Golf holiday at the gates of the city of Salzburg

Mozartgolf

If you want to spend your golf holiday strategically located between the World Heritage city of Salzburg and the picturesque Salzkammergut region, you've come to the right place! Eight kilometres from the Mozart city of Salzburg lies the small village of Eugendorf, with two 18-hole golf courses and a 9-hole golf course. The golfing offer is complemented by the nearby Leading Golf Courses Gut Altentann, at Mondsee and many other golf courses around the lakes of the Salzkammergut.

The championship course at the Salzburg Eugendorf Golf Club offers challenging golf with sweeping views of the gently rolling Alpine foothills and the mountains on the horizon. Here, on the northern edge of the Alps, small towns, forests and many lakes are strung together and offer a very relaxed golf holiday feeling.

Golf hotels at the gates of the city of Salzburg

Waldhof Fuschlsee Resort

Picturesquely embedded between mountains & directly at the crystal clear Fuschlsee - the perfect place for your golf holiday. Highlights: own 9-hole golf course with golf academy & PGA-Pro, 4000 m² wellness area

Fuschl am See

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IMLAUER Hotel Pitter Salzburg

5.4 km from the golf course

The IMLAUER Hotel Pitter welcomes you in the heart of the city of Salzburg.

Salzburg

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Romantik Spa Hotel Elixhauser Wirt

Right next to the culturell city Salzburg: In the Romantik Spa Hotel Elixhauser Wirt you can enjoy golf, gourmet cuisine and relaxing spa-moments.

Elixhausen bei Salzburg

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Golf courses just outside the city of Salzburg

Golf & Country Club Gut Altentann

18Löcher

550Seehöhe

1988Gründungsjahr

Venue of the Austrian Alpine Open by SalzburgerLand 2025

Henndorf

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Golfclub Salzburg Championcourse Eugendorf

18Löcher

588Seehöhe

1998Gründungsjahr

The golf course Eugendorf presents 18 holes just a few minutes of Salzburg away. Enjoy your game!

Eugendorf

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Ein malerischer Sonnenuntergang über einem Golfplatz. Der Himmel ist in lebendigen Rosa- und Blautönen gefärbt, während sich Wasserflächen im Vordergrund spiegeln.

Facts why you should choose a golf holiday on the outskirts of Salzburg

and why the region is worth a golf holiday

For a golf trip to be a success, you don't just need beautiful golf courses and great golf resorts. The "trappings" are also important. That's why you'll find further criteria here to help guide you. Your feature for golf holiday happiness is not included?

View of Mirabell Gardens in Salzburg with green lawns, winding pathways, sculptures, and a historical city backdrop, set against distant mountains.

Mirabell Palace

Baroque garden with beautiful photo motifs, hedge theatre, dwarf garden and Mirabell Palace: around 400 years ago, Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Reitenau fell in love with the beautiful Salzburg woman, Salome Alt.

The couple had 15 children and he built her this summer palace and garden, among other things. Even though their story ended tragically - Wolf Dietrich died in captivity at Hohensalzburg Fortress - the palace remained and was renamed Mirabell Palace and extended by Wolf Dietrich's nephew and successor, Markus Sittikus von Hohenems.
Today, couples are married here in the Marble Hall, lovingly and personally attended to by the Salzburg registrars. The Georg-Raphael-Donner-Prunkstiege can be visited at any time. In the Marble Hall, where Leopold Mozart and his children Wolfgang and Nannerl played music, very atmospheric palace concerts often take place in the evenings.

A bronze statue of a historical figure, dressed in 18th-century attire, stands against a blue sky with light clouds.

Mozart's residence

From 1773 to 1787, the Mozart family lived in the "Tanzmeisterhaus" on today's Markatplatz.

Today, the spacious 8-room flat offers a variety of Mozart experiences, with exhibitions, concerts and lectures. Mozart's birthplace in Getreidegasse can also be visited with a combined ticket. Mozart's birthplace was owned by the Hagenauer merchant family, who sold culinary delicacies in their speciality shop on the ground floor. The two families were friends and supported each other. Through their (culinary) travel reports, the Hagenauers were able to give the archbishop first-hand accounts of what was "en vogue" at other courts, for example in London.

Cityscape with a fortress on a hill, historic buildings, and a large dome under a clear blue sky.

Fortress Hohen Salzburg

A classic attraction when visiting the city of Salzburg is the fully preserved castle complex from the 11th century above the rooftops of the city.

You can get to the top either on foot or comfortably via the fortress railway. A walk around the grounds is an experience in itself. Even more impressive are the special guided tours, such as the atmospheric evening tours or the guided tour to the secret corners on Thursdays. Here, young historians talk about life in the Middle Ages and let visitors peek behind closed doors, which is otherwise strictly forbidden as parts of the fortress are still inhabited.

Outdoor nighttime event with people watching a large screen, surrounded by historic buildings and an illuminated fortress in Salzburg, Austria.

Siemens Festival Nights

In August, the city of Salzburg is in world culture mode.

The famous Salzburg Festival attracts culture lovers from all over the world. For all those who have not managed to get hold of one of the exclusive tickets, a large screen is set up on Kapitelplatz - between the cathedral and Festungsberg - where operas and concerts from current and past festival performances are shown daily. Admission is free, but for security reasons, tickets must be reserved in advance.
Alternatively, a seat in the restaurant tent with a view of the screen can also be reserved. Larger menus must be consumed for popular opera performances.

Aerial view of a European city square with large, historic buildings, domed towers, and an open plaza. Streets have trees and scattered greenery.

Cathedral Quarter

A very exciting tour of the former prince-archbishop's centre of power: state rooms of the Residence, Residence Gallery, Cathedral Museum and Museum of St. Peter's Abbey.

A long garden path with fountains spraying water, lined with trees and hedges, leading toward a distant building under a clear blue sky.

Especially for hot summer days: Hellbrunn Palace and trick fountains

Prince Archbishop Markus Sittikus built this palace with its large park over 400 years ago as a place of pleasure. This is still true today, for example during a visit to the trick fountains, the palace or a picnic in the large park.

As this complex is located just outside the city, we recommend the Salzburg highlight package "Boat trip to Hellbrunn Palace incl. Waller games & historic double-decker bus".