Romantik Hotel

Die Gersberg Alm

Whether you picture a buffet, an individually created menu, or á la carte service: the kitchen team at the Gersberg Alm will fulfil all of your culinary wishes. Excellent service will take care of you and your guests and we are happy to accommodate your special requests for your wedding day. After all, the most special day in your life should be exactly as you want it. What goes along with that? Lovingly selected decorations, carefully arranged flowers, beautifully set tables and unforgettably good food. Whether you get married outdoors with beautiful views of Salzburg in summer or in our warm, cosy restaurant in winter: the Gersberg Alm is an unforgettable location for weddings in Salzburg.

Enjoy a stress-free celebration without worrying about how to get back to your hotel: the "Romantik Hotel" Gersberg Alm has plenty of rooms for you and your wedding guests. Park your car at the hotel, lose track of time while celebrating and stay in one of our comfortable rooms. Depending on the number of guests, you can choose between booking the entire hotel or a block of rooms for your guests.

Head chef Willy Oberreiter and his team will treat you to excellent food at your family party. The creative local cuisine with interesting ingredients will leave no wish unfulfilled. Is there a special family dish with which you'd love to surprise your loved ones? We will be happy to put together personalised menus for your family event.

• Various seating options: banquet seating, small tables, or seating plans with namecards
• Catering: gala menu, standing lunch or snacks, or a themed buffet
• Spacious outdoor area with outdoor dining and amazing views of the city of Salzburg
• 5 seminar rooms with flexible seating options and modern technology
• 40 hotel rooms and 4 apartments
• You can book the whole hotel for large events
• Hotel's own ninepins bowling alley for fun evenings
• Plenty of parking available
• Proximity to Salzburg airport and main station
• Experienced contact person on-location
• Friendly and flexible service staff 

The conference package for € 62 per person includes:

• Morning coffee break (cup of tea or coffee)
• With savoury snacks (2 items per person)
• Two drinks (mineral water, fruit juice)
• Lunch (3-course meal) – drinks not included
• Afternoon coffee break (cup of tea of coffee) with pastries/cakes (2 pieces per person)
• Room rental
• Standard conference equipment

Additional hot drinks (coffee, tea), soft drinks during the seminar (Rauch juices, mineral water, etc.), and drinks at lunch will be charged according to consumption!

If you'd prefer a buffet instead of a lunch menu, we are happy to offer buffets for 25 or more people at an additional charge of € 10.00 per person!

In addition to the quiet location, our hotel with conference rooms near Salzburg offers you plenty more advantages for your next meeting or seminar:

• Up-to-date multi-media technology
• 5 large rooms, from rustic alpine rooms to modern conference rooms
• Flexible seating arrangements
• Free WiFi throughout the entire hotel
• Quiet, stress-free location, close to nature with panoramic views for restful breaks
• 44 hotel rooms and suites
• Easy to get to by car, plane and train thanks to good transport connections and proximity to Salzburg Airport and the main railway station
• Plenty of parking
• Excellent food and drink
• Sprawling outdoor area for social activities in the fresh air
• Incentives and activities are possible in Salzburg and the Salzkammergut region
• Attentive, experienced staff & experienced contact person on location 

Salzburg is a stronghold of art and culture, a place full of tradition and history, UNESCO World Heritage Site, a world city in miniature. Marvel at the many magnificent buildings steeped in history, such as the Hohensalzburg Fortress, the old and new Residenz, Hellbrunn Palace with its fountains, Klessheim Palace with its casino, Leopoldskron Palace and Mirabell Palace with its idyllic gardens. Salzburg Cathedral, the Capuchin Monastery, the Collegiate Church, St. Mark's Church, Nonnberg Abbey and the Kajetan Church are just a few of the churches worth seeing in Salzburg.

Stroll through the alleys, treat yourself to a coffee at the Old Market or stroll through the blooming gardens and parks of the city of Mozart city Salzburg.

Experience personal and special insights into the city of Salzburg with art historian and Austria Guide Ms. Gertraud Kamml, who will bring you closer to her hometown in a special way in two hours. Give a gift voucher for this special Salzburg experience.

The immediate surroundings of the Romantik Hotel Die Gersberg Alm invite you to extensive hikes and walks.

• Gaisberg circuit hike: a leisurely hike starting at the Zistelalm. The ascent to the Zistelalm begins just outside the hotel – so leave your car with us. Time: 1.5 hours/2 hours with ascent
• Hike on the Nockstein: a short circuit route on the Nockstein with incredible views of the mountains. Time: 1 hour
• Schafberg hike: a challenging yet picturesque hike from Schafbergbahn past the Schafbergalm to St. Wolfgang. Note: this hike requires surefootedness. Time: 2.5 hours
• Untersberg hike: a hike for very fit hikers on Salzburg's famous mountain. A less strenuous and shorter option is to take the Untersbergbahn cable car to the same destination. Time: 2-4 hours depending on route.

