This small church and cemetery complex is famous for being the location of the Mozart family tomb (with his father Leopold and his wife Constanza), and it is also the final resting place for many of Salzburg’s aristocrats and celebrities. The complex was first built in 1512, but the buildings you see today are from the Baroque period in mid 18th century. See the Mausoleum of Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau, the 1620 statue of St. Sebastian, and the tomb of Paracelsus. Inside the church, check out the Rococo portal, and the early 17th century high altar depicting Madonna and the Child by Hans Waldburger. The steeple roof and the small tower are quite cute too.

• Bus 270 stop Salzburg Mirabellplatz (Schloss Mirabell)
• Drive, walk or cycle to here.

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