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Pferdeschwemme, Salzburg was fashioned by Fischer Van Erlach. This very person built the Trinity Church, the Kollegienkirche and the Markuskirche. At the center of the well you will find a statue named "Der Rossebändiger" -- "horse tamers". It is a space on the railing sitting where relaxing and watching the traffic passing by can be highly recommended. There is also a pond which was built along with the front facade of the royal stables. Pferdeschwemme, Salzburg was shaped during the peak of the Baroque period.

Pferdeschwemme, Salzburg is one of the best Salzburg Tourist Attractions. Without making a visit to this point of interest your Salzburg trip would remain incomplete. In the year 1732 it was restored and changed. Enjoy its visual charms. A palace façade with depictions of horses can be found here.

It is that well which was originally built to give water to the patrician's and Prince Archbishop's horses. According to the history, around 1700 horses in the archbishop's riding school bathed here before going to the stable across the street. It is a place for photographers.

Visiting this city you will get to see two Pferdeschwemme in Salzburg; one on the Kapitelplatz between St. Peter Abbey and the Salzburg Dom, and a bigger one next to the Festival Halls. The well which is located next to the festival halls and the Neutor used to serve the court stables.

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