Strobl is a municipality in the district of Salzburg-Umgebung in the state of Salzburg in Austria. The district administration is in the city of Salzburg, the district court of Thalgau is responsible for the 3670 inhabitants.
Culture and sights
Catholic parish church Strobl hl. Sigismund
Deutschvilla: house built in 1896, extended in 1923/24 in Art Nouveau style. The villa was confiscated and expropriated in 1938 during the Nazi period; it was used for 30 years as a boarding house to accommodate participants of the summer university in the St. Wolfgang district of Bürglstein and was temporarily threatened with demolition. It is currently a cultural center.
Lederervilla: neo-baroque castle built in 1899.
Marienhof: villa built in 1907 in Tuscan style. Also threatened with demolition.
The Kulturpromenade features works by Toni Schneider-Manzell, Ilse