Waagplatz 3, Salzburg

The three-story building at Waagplatz 3 stands in the center of Salzburg with a distinctive facade dating from 1860 and multiple architectural elements.

Before 1328, this structure served as the primary courthouse of Salzburg and later housed the municipal scales until 1815 for grain measurement.

The building played a central role in Salzburg's commercial life as part of the bread market square where merchants conducted their daily trade.

Located at the intersection of Judengasse and Mozartplatz, the building provides access to multiple transportation links and city center attractions.

The cellars beneath Waagplatz 3 contain remnants of 12th-century Romanesque architecture from the original central palace construction period.

Location: Salzburg

Address: Mozartplatz 3

GPS coordinates: 47.79899,13.04707

Latest update: March 4, 2025 03:55