Salzburg

For a small city, Salzburg has a wide spectrum of stores. The specialties are traditional clothing, like lederhosen and loden coats, jewelry, glassware, handicrafts, confectionary, dolls in native costume, Christmas decorations, sports equipment, and silk flowers. A Gewürzsträussl is a bundle of whole spices bunched and arranged to look like a bouquet of flowers (try the markets on Universitätsplatz). This old tradition goes back to the time when only a few rooms could be heated, and people and their farm animals would often cohabitate on the coldest days. You can imagine how lovely the aromas must have been—so this spicy room freshener was invented.

At Christmas there is a special Advent market on the Domplatz and the Residenzplatz, offering regional decorations, from the week before the first Advent Sunday until December 26, daily 9–8. Stores are generally open weekdays 10–6, and many on Saturday 10–5. Some supermarkets stay open until 7:30 on Thursday or Friday. Only shops in the railway station, the airport, and near the general hospital are open on Sunday.

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  • 1. A.E. Köchert

    As the Imperial Court Jeweler and Personal Jeweler to Emperor Franz Josef I, the Köchert goldsmiths have crafted such world-renowned treasures as the Austrian imperial crown and the diamond stars adorning Empress Sisi's hair in her famous portrait. Today's sixth-generation jeweler creates modern pieces using traditional techniques, replicas of the "Sisi Stars," and offers stunning antique jewelry in the firm's small Salzburg outpost.

    Alter Markt 15, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-843398

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  • 2. Cafe Konditorei Fürst

    If you're looking for the kind of Mozartkugeln (chocolate marzipan confections) you can't buy at home, try the store that claims to have invented them in 1890. It still produces the candy by hand, according to the original (and secret) family recipe. When here—or at the café's of its three other locations around town—you can also stock up on the Bach Würfel (coffee, nut, and chocolate truffle) and other delicacies

    Brodgasse 13, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-843–759–0
  • 3. Christmas in Salzburg

    Rooms of gorgeous Christmas-tree decorations, notably an abundance of hand-painted blown egg ornaments for all holidays, fill this charming year-round shop.

    Judengasse 11, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0664-535–711–1
  • 4. Dschulnigg

    This is a favorite among elegant Salzburgers for Trachten, the traditional Austrian costume including lederhosen and dirndl (region-specific dresses with white blouse, printed skirts, and apron). You can also get high-quality field and hunting gear, and unique home decorations.

    Griesgasse 8, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-842–376–0

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  • 5. Gehmacher

    Find chic European traditional to modern-style home design and accessories at this centrally located furniture store.

    Alter Markt 2, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-845506

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  • 6. Glaskunst Kreis

    Explore the finely crafted, hand-etched, traditionally blown glass pieces in this specialty shop.

    Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 14, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-841323

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  • 7. Lanz

    A good selection of loden coats and dirndln in the signature "Lanz cut" can be found at this famous Salzburg Trachten maker, known for leading the modern revival of traditional Austrian clothing.

    Schwarzstrasse 4, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-874272

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  • 8. Madero CollectorsRoom

    It's worth a short trip around the southeast tip of the Mönchsberg into Nonntal to discover the impressive collection of mid-20th-century furniture, contemporary design pieces, and delicate porcelain and glassware; all celebrating the tradition of European craftsmanship and offered at a variety of price levels.

    Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 10, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-844008
  • 9. Madl

    Flair and elegance distinguish the traditional Austrian designs here.

    Getreidestrasse 13, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-845457
  • 10. Salzburger Heimatwerk

    Salzburg ladies choose fabrics for their custom made Dirndln from the store's floor-to-ceiling wall of colorful linen, silk, and cotton. They can also outfit their homes with locally produced ceramics, hand-stenciled linens, and regional cookbooks at good prices.

    Residenzplatz 9, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-844110

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  • 11. Schatz Konditorei

    Salzburg locals have relied on this small family-owned bakery since 1877 to satisfy their cravings for Cremeschnitte (vanilla custard cream between puff-pastry layers), Rigo-Jancsi (Hungarian chocolate sponge cake, chocolate mousse, and chocolate glaze), Himbeer-Obers-Souffle (strawberry-cream souffle), apple strudel, and other mouthwatering selections from the 30 to 50 daily cakes and pastries.

    Getreidegasse 3, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-842792

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  • 12. Sporer

    Leave room in your suitcase for a few bottles from the excellent selection of house brands and locally produced distilled Austrian schnapps, liqueurs, brandies, festive punch, spirits, and wines at this fourth-generation family-owned shop and tavern. Locals look forward to the Christmas markets so they can warm up from the inside with their annual fix of orange-flavored Sporer Punsch, which you can purchase year-round in the store. Chat with the friendly owners and regular customers at the small bar while you sample the wares.

    Getreidegasse 39, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0662-845431

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  • 13. Beate Hillinger Antiquitäten Kunst & Design

    Closed Permanently

    Tucked behind the Gstättentor archway, this family-run antiques shop offers myriad objects ranging from the 15th century to modern times, including jewelry, ceramics, porcelain, and Art Nouveau pieces.

    Gstättengasse 2, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
    0664-2002004
  • 14. Ilse Guggenberger

    Closed Permanently

    Browse for original Austrian country antiques.

    Brodgasse 11, Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria
    0662-843184
  • 15. Jahn-Markl

    Closed Permanently

    Admire the traditional craftsmanship of the leather clothing and other goods here, some made to order.

    Residenzplatz 3, Salzburg, Salzburg, A-5020, Austria
  • 16. Marianne Reuter

    Closed Permanently

    Marianne Reuter offers a fine selection of porcelain and 18th-century furniture.

    Gstättengasse 9, Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria
    0662-842136
  • 17. Schöppl

    Closed Permanently

    Old desks, hutches, and some jewelry are available here.

    Gstättengasse 5, Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria
    0662-842154

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