CAR HIRE SALZBURG

There are two terminals at Salzburg Airport, however, the new 2nd terminal is used when there is a huge influx of passengers for the skiing season. Terminal 2 is very sparse on facilities, only having a small snack shop. The vibrant Terminal 1 is chocked full of restaurants and bars.

 

Salzburg Airport is around 25 minutes from the city centre and this will be made easier in your Car Hire Salzburg vehicle. From Klagenfurt, head west to the A-2 motorway until you reach Villach and take the A-10/E-55 motorway for 175kms. Exit onto the B150 and the city centre is nearby.

 

From Linz, head in a southwesterly direction on the A-7 motorway. Take exit 6 towards Salzburg and follow signs for the A-1 motorway and the city centre.

 

From Munchen, aim southeast on the A-8 motorway until you hit the Austrian border. After the Austrian border, the A-1/E-60 motorway takes you directly to the city centre when taking exit 292.

 

At the airport, there are 1,921 covered car parking spaces, which are on seven floors that lead to two gateways. An extra 1,230 parking spaces can be found only 5 minutes from the terminal building.

 

There are short and long stay parking spaces, the longer term ones have discounted rates.

 

There is a duty free shop where passengers can buy tobacco, spirits, perfumes and confectioneries. There are games, toys and snacks that are available.

 

Other shops include Books & More, Airest Shop, Kiosk and Newscorner and Jewellers Kemmetinger.

 

For gourmet food, DO&CO provides excellent food. There is a bakery called RING, which sells fresh bread and tramezzini. Ikarus in Hangar 7 is very famous for producing fine dining cuisine also.

 

There are banking facilities, ATM machines and currency exchange. WIFI and an internet cafe complete the modern feel to the airport. Business people can hire conference rooms including necessary paraphernalia.

 

Salzburg was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996 and is a very popular city to visit, especially in the comfort of a vehicle courtesy of Car Hire Salzburg. It is painstakingly cared for and the Old Town offers beautiful baroque architecture. The cathedral called Salzburger Dom is very famous and one of the city's main attractions.

 

There is the Hohensalburg Castle that dominates the skyline looking over the city. Mozart was born in the city, and there is a museum dedicated to his life in and around his house.

 

Out of the Old Town there is the Palace of Mirabell, which houses thousands of wild flowers in the expansive gardens.Car Hire Salzburg Airport

 

Salzburg is Austria's 4th largest city and full of Baroque architecture. The Old Town is hailed as being one of the best cities in the northern Alps region and became a UNESCO Word Heritage Site in 1997. You cam traverse this great city in your Car Hire Salzburg Airport vehicle.

 

Being the birthplace of Mozart and the setting for many parts of The Sound of Music, it is rich with famous memories.

The city lies along the banks of the River Salzach and is a quaint place to visit and travel around in your Car Hire Salzburg Airport vehicle. The pedestrianized streets and narrow alleys are fantastic to explore.

 

Being based in the north-west of Austria near to the Germany means Austro-Bavarian is the dialect.

 

There are two terminals at Salzburg Airport, however, the new 2nd terminal is used when there is a huge influx of passengers for the skiing season. Terminal 2 is very sparse on facilities, only having a small snack shop. The vibrant Terminal 1 is chocked full of restaurants and bars.

 

Salzburg Airport is around 25 minutes from the city centre and this will be made easier in your Car Hire Salzburg vehicle. From Klagenfurt, head west to the A-2 motorway until you reach Villach and take the A-10/E-55 motorway for 175kms. Exit onto the B150 and the city centre is nearby.

 

From Linz, head in a southwesterly direction on the A-7 motorway. Take exit 6 towards Salzburg and follow signs for the A-1 motorway and the city centre.

 

From Munchen, aim southeast on the A-8 motorway until you hit the Austrian border. After the Austrian border, the A-1/E-60 motorway takes you directly to the city centre when taking exit 292.

 

At the airport, there are 1,921 covered car parking spaces, which are on seven floors that lead to two gateways. An extra 1,230 parking spaces can be found only 5 minutes from the terminal building.

 

There are short and long stay parking spaces, the longer term ones have discounted rates.

 

There is a duty free shop where passengers can buy tobacco, spirits, perfumes and confectioneries. There are games, toys and snacks that are available.

 

Other shops include Books & More, Airest Shop, Kiosk and Newscorner and Jewellers Kemmetinger.

 

For gourmet food, DO&CO provides excellent food. There is a bakery called RING, which sells fresh bread and tramezzini. Ikarus in Hangar 7 is very famous for producing fine dining cuisine also.

 

There are banking facilities, ATM machines and currency exchange. WIFI and an internet cafe complete the modern feel to the airport. Business people can hire conference rooms including necessary paraphernalia.

 

Salzburg was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996 and is a very popular city to visit, especially in the comfort of a vehicle courtesy of Car Hire Salzburg. It is painstakingly cared for and the Old Town offers beautiful baroque architecture. The cathedral called Salzburger Dom is very famous and one of the city's main attractions.

 

There is the Hohensalburg Castle that dominates the skyline looking over the city. Mozart was born in the city, and there is a museum dedicated to his life in and around his house.

 

Out of the Old Town there is the Palace of Mirabell, which houses thousands of wild flowers in the expansive gardens.