Just across the river behind the Linzergasse, this small Italianate cemetery, laid out in 1600 around an octagonal central chapel, is one of the most peaceful corners of Salzburg. The arcaded loggia, modelled on the Campo Santo in Pisa, shelters the tombs of generations of Salzburg burghers.
It is rarely busy and well worth the ten minutes' walk from Mirabell. The arcades along the south wall reward slow reading — Latin epitaphs, family coats of arms, and the occasional skull.