In Salzburg, everything speaks about Mozart, the great Austrian composer born in 1756 on the number 9 of the Getreidegasse.<\/p>\n
The Salzburg-Mozart connubial is almost total (even if the composer never had a good feeling with his native city preferring the cultural life of Wien) and this immediate to understand for who arrives here by flight: in fact the city airport, the second for passengers transit in Austria, is called WA Mozart Salzburg Airport<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The composer rage everywhere taking the form of gadget or chocolate, the Mozartkugeln <\/em>are little balls of chocolate and marzipan, and in the city there are numerous places dedicated to him included in the tourist circuits.<\/p>\n At first, the House-Museum<\/em> where he was born and where there are a lot of personal objects of the composer, still well preserved: the violin that he used in young age; the violin used in the concerts, his pianoforte, and on the second floor, some interesting \u201cminiature stages\u201d reconstructing some of the most famous theatric representations of the operas of Mozart. Next to the house in Getreidegasse<\/em> there is a little Museum where it is possible to admire some scenes of the familiar life of the great Austrian composer.<\/p>\n