Kapuzinerberg Review

Although it is not particularly high, it will not be very tired to climb up, but the scenery on the mountain is particularly beautiful, and there are several observation decks that can be crowded without crowding people in one place. There are also some local houses on the mountainside.

Cappuzina Hill is located on the North Bank of the Salts River and can be walked from Linz Street. The hill is not very high, but when you go up, you can overlook the whole city and look at the opposite Salts Castle. It's a very good feeling. The forest flower path on the hill and the castle church.

There are several viewing terraces on the hill, one overlooking the town panorama, one can see the fortress, we climb along the mountain path, half to see a small church, behind the church there is a large garden, but it does not seem to be open to the outside, the door is locked, through the window of the wall you can see all kinds of flowers inside, good eyes. Climbing up from the chapel, there was a statue of Mozart, and the great stumps along the road formed the original seat. The trees on the hill are lush, and there is a sign beside the stream saying that there seems to be a precious forest frog in it.

Along the way, the landscape is very rich. Along the footpath, along the mountain, along the shade of trees, to the hillside, there is an open viewing platform overlooking the whole city, and up a little bit there is Zweig's former residence, a simple little white building and statue.

It's also the scene of "The Sound of Music" where Maria sits on the wall and tells stories to the children. It's on Mount Cappuccina, in the background of another hilltop in Salzburg, Huohen Castle. Cappuccinia and Hawking Castle are just echoes of each other.