Mozart Summer Holiday Week for Children in Salzburg
Experience an exciting holiday week for children aged 8 to 11 at Mozarthaus Salzburg! Discover Mozart's world through workshops, guided tours, and music—full of games, fun, and history.
Experience an exciting holiday week for children aged 8 to 11 at Mozarthaus Salzburg! Discover Mozart's world through workshops, guided tours, and music—full of games, fun, and history.
During the Mozart Holiday Week for children aged 8 to 11, the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his era are explored in a playful way. How did Mozart live as a child in Salzburg? Did he have his own room or a pet? And how did his sister Maria Anna 'Nannerl' see the world—as a musical prodigy with different opportunities than boys?
Every day from 9 AM to 1 PM, participants discover the original Mozart museums through interactive tours and workshops. They learn about how children lived in the 18th century, the role music played, and how today's worldview differs. Questions about equality, school, and daily life in historical Salzburg are addressed.
The week combines art, history, and sustainability: children learn how stories are created, compare materials and resources from then and now, and playfully develop an awareness of diversity and responsibility. A holiday week full of music, adventure, and critical thinking.
Events are automatically synchronized daily. Last updated: 05/28/26. Information may be subject to errors.
Children's Holiday Week: Discovering Mozart in Salzburg
07/19/2027, 09:00 AM, Mozarts Geburtshaus
Themed Tour Christmas Special: Mozart and the Music
Christmas tour
12/05, 03:00 PM, DomQuartier Salzburg
Salzburg Museum Weekend 2027
Cultural experience
05/22/2027, 10:00 AM, Land Salzburg - Wirtschaft, Tourismus und Gemeinden
A Little Night Music – Concert for School Classes with the accio piano trio and Dominik Jan Milewski
01/27/2027, 11:00 AM, OVAL - Die Bühne im EUROPARK
Mozart Dinner Concert in Salzburg
Classical concert with dinner
11/15, 07:30 PM, St. Peter Stiftskulinarium „Peter“ – Österreichisch-mediterrane Küche