Salzburg

The fountain will link the market square to an apprentice's public transition into the fellowship of adult craftspeople.

This stop will link the layout of the cathedral courtyard to the emergence of the city's main festival.

Here, success at court will turn into a choice between a steady salary and an independent life.

Here, the scattered Baroque design can be reassembled from the figures that have returned.

This stop will show how a court commission turned mythology into a public test for a master.

This commercial street will show how the city held onto goods in transit and controlled merchants’ time.

The finale returns to the deposed ruler and shows how the fortress changed from his refuge into his isolation.

The dome will link the present church complex to the fire, its aftermath, and the swift restoration.

Here, the open square preserves the dimensions of a plan that the new ruler ordered canceled.

The ending will carry the conversation about the city's redevelopment to a house that the family lost under coercion.

The empty center of the roadway will show how transport reshaped a historic square not only through traffic, but also through demolition.

The crossing connects a private toll bridge with the memory of a man who helped others cross borders.

Here you will learn the personal story that began this ensemble and why its present name conceals the earlier one.

The finale will show the cost of the family’s attempt to find another position for the young musician.

The apartment shows how home lessons for two children became a family profession and required more space.

Here, the history of a monastic calling will collide with an offer to become the mother of seven children.

At the round basin, it becomes clear that the familiar garden figure is much older than its present location.

Here you will understand how the townspeople gained the right to choose their rulers and why they could not hold on to it.

This is where the story begins of how a ceremonial square made it possible to present a party action as a decision of the whole city.

From this height, a military rampart, an unrealized theater, a bronze dancer, and a film shot come together.

The route needs the cemetery as a place whose lost purpose was restored by an archivist.

The square will show how officials moved the main market and divided the space among sellers and carts.