Located in the western part of Austria, Salzburg is the gate of the Alps. Salzburg is the oldest city in the territory of Austria today. The city's architectural style is dominated by Baroque. The beautiful Salz River divides Salzburg into two parts: the new city and the old city. The distinctive and historic minaret churches and monasteries, tree-lined gardens and fountains of various shapes form the historic centre of Salzburg. In 1996, the historic centre of Salzburg was listed as a cultural heritage on the World Heritage List. When Salzburg was also a city-state under the Archbishop's rule, it has been trying to protect the precious city buildings that were built between the Middle Ages and the 19th century. Before she became widely known, she attracted a large number of craftsmen and artists with her flame-like Gothic art. Later, the Italian architects Vincenzo Skamoqi and Sandini Sorari brought a lot of Baroque architecture to the building. Through their works, the city also gained greater popularity. Perhaps it is this blend of Southern and Northern European art that has made Salzburg's most famous genius, Ufgan Amadeus Mozart. Since then