Mozart's Birthplace

奥地利的萨尔茨堡是莫扎特的出生地， 莫扎特家族于1747年至1773年居住在萨尔茨堡的格特雷德街9号三楼，莫扎特本人于1756年1月27日出生在这里。莫扎特的父亲是萨尔茨堡皇家室内乐的音乐家，最著名的莫扎特是他父亲的第七个孩子。

Salzburg is located at the border between Austria and Germany, with the capital of Salzburg, not only the capital of Mozart and the host city of the festival. At the city's most important popular attractions, you can experience not only the city's glorious history, but also countless fascinating and amazing things. Salzburg Castle, Mozart Museum, Food Street or Helbron Palace are the most popular attractions in Salzburg. The top 10 popular attractions rankings give you a clear view of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Mozarts lived on three floors of the building from 1747 to 1773, a three-joint floor room that displays the violin and piano Mozart used in his childhood.

World famous composer, genius Mozart, is Austria, is the pride of Salzburg, is Austria's most famous world celebrity. This place, basically tourists who come to Austria have not not visited! Because not here, it is equivalent to not having been to Austria!

The world's most famous Austrian genius composer Mozart was born, the world's fans to come to Salzburg must visit the must-visit attractions!

Mozart (January 27, 1756 ～ December 5, 1791) was born in Salzburg, Austria, an Austrian composer during the Classical period, one of the representatives of the Vienna Classical School. In 1761, he first composed music. In 1762, Mozart and his sister, led by their father, began to perform in various European countries and succeeded. In 1764, the first symphony, the first symphony in E-Falling majors, was composed. In 1772, at 16, Mozart was appointed as a musician at the Salzburg court, ending a long journey to play life. On December 5, 1701, Mozart died.

I have been thinking about going to Europe to see Mozart's birthplace. I finally traveled in winter 2019. Mozart's birthplace is in Salzburg, Austria. You can fly from China to Vienna, Austria. You can play in Vienna for a day, and then take the train from Vienna to Salzburg. It seems that the train takes 4 hours, I can't remember it, it's more convenient anyway. Because winter, Salzburg snowed, snow is not small, cold, the city is not big, living near the train station, from there to Mozart's birthplace is 20 minutes walk, is a 2-story small building, the local made it into a museum, there is a detailed introduction. Have time to come and see