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It lies ahead of us. It is mighty and majestic, no question: the Untersberg. Shrouded in legend, it is the mountain of yearning among many alpinists and \u2013 thanks to the cable car from Gr\u00f6dig \u2013 it is also one of the most favourite excursion destinations for Salzburg residents and their guests. Only a few hours ago, we were still up there on the summit. We enjoyed the panorama, walked around a bit and browsed through the guidebook. There was a reference to the \u2018Salzburg water riders\u2019. It is said that in the era of the great prince-archbishops starting in the 15th<\/sup> century, they rode every day from the Residence in Salzburg to the Untersberg, fetched water from the springs there and then brought this back to the royal table. Even at that time they apparently knew how good it is, because today a majority of the city is still supplied with water from the springs at the foot of the Untersberg mountain range. They rode along the Glan river with magnificent, powerful horses which hardly felt the burden of the barrels and thus quickly returned to the royal court. After all, the prince-archbishops were not particularly known for their patience, and certainly nobody wanted to have them wait. The Glan river and the trail along its bank looked beautiful from the summit, and then I had the idea simply not to take the bus back to the city today, but to hike there in the footsteps of the water riders.<\/p>\n

To Gr\u00f6dig, where the Glan river has its source<\/h2>\n

No sooner said than done! And now we are here, in F\u00fcrstenbrunn. It is likely that the name truly says it all, because here in the small district of Gr\u00f6dig southwest of the city is also the site of the springs, from whose currents the Glan river originates and makes its way towards the city and the Salzach river. Unfortunately, I cannot visit the springs because these are all located on the hillsides of the Untersberg and are hardly accessible. It\u2019s not so bad. The Mayr-Melnhof estate, the starting point of our hike, is a more than worthy compensation. Fascinated by the beauty of nature, the estate and the castle on the nearby hill, we linger here for a while, take photos and enjoy the pleasant shade a bit. After all, the curiosity that awaits us on our route into the city is too much. Rucksacks are shouldered and we set off walking. We still have to cover a short stretch of the route through the village on less frequented roads. We greet a few people who have made themselves comfortable in their gardens before we finally set off along the Glan river and the footpath and bike trail. Beautiful vegetation lines the straight course of the stream, and we stroll towards our destination while chatting. We repeatedly look back, marvel at the elegance of the Untersberg and watch the cable car on its way from Gr\u00f6dig to the summit. The view from up there was beautiful, and we agree that we certainly have not seen the mountain for the last time. Maybe we\u2019ll also hike up there again? There are enough ways and means to do so.<\/p>\n

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\u00a9 SalzburgerLand Tourismus, Peter Zeitlhofer \u2013 Glanegg Castle<\/p><\/div>\n

Towards the city<\/h2>\n

The Glan river runs towards the city over fields and meadows, past impressive farmsteads and through pretty residential areas. The city hills of Salzburg, over which the Hohensalzburg Fortress towers impressively, are becoming more clearly visible ahead of us. The Residence is located directly underneath the fortress. We will also hike there today, where the prince-archbishops resided in former times. The taste of the Untersberg spring water seems to have truly cast a spell over them, because it is not for nothing that as early as 1654, Prince-Archbishop \u2018Guidobald Graf von Thun und Hohenstein\u2019 <\/em>\u2013 incidentally, one of the \u2018conceivers\u2019 of Salzburg\u2019s baroque image as builder of the Domb\u00f6gen<\/em> (Cathedral Arches), Residenzplatz<\/em> (Residence Square) and Domplatz<\/em> (Cathedral Square) in Salzburg \u2013 tried to conduct the spring water under pressure and by means of pipelines into the city. The monumental Residenzbrunnen <\/em>(Residence Fountain), still the city\u2019s largest fountain to this day, was built especially for this purpose. Yet the attempt failed miserably as the pipelines did not withstand the engineering burdens and burst during the inauguration in 1661. Only 200 years later could the project actually also be implemented. The city\u2019s present-day water supply was finally completed in 1875, and in addition to a 9.2 kilometre-long pipeline also includes an elevated tank on the M\u00f6nchsberg hill with a capacity of 1,000 m\u00b3.<\/p>\n

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\u00a9 SalzburgerLand Tourismus, Peter Zeitlhofer \u2013 Along the Glan river<\/p><\/div>\n

From the south into the city of Salzburg<\/h2>\n

After we have passed the Salzburg Airport and watched a departing Boeing on its way into the clouds, we very slowly reach the city limits. The residential areas become increasingly denser here, and we also notice by the number of walkers and cyclists along the Glan river that we are getting closer and closer to our goal, the inner city. A Salzburg brewery, which partially brews its delicious beer from the precious water of the Untersberg region, appears on our left-hand side. Shortly before we leave the Glan river, we walk through the picturesque \u2018<\/em>Riedenburg\u2019<\/em> neighbourhood and finally reach the Neutor<\/em> (New Gate). The world-famous Salzburg Old Town \u2013 incidentally, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997 \u2013 is waiting for us on the other side. It is an honour which people are particularly proud of here and therefore do everything to preserve it for posterity.<\/p>\n

The destination of our hike<\/h2>\n

We stroll through the city\u2019s beautiful alleyways towards our goal, take photos, admire the baroque domestic architecture and lay in the sun for a while along the Salzach river together with the young people in the city of Mozart. Such is life. We finally reach Residence Square and imagine how it must have been in the 15th<\/sup> century as the water riders returned from Untersberg and trotted through the heavy doors of the Residence. After we have also had a closer look at the Residence Fountain, we take a seat at time-honoured Caf\u00e9 Tomaselli and let the colourful activity take effect on us. The caf\u00e9 was founded as early as 1700 and is therefore Austria\u2019s oldest coffeehouse still in operation. We pleasurably take a sip of the water traditionally served with coffee and think of the beautiful hike we just completed. Now that we know where it comes from, it even tastes much better.<\/p>\n

Incidentally, the excursion \u2018in the footsteps of the water riders\u2019 can be made in both directions and by bicycle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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