What is considered the "Central Zone of Salzburg" for the bus ticket? I'm wondering if we stay on Moosstrasse if that is considered part of the Central Zone and would be covered in a 24 hour ticket or if we would have to buy additional tickets.
Thank you!
It requires a bit of Googling in German.
The Salzburg public transport website is here: https://salzburg-verkehr.at/
If you click here: https://salzburg-verkehr.at/pa_file/liniennetzplan-stadt-salzburg/?download=efa2e7c9caedc6f877161a2116b4ddf6
you can download a network map for Salzburg city, showing the central Zone in a purple background. But you then have to find the nearest bus stop to your proposed hotel.
Using the map provided by Chris F above, look at the centre bottom of that map, and you will find the number 21 bus going north and south. At the bottom of the pinkish background on that line is an orange flash signifying the end of the fare zone. Three stops above that orange flash is Hammerauer Strasse which is your stop for the Blobergerhof.
So, short answer, yes.
On the other hand, you may have found somewhere else on Moosstrasse which unfortunately isn't the Blobergerhof, in which case you will need to see which is your bus stop and then look to see if it is north or south of the boundary marked by the orange flash.
Thank you both! That's exactly what I was hoping to find out
Considering the size of the central zone, it's not clear that a bus is needed for most trips. It's not big.
But it certainly is for the places out the Moosstrasse - that's quite a way out and would take a fair while to walk; plus there is the mountain in the way. Certainly the altstadt and the station are fairly close.
