With 55 rooms in the Meierhof and 12 suites in the historic palace, Schloss Leopoldskron is an exclusive and discreet hideaway just minutes from the Old Town of Salzburg.
Built in 1736 and surrounded by 17 acres of manicured grounds, Schloss Leopoldskron is next to a small, idyllic lake and features majestic views of the mountains and the Hohensalzburg Fortress.
Schloss Leopoldskron is also home to Salzburg Global, an international non-profit organization dedicated to convening open-minded leaders to overcome barriers and open a world of better possibilities.
Start Your Day With Inner Peace – Yoga in the Schloss Garden
Begin your day in peaceful serenity with outdoor yoga in the Schloss Garden.
Available between May 20 and August 31, this revitalizing experience invites you to stretch, breathe, and unwind amid stunning natural surroundings.
Led by a local instructor from Studio Mond, yoga sessions take place on the Mansbach Garden Parterre every Tuesday and Wednesday from 08:00 to 09:00.
For more information, please contact our Reception Team.
Reserve Your Table at the Meierhof Bar
We're delighted to share that the Meierhof Bar and González Lounge are open for business.
This newly renovated space, designed by the renowned Viennese architecture firm BWM, combines modern elegance with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
During the day, the González Lounge offers homemade pastries, creative snacks, and fresh sandwiches. In the evenings, it transforms into an elegant lounge – the perfect place to unwind after a long day.
Inspired by a classic Italian aperitivo bar, the Meierhof Bar offers a selection of aperitifs, Italian-inspired snacks, and small dishes, complemented by fine wines and digestifs.
It is a place to meet, enjoy, and engage in inspiring conversations, all while taking in the stunning sunsets over the Leopoldskroner Weiher.
We look forward to welcoming you to this new space, which represents the first phase in a multi-year transformation of the Meierhof.
Introducing the Mundheim Family Garden
We're pleased to share that construction work has started on a new garden outside the Meierhof.
Nestled between the Meierhof and Leopoldskroner Weiher, the Mundheim Family Garden will provide guests and visitors with a new space to sit and pause, hold quiet conversations, and find a moment of calm.
This project, set to be completed in five weeks, has been made possible by a generous donation from the Mundheim family.
The Sound of Music - Perspectives on the Past and Future
Schloss Leopoldskron is hosting a special exhibition marking the 60th anniversary of “The Sound of Music.”
Between March and December, Salzburg Museum is presenting a number of artifacts in the Schloss’ Gallery and Gallery Lounge. The exhibition—titled “The Sound of Music - Perspectives on the Past and Future”—serves as a preview of a new Sound of Music Museum set to open in Hellbrunn in 2026.
Visits are only possible as part of free guided tours. Please note registration is required in advance.
Copyright: 20th Century Fox (Produktion), Howard Terpning (*1927; Entwurf), The Sound of Music, 1966, Druck auf Papier © Salzburg Museum (Sammlung Roger Pluijm, Schiedam/NL)
Aura – Myth – Attribution
The Salzburg Festival and its contribution to Austria's identity formation in public perception from 1945 to 1955
On the occasion of the commemorative years of 1945 and 1955, the Salzburg Festival presents a compilation of photographic and documentary material that demonstrates the influence of culture on social developments in turbulent times. The focus is on the role the Salzburg Festival played in the identity formation of a new Austria within its sphere of influence.
After the horrors of National Socialism and the liberation from Nazi rule, art and culture served as a catalyst to compensate for an improved national self-esteem; they made a decisive contribution to redefining Austrian identity and reinventing oneself amidst the ruins. In this regard, the Salzburg Festival offers diverse opportunities for identification and unites tradition and vision.
On the one hand, the photographs document the liberators' perspective through the lens of the United States Information Service. On the other hand, they offer an insider's view, for example, through the camera perspective of Austrian photographers. Soon, American lifestyles blend with Austrian traditions. Iconic festival images solidify into myths. Political statements reinforce the importance of art and cultural exchange. Persistent stereotypes emerge across this epochal divide, shaping the image of Austria as a cultural land to this day.
An exhibition by the Salzburg Festival Archives in cooperation with Salzburg Global · Schloss Leopoldskron to be held in the Max Reinhardt Library
July 20 to August 31, 2025
Concept: Margarethe Lasinger, Oliver Rathkolb, Gabriele Straschil
Good Morning! Breakfast in the Marble Hall
It's "Good Morning" every day from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. You are cordially invited to enjoy your breakfast in the state rooms of the palace!
Treat yourself to a short break amidst the wonderful natural scenery with the unique view of the Leopoldskroner Weiher and the Untersberg and look forward to a rich breakfast in the rococo ambience of Schloss Leopoldskron.
With this breakfast with a view, everyone will find the perfect start to the day!
Spacious Suites in the Schloss and Elegant Rooms in the Meierhof
For a short city break, a visit to the Salzburg Festival, or maybe even a wedding, our hotel provides you with all amenities for your stay in Salzburg.
A dreamlike breakfast, as well as our detail-oriented design and service mentality, will make your stay all the more delightful.
Enjoy your stay in charming rooms and historic suites, stroll around the Schloss Park, and draw inspiration from the surrounding mountains, serene lake and a view of the Salzburg Fortress.
With songs they have sung for a thousand years.
The hills fill my heart with the sound of music.
My heart wants to sing every song it hears.”
Our Seminar Rooms
The three Seminar Rooms on the second floor of the Schloss underwent soft renovations in early 2023. They now include state-of-the-art technology, including an 85-inch TV screen, and modern furniture.
Each Seminar Room features ample natural daylight and an elegant atmosphere and can fit up to 40 people. The rooms are suitable for working groups and offer a variety of flexible seating options, allowing for many different meeting purposes.
To inquire about hosting your event in our Seminar Rooms or any of Schloss Leopoldskron’s meeting spaces, please email our Events Team.