Residenzgalerie Salzburg
The Residenzgalerie Salzburg is a picture gallery founded in 1923 in the Salzburg Residenz, created to replace the archiepiscopal art collections lost in the early 19th century and closed again in 1938. Its holdings cover European painting of the 16th to 19th centuries, including Dutch, Flemish, Italian, French and Austrian works, and the collection is shown in rotating special exhibitions. Since 2014 the gallery has been part of the DomQuartier Salzburg, the museum circuit that links the state rooms of the Residenz, the Cathedral Museum and the collections of St Peter's Abbey around Domplatz.
Now on view
2 exhibitions
Stephan Balkenhol: Là ci darem la mano …
Figures from the world of opera bring Residenzplatz and the state-rooms of the Residenz to new life. 25 July 2026 - 5 September 2026 | Residenzplatz 27 July 2026 - 5 October 2026 | State-rooms of the Residenz
LifeArt. 800 years since the death of St Francis of Assisi
To mark the 800th anniversary of the death of Francis of Assisi, the Cathedral Museum, in collaboration with the Münster Association for Franciscan Research, is planning an exhibition that will shed light on his life…
Opening soon
2 upcoming
Huda Takriti. Anatomy of an Endless Scene
The Dommuseum, in cooperation with the Kardinal-König-Kunstfonds of the Archdiocese of Salzburg, presents an artistic intervention by Huda Takriti, winner of the Kardinal-König-Kunstpreis 2026.
The Cross of St Rupert. An icon of mediæval art treasure
The Cross of St Rupert is the oldest and most important treasure of the Cathedral Museum and a major masterpiece of 8th-century European art. After the completion of urgently needed conservation measures the cross will…