The Schatz-Konditorei is identifiable by the historic facade of the Schatz-Durchhaus, a passageway that links Getreidegasse to Universitätsplatz. Founded around eighteen seventy-seven by Carl Schatz, the confectionery occupies a space that…
Getreidegasse Overhead Signs
Stroll down Salzburg’s most famous shopping street with your eyes turned upward to study the exquisite craftsmanship of its hand-wrought iron guild signs. This short walk reveals how centuries-old traditional purveyors and modern international brands alike adapt their logos to Salzburg’s strict architectural heritage.
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1. Schatz-Konditorei
2. H&M
The H&M store in Salzburg is housed within the historic buildings of Getreidegasse, a narrow, picturesque shopping street in the city’s old town. The shop occupies the address at numbers five through seven, nestled among the ornate,…
3. Läderach
Läderach is a Swiss confectionery shop known for its large, hand-broken chocolate slabs called FrischSchoggi. The brand presence in Salzburg includes a retail location on Getreidegasse, a historic street in the city center, as well as a…
4. Mango
Mango is a retail clothing store operating in Salzburg. It is part of a larger international chain that specializes in modern fashion and accessories for women, men, and children. You can identify the storefront by the company name…
5. SPAR
The green and red emblem of a SPAR supermarket marks a retail network that began here in Austria during nineteen fifty-four. Hans F. Reisch established the brand by bringing together one hundred independent traders who sought to pool their…
6. Azwanger R. f. Grosshandel
At Getreidegasse fifteen, you encounter the storefront of R. F. Azwanger. Established in sixteen fifty-six, this business holds the title of the oldest delicatessen in Salzburg. While the interior is known for its red Adnet marble steps…
7. Swarovski Store Salzburg Getreidegasse
The Swarovski store on Getreidegasse occupies a traditional building in the heart of Salzburg’s pedestrian zone, characterized by the narrow portals and shifting window sizes typical of the architecture along this historic lane. This site…