Stiegl-Brauwelt
Interactive brewery museum showcasing beer brewed from a mountain spring piped in from afar.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Stiegl-Brauwelt in Salzburg starts with a number from the year 1654 and a prince-archbishop who decided his city needed water from the mountain on its southern skyline. You'll hear about the Untersberg, the timber pipes and the fountain where townspeople first filled their buckets, and about a brewery that has been in Salzburg since the late fifteenth century and counted Mozart among its fans. Best heard while walking the museum, ideally near the bottling hall.
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