived here for years. Inside you'll find early instruments, letters and family portraits that bring the composer's childhood to life. It's a shrine for classical music fans.

Talking points

  • The family lived on an upper floor.
  • Instruments and letters are on display.
  • It's on Salzburg's most famous street.

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