Decorative Easter eggs in Salzburg, 2015 Wishing you all a great Easter weekend! Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your […]
Eight! Schloss Hellbrunn, Salzburg, May 2018 Apparently, pleasure palaces were all the rage in the early seventeenth century, and Archbishop Markus Sittikus helped set that trend. He became Prince-Archbishop of […]
The man perched on top of the giant golden ball, in his plain white shirt and dark trousers, looks brave, or maybe foolish. But no panic required: he is a […]
These musicians are the work of Austrian sculptor, Max Rieder (1909-2000). Born in Salzburg, he studied and worked in Vienna, Turkey and Germany, returning to Salzburg. There are several pieces […]
The title here is no joke – Prince-Archbishop Marcus Sittikus, the first owner of Salzburg’s Hellbrunn Palace, ensured that his guests would be spoiled with watery surprises galore. Water parks […]
The Zwerglgarten, “Dwarf Garden”, in Salzburg’s Mirabell Gardens was introduced by Prince Archbishop Franz Anton Harrach in the early eighteenth century. Many of these characters were modelled on dwarves who […]
Well-known in Salzburg are Jana & JS, Jana Balluch and Jean-Sébastien Philippe, an Austrian-French couple who excel in detailed stencil street art. Their works often feature people blended with existing […]
Yesterday you may have seen a peek of the Hellbrunn gardens when I shared a view of the gazebo from the Sound of Music film. But there’s a lot more […]
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 June 2018 Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here […]