Affiliate disclosure: how this site earns
This site takes part in the GetYourGuide affiliate programme. Book a tour through a link here and the site earns a commission from GetYourGuide. You pay the platform’s price; the commission comes out of their side of the transaction, not yours.
Where the links are
Every tour card, every availability widget and every check-availability button on the site. They open in a new tab and carry rel="nofollow noopener". No tour operator has paid to appear, none has seen a page before it went up, and no operator company is named anywhere on the site, in any language.
What the commission does not change
Which listings appear: the five GetYourGuide products that get you to Hellbrunn, each on all tours with its own inclusion and exclusion lists printed as the listing writes them. Which of them includes the palace ticket: the boat trip does, the Salzburg Card does, the concert ticket covers the concert only, and the two Sound of Music tours stop at the gazebo in the free park, and every card says which. What the reviews say: the boat trip is the lowest-rated of the five and its reviewers would have taken more time at the palace, the concert has a base of nineteen ratings, and both pages say so. The palace ticket is the palace’s, sold at the entrance, and there is no affiliate link to it.
Prices move
The tour prices in the copy are spoken approximations per person in euros, read off the listings at the last build. Platform prices change with the season and the option chosen; the availability widget on each page shows today’s price and is right where the copy is rounder. The palace tariff is the palace’s published figure for the season and is printed once, on the tickets page; the hours change with the month.
The palace
Hellbrunn Palace is run by the City of Salzburg, which sells its own tickets at the entrance and has no relationship with this site. Questions about any of it: contact.