Temporary housing in the City of Mozart

Work-related change of residence, house renovation or temporary employment during the Salzburg Festival: Whatever your reason to spend some time in Salzburg, we have all accommodation details for you. Without a doubt, the City of Salzburg is an expensive place. However, with KURZZEiTmiete it’s easy to find temporary accommodation at an attractive price and in the district of your choice.

Why should you rent an apartment in Salzburg?

Salzburg is one of Europe’s culture capitals – not least thanks to the world-famous Salzburg Festival. Apart from the renowned festival, the City of Mozart offers numerous theatre performances, operas, concerts and a wide range of historic places and sights. Hohensalzburg Fortress, Salzburg Cathedral, St. Peter’s Abbey, Residenz Palace, Mozartplatz square, Getreidegasse, Mirabellplatz square … the “Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg”, an UNESCO world heritage, is home to many world-famous sights.

The highest average rents can be found in Mülln, Nonntal and Aigen. In comparison, the most affordable apartments are mostly located in Lehen, Taxham or Schallmoos. With short-term rental apartments, the price largely depends on the amenities the respective object offers, though. You wonder what the most popular neighbourhoods of Salzburg are and why? KURZZEiTmiete helps you find the perfect district for your needs!

Mülln

In close proximity to the historic city centre, Mülln is Salzburg’s most expensive and most popular district. North of the Old Town, Mülln is located at the left shore of the Salzach river. In the west, the district borders on Lehen, in the south and southwest, it is adjacent to Riedenburg and Maxglan, respectively. Thanks to the suburban train station “Mülln-Altstadt”, it’s quick and easy to get to the main station and subsequently to Germany. In addition, Mülln is connected to the rest of the city by various bus lines.

Nonntal

When it comes to renting a short-term apartment in Salzburg, the Nonntal district to the south of the left Old Town is another popular choice. You’re looking for temporary housing in a world-heritage city? KURZZEiTmiete offers a wide range of furnished apartments in the inner Nonntal district. Despite housing some of Salzburg’s most important cultural institutions such as the ORF Salzburg headquarters, ARGE-Kultur and the Schauspielhaus im Petersbrunnhof theatre, the district has kept its village character.

Leopoldskron-Moos

Thanks to the nature reserve of the same name, temporary housing in Leopoldskron-Moos is something special. The neighbourhood is characterised by a low population density, particularly along the left and right side of the four-kilometre Moosstraße in the west. In the south, the district connects with the Tauern motorway and the city border, in the north it borders on the Riedenburg district.

Elisabeth-Vorstadt

Located between the Salzach and the city’s main station, Elisabeth-Vorstadt is a central and urban neighbourhood of Salzburg. On the one hand, the district’s close proximity to the train station results in affordable apartment rents, on the other hand in a top-class infrastructure. The southern part touches on the UNESCO world heritage. You’re always on the go and rely on short distances and quick connections? Then the Elisabeth-Vorstadt district is the perfect choice to find a short-term rental.

Aigen

Porsche, Piech, Beckenbauer, Thyssen-Henne: The names of some of Aigen’s more famous residents are indicative of the district’s elevated price level. The neighbourhood is dominated by Aigen Church, Aigen Palace and Aigen Park and dotted with numerous mansions and exclusive residential complexes. What makes this district so attractive as a temporary residence? The nearby suburban train station as well as bus lines 6 and 7 that perfectly connect the partly rural district with the city centre.

Neustadt

In close proximity to the Old Town, on the opposite side of the river Salzach, lies the Neustadt district. Also known as the Andrä district, it borders on the Mirabell Gardens to the south, one of Salzburg’s top attractions. To the west, stately homes are lining the shores of the Salzach. Franz-Josef-Straße and its parallel streets are parts of the fringes of the UNESCO world heritage. Small markets, restaurants and cafés lend this neighbourhood its distinct charm. Convenient for short-term tenants: Neustadt is close to the main train station as well as to the city centre.

Parsch

A quiet neighbourhood at the foot of the Gaisberg, Parsch is another popular choice for temporary housing in Salzburg. The district is characterised by detached and semi-detached houses with spacious gardens, by plenty of mansions and by Flederbach Palace. Parsch is also home to Volksgarten park with the public swimming pool of the same name and the ice arena of EC Red Bull Salzburg. Thanks to the suburban train station, the main station can be reached in less than ten minutes. The nearby municipalities of Elsbethen and Puch bei Hallein can also be reached in just a few minutes. What’s more, there are several city busses connecting Parsch to the city centre.

To the south of the Old Town, you can find other top-class, particularly green neighbourhoods like Gneis and Morzg. In addition, the Riedenburg and Maxglan districts to the east of the historic centre have gained in popularity over the past years as well. Thanks to their convenient connection to the suburban train network, the region to the north of the Old Town, reaching up to Anthering, offers a great alternative at the outskirts of Salzburg. The area surrounding Hof and Faistenau is an attractive choice as well if you have a car.