The Salzburg Fortress, also known as the Salzburg Castle, was built on the Monks Hill in the city of Salzburg and was built in 1077 and gradually expanded from successive archbishops. Gently push open the iron gate of the fortress in Salzburg, and the castle of is gradually unfolding in front of you. In the long history of the fortress in Salzburg, no attacker can capture it. Because it is located on a green hill, it is like a shining white pearl, always shining. The mottled walls outside the fortress can be seen for a long time. There are thick walls and thick walls. The various parts are patchwork. There are courtyards between the main buildings. The ancient cannons can be seen. The black muzzle is still solemnly monitored. Far away, as if the distant war is still not over. The castle used to be a defensive facility and was once a bishop's official residence. At the same time, it also acts as a barracks and prison. Bishop Wolf Dietrich was imprisoned here for five years by his nephew and successor, Marcus Hitikus, until his death in 1617. The open space on the north and south sides of the castle is the best place for photographers to take pictures of Salzburg.