Fly to Salzburg with airBaltic and immerse yourself in a city where history, music, and alpine adventure meet. Nestled on the banks of the Salzach River and framed by the Alps, Salzburg is famous for its baroque architecture, stunning palaces, and as the birthplace of Mozart. Visitors can enjoy cultural experiences, historic tours, and alpine activities in both the city and the surrounding region.
Flights to Salzburg with airBaltic and arriving at Salzburg Airport
airBaltic offers direct flights to Salzburg from Riga and Tallinn. With flexible schedules and reliable service, it’s easy to reach this Austrian gem for a cultural city break, music-focused holiday, or alpine adventure.
Your flight lands at Salzburg Airport (SZG), located just 4 kilometers from the city center. The airport offers efficient service, restaurants, car rental options, and easy connections to the city by taxi, bus, or shuttle.
Best time to fly to Salzburg
• Best travel period: December to March for skiing and winter sports, May to September for festivals, sightseeing, and outdoor activities
• Flexible dates: Adjusting travel days can help secure lower fares
• Advance booking: It is recommended to book your flights early during ski season or festival periods
• Check promotions: airBaltic often features offers on flights to Salzburg
Things to do in Salzburg
Salzburg combines cultural heritage with alpine adventure year-round.
Cultural experiences
• Explore Mozart’s birthplace and residence
• Visit the Salzburg Cathedral, Hohensalzburg Fortress, and Mirabell Palace
• Stroll through the charming Old Town with its baroque squares and quaint streets
Outdoor activities and alpine adventures
• Skiing and winter sports: Hit the slopes at nearby ski resorts like Flachau, Zell am See, and Saalbach-Hinterglemm
• Hike or cycle along scenic trails in the Alps or around Salzburg lakes
• Take a cable car to Untersberg Mountain for panoramic views
• Cruise the Salzach River or relax in lakeside resorts
Local culture and cuisine
• Discover traditional Austrian dishes, including schnitzel, strudel, and local desserts
• Experience regional crafts and markets, especially during festive seasons
• Learn about Salzburg’s musical heritage at museums and cultural centers
