Salzburg Cathedral - Free Audio Guide

Salzburger Dom, the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Salzburg, is dedicated to Saints Rupert and Virgil, with its feast day celebrated on September 24. This baroque masterpiece, completed during the Thirty Years' War, is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in the historic center of Salzburg. The first cathedral was consecrated in 774, and after multiple reconstructions due to fires, the current structure was consecrated in 1628. Visitors can explore its stunning architecture, including the impressive façade and ornate interior with beautiful altars and chapels. The cathedral often hosts concerts and religious services. It is accessible to visitors, with no admission fee required to enter.