Mountain railroads such as the Untersberg or the Schafbergbahn in the Salzkammergut will take you to lofty heights in no time.

A versatile network of bike paths for young and old, sports enthusiasts as well as families meanders through the Salzburger Land. As a guest of our hotel, you can reach the starting points of the bike paths in just a few minutes.

On a total of 21 stages, the Mozart Cycle Path leads from the city to Salzburg Land, on to Bavaria and back again. The Salzkammergut Cycle Path leads past the lakes of the Salzkammergut region. Although it is designed as a three-day tour, you can also complete individual stretches and refresh yourself along the way at the lakes of the Salzkammergut. The Tauern Cycle Path leads from Krimml via Schwarzach, Salzburg and Lofer to Bruck. For day tours, for example, stage 5 from Golling to Salzburg is suitable.

Cross-country skiing at Lake Fuschl, around Lake Wolfgang or in nearby Faistenau, horse-drawn sleigh rides through the city of Mozart, ice skating in the city and province of Salzburg, snowshoeing across snow-covered fields and on perfectly groomed slopes: all this is possible during the cold season. Walk over the snowy hills around the hotel, breathe the fresh air and savor the dreamlike view of the Hohensalzburg Fortress as well as the surrounding mountains.

Herbert von Karajan started the Eastertime complement to the Salzburg classical music festival in 1967. Over the years, the Easter Festival has become known as an independent highlight in the Austrian and international calendar of cultural events and thrills audiences with elaborate productions, incredible performances and first-class musicians.

While spring is awakening in Salzburger Land, Salzburg is also beginning its musical high season. Every year on Palm Sunday this Easter music festival is opened with an opera performance. And the best thing is that as a guest of the Gersberg Alm hotel, you'll be in the middle of all the action in no time at all.

Each year classical music lovers meet in Salzburg. That's because each year, around his birthday in January, the popular Mozart Week takes place in Salzburg in honour of the famous composer. Enjoy operas, soloist concerts, chamber music evenings and stage productions and music by W.A. Mozart along with other composers. Performances during Mozart Week are as varied as the programme itself. From the Mozarteum's superb Great Hall to concerts in the halls of Mozart's birth house and residence, and imposing performances in the historical Felsenreitschule theatre and Salzburg Festival Hall.

In addition to the Salzburg Festival and the Easter Festival, the Whitsun Festival is a key event in Salzburg's cultural calendar. In 1967 Herbert von Karajan brought the Easter Festival to life. In order to develop an entire festival year in Salzburg he held the Whitsun concerts in 1973, which turned into the Salzburg Whitsun Festival in 1998. The Whitsun Festival traditionally begins with an opera performance. Concerts by various composers and special events such as gala dinners or filmed opera performances are held at impressive venues suc the Great Festival Hall, House for Mozart, Marionette Theatre, Mozarteum and more.

The Salzburg Festival is one of the premier quality music festivals in the world. It combines musical tradition and innovation, brings first-class musicians to the city of Mozart, and invites music fans from the entire world to visit Salzburg. The Salzburg Festival began in August 1920 when Max Reinhardt brought Hugo von Hofmannsthal's "Everyman" to the stage on Salzburg's Cathedral Square for the very first time. Over the years, the Festival has become a true highlight of Austrian and international culture. Nowadays, Operas and operettas, orchestra and choir concerts, theatre performances, matinees, youth projects are performed during 45 days from July to August at impressive venues from the Great Festival Hall to the elegant Collegiate Church.

Rhythmic sounds, improvised melodies, exciting harmonies... jazz music rocks more than 40 thrilling venues in Salzburg every autumn. Cafés, bars, idyllic squares and galleries provide plenty of room for the jazz music to truly unfold. Stiegl's Brauwelt, the Stagebar, the Salzburg State Theatre, Republic Café or the Museum of Moderne are just a few of the many event locations. The Jazz & The City concert series is presented every October and hosts around 100 concerts at 50 locations in the city – all for free!

Farmer's Autumn in Salzburg Land - end of August to beginning of October.

More than 200 musicians, actors and singers make the Salzburg Advent Festival a reflective and fun event year after year. Started in 1946 by folk musician Tobi Reiser, this Advent concert has drawn visitors from around the entire world since the opening of the Great Festival Hall in 1960. The crowd favourites, the Hirtenkinder, astound audiences with their sweet voices. 

Get in the Christmas spirit with a visit to the Salzburg Advent Festival – easy to do when you stay at the Gersberg Alm! Performances during the Salzburg Advent Festival are held from the end of November until December at the Great Festival Hall. Tickets cost between 10,- and 69,- Euro.

Experience personal and special insights into the city of Salzburg with art historian and Austria Guide Ms. Gertraud Kamml, who will bring you closer to her hometown in a special way in two hours. Give away a voucher for a special Salzburg experience.