Dancing Master's House

Dancing Master's House is a multi-story residential building at Makartplatz that holds importance in Salzburg's architectural history. The rooms are furnished with original pieces and period furnishings that show the typical construction methods of the local building style.

The building was constructed as a residence in the early 1700s and took its name from dance lessons held there for Salzburg's social circles. A family of musicians later lived there for several decades, making the place a well-known meeting point.

The residence served as a gathering place for musicians and artists who met and exchanged ideas within these walls. Today the rooms still reflect those creative encounters and offer insight into Salzburg's active artistic scene during the 1700s.

The building is accessible from the street and has entrances suitable for different visitor groups. A visit should ideally be planned during regular opening hours, as moving through the rooms takes time.

Much of the house was destroyed during the Second World War, but the reconstruction followed historical documents and plans precisely. This means today's visible details are authentic even though much of what you see is relatively recent.