Events in the ceremonial state rooms of the Residenz
The Salzburg Residenz Palace is a true gem in the midst of Salzburg's old town. It merges unique architecture and extravagantly furnished venues to make the former palace complex of the Salzburg sovereigns one of today's most magnificent event locations.
OPENING HOURS
The Residenz has been part of the DomQuartier as a museum since 2014. If you would like to visit the ceremonial state rooms, the opening hours can be found at www.domquartier.at on the opening hours.
On this page you can find all the information on the use of venues for events such as conferences, seminars, concerts, lectures and celebrations.
Venues
A total of nine rooms, the inner courtyard and the arcades are available as event locations and can host celebrations for 20 to 645 guests.
To see the room plans, please click on the map numbers.
Impressions
Discover the various venues of the Salzburg Residenz Palace. The numbers under the images correspond with those on the map.
1232
The history
The first documented reference to the Residenz dates back to 1232. Archbishop Conrad I started the construction of the Bishop’s Palace after the end of the investiture conflict. Several renovations took place between 1519 and 1586, and the Residenz obtained today’s appearance under Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau (1587–1612).
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