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Very small museum, but intimate. As you move through the exhibit, you will feel and experience Mozart’s life during his time. There were a few computers for you to play his masterpieces. Scan a QR code and download the app as you enter the museum. Our app took a long time to download. Recommended for people who are interested in music and history. Family ticket package was available. Parking was limited. We parked in a parking lot by the River. It was a nice and touristy area.

We visited in the beginning of July 2023. Online tickets were all sold out on the day we were planning to visit. We wanted to avoid the crowd. And opted to go in the evening. It turned out to be the best decision. We were able to park at the parking lot number 4, which was the closest to the road to walk up to the castle. We went up with two children age 6 and 8. The walk up to the castle was about 18 minutes and from the castle to the Marie’s Bridge was approximately 8 minutes. (It took us longer, because we were having fun along the way) On the Marie’s Bridge, you will be able to view the entire castle. I’m not scared of heights, but the bridge is high over a valley and a waterfall. There were only a few people there taking photos. We saw beautiful sunset on the way down. It was free, beautiful hike, and no crowds. It was remarkable!