Stieglkeller, Traditional restaurant in Old Town, Salzburg, Austria
Stieglkeller is a restaurant in Salzburg's Old Town that spreads across multiple levels beneath Hohensalzburg Fortress. The establishment features several dining rooms inside and outdoor seating areas with views over the city center and a beer garden.
The building was originally a medieval beer storage facility and is now protected as a monument. This early purpose directly connects the location to the city's long-standing brewing tradition.
The place has deep roots in local brewing, with the Stiegl brewery operating beside it for generations. Visitors can enjoy traditional Austrian dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel and Salzburger Nockerl paired with beers made by this neighboring brewery.
The restaurant operates daily and can accommodate groups of varying sizes across its different rooms and beer garden. The location sits directly below the fortress and is easily reached on foot from the city center.
The site adjoins one of Europe's oldest breweries, Stiegl, whose beer flows directly from neighboring vessels into the restaurant. This direct connection between brewery and dining hall creates something special for beer enthusiasts.
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