Such a fabulous place; a baroque palace to enjoy a concert in! Going inside you get to take the…read morebeautiful Angel Staircase up to the famous Marble Hall, which is where the concert takes place. I saw a wonderful Mozart concert here with strings and a visiting French Horn player who was fantastic. It's not a huge room and it's nicely intimate inside; the interior is clad with white marble and is gorgeous. I went in March and was able to get a ticket on the same day but I think in summer it must sell out. They have a coat check and a bar that you can visit before the concert and during intermission. Don't come too hungry though, because I only saw MozartKugel on sale for snacks the night that I attended a concert. Check on their website a couple days in advance if you can. It's really worth seeing a concert here plus you get to visit the famous Angel Staircase and Marble Hall, which are must sees if you're visiting Salzburg.

Simply gorgeous. No other tourists up there when we went mid afternoon, they were all out in the…read moregardens posing round the fountains. Ascent the Angel staircase and you will see the Hall, likely red velvet roped off so you cannot enter. Do check it is open as it closes around 4.00pm I think. Info on the website. A concert would be terrific if you have the time.

Awesome little pub. We watched the World Cup games here during our stay. Staff was welcome and very…read morenice. Good selection of drinks with a fun vibe.

Great little place local pub. Just don't go there if you're hungry. Not much food if any.read more

Really good place. Coffee was nothing special but they surprised us with the food. Amazing.read more

My Favorite Artist (Egon Schiele) + My Favorite Stimulant (Caffeine)... it was Český Krumlov(e) at…read morefirst sight. You'll find this rather large (but still ultra cozy) cafe next to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum. The museum opens an hour before the art centrum does, but you should know that if you purchase tickets to the art centrum (it's amazing and so worth it) and a coffee over at the cafe, you'll get a free baked treat... which turned out to be what was basically an entire family-sized apple strudel that was made fresh in house. We ordered 4 coffees and had earlier purchased 4 tickets to the museum, so our group basically got 4 pies... that my sugar-loving SO promptly polished off. I had a few bites of my strudel and I can vouch that it was absolutely perfect. As with most food and beverage in the Czech Republic, the prices were pretty much dirt cheap. Like, I don't know why we ever left. For the first time in my life I could walk into a place and afford anything (and in some cases, everything at once) on the menu. For the most part, we had a hard time finding friendly service in CR, but this cafe and one other place also in Český Krumlov were the exception. There was one beautiful older woman working the entire cafe (though we were the only customers at daybreak) and she made the best and most beautiful cappuccino of our entire trip. Again, I don't know why we ever left. The place is decorated with works from independent local and international artists, but remains homey and casual with mis-matched vintage couches and coffee tables. If you walk around this expansive space, you'll notice several additional larger rooms, including what may be a children's play room (mind you, I only saw one single child the entire 3 days we spent roaming Český Krumlov) equipped with fun toys, a grand piano and several nude paintings... in true Egon 'statutory' Schiele fashion. You should also know that there's an annexed special exhibit gallery that you can enter only from the cafe that features some odes to Egon and other interesting works from up-and-coming artists. This cafe (alom with the art centrum and the city of Český Krumlov itself) is an absolute must.

While in Salzburg, we opted to go to the Mozart Dinner Concert and I'm glad we did…read more The venue itself was beautiful and the restaurant decor downstairs was filled with intricate details that give this establishment its charm. What you need to know: *The show and dinner is a total of 3 hours. *The show starts off with music and during each mini break, you are served your starter, dinner and dessert. *Arrive on time because the show will start whether you are there or not. *The food was just okay. I wasn't keen on the vegetarian option because it consisted of all carbs. Keep in mind that you are mainly paying for the entertainment and not the food, so don't expect it to be Michelin quality. *Alcohol isn't included in the dinner package. You will pay separately at the end of the show. * For the most part, people dressed up for this dinner concert. Although, I did see some people dressed rather casual. To be on the safe side, I would dress on the nicer side. If you are visiting Salzburg, this dinner concert is a great way to end your trip.

This will be a short review. When in Salzburg you MUST do this excursion. Great music, great food…read moreand an exceptional wine list where we found an excellent Chardonnay that would make California Chards tremble in their Schuhe's. The service was fantastic.

Took a break from exploring and ducked into the entryway to the Zapa Bar. Once inside the wooden…read moreand glass door, you have tables and benches on both sides. A few steps more and up, you see a beautiful bar with pub tables on each side. The entire place felt like the rock was spooned out forming a cozy cave. We happened upon the bars opening time and were greeted by a gentleman bartender. He was warm, friendly and willing to please. The drink menu was abundant with classics and house specials. We enjoyed conversation, belly warming libations and then headed back out to the cold air. Enjoy!

Very cool atmosphere. Good drinks. Quiet when we went but very enjoyable. Try the special.read more

The bar is cosy with good beers and a very welcoming atmosphere - come here on Tuesday nights to…read moreenjoy the weekly jam seesions! It is also very nice to come here for a beer before jazz concerts in the hall next to the bar - these concerts are of course what Jazzit is famous for!