We arrived just in time for the daily organ concert, which was a treat to hear music played by 2 organists on 4 of the cathedral's organs. The musical pieces were introduced by a member of the cathedral staff, who told us about the history and the features of the cathedral. He also explained the significance of the resurrection of Jesus, as depicted in the painting of the resurrection above the altar with the words "You have made known to me the ways of life". Then it was a privilege to join a small group of young people who faithfully lead prayers for Ukraine every day after each concert.

Salzburg Cathedral is beautiful. It is a stunning place of simplicity. We were fortunate to go to the music at noon and listen to two people play five of the organs. There was a young chap explaining the music and the history of the cathedral in both English and German and it was nice that the focus was on Jesus. The highlight for me was 3 young people who simply came and stood in the nave and sang a worship song and prayed for Ukraine as they obviously do every day at 12.30. It is a very special place.

My husband and I, together with friends, went on a guided tour of the Cathedral last Sunday week while on a mini break in Salzburg. The tour was very interesting for people who understand German. It would have been better if there was a audio guide in several languages, especially if people have hearing problems.

Had tickets to the noon organ concert performed by two organists played on 5 different organs in the Cathedral (Dom). The Baroque cathedral was built in the 17th century, incredible acoustics and is one of the centerpieces in Salzburg's old town. It sits on Domplatz and this square hosts the annual Christkindl market which is huge draw for both tourists and locals alike. We loved the concert and the Christmas market and they were the main reason for our return to Salzburg this December.

A visit to the cathedral was part of the Dom Quartier tour which we took. What was our surprise when we got from the palace through the Cathedral arcade terrace directly to the organ loft! The entire interior of the cathedral was below us and the view was truly fantastic. In addition, the fact that we were literally within reach of the monumental, beautiful organ was a literally indescribable experience. At the time of our arrival, the organ concert was ending here, so we stood only a few meters from the pipes and could enjoy the incredibly beautiful sound of this organ. Another nice surprise was the small Cathedral Museum, which was located a short distance from the choir in the South Oratory of the Cathedral. There were mainly sculptures, paintings and costly liturgical utensils from the Cathedral collection.

The Salzburg Cathedral has been around for 300 years and was where Mozart was baptized so there is a lot of history within the walls. We took the Dom Quartier tour which included entrance to the Cathedral but from the second floor right by the massive organ. The church is airy and imposing, but filled with light. There is also a small museum that has some beautiful religious artifacts.

A lovely church in Salzburg, by no means the most ornate church that we’ve visited, but still very beautiful. We attended the organ concert at noon and it was well worth our time. The beautiful old organs sounded great. Definitely get tickets for the 30 minute organ concert when visiting.

Magnificent cathedral. We visited for the 30 minute organ concert which happens at 12 noon .. Very poignant and moving all of cathedral 4 organs were played organist was very good and acoustics were incredible Cost is €9 for adults and under 18 free Announcements were in German and English Nice to be still and meditate for 30 minutes in the middle of the day Highly recommend

A beautiful cathedral with lots of history. I downloaded the free audio guide but had to use the free WiFi to get it to work easily. So many colorful frescoes and ornate carving and reliefs. Multiple organs and ornate. Recommend visiting as it tells a lot

The Cathedral, an eloquent jewel in marble, is an ecclesiastical masterpiece, its overwhelmingly baroque interior in a class of its own. The cathedral , reminescent of San Pietro in Rome, is a gentle juxtaposition of fine Italianate renaissance architecture, and the baroque extravagance of its heyday, making it an elegant classic for architecture lovers. the photos make absolutely no justice to the sheer subtlety and verdancy of this church, evocative of an age long past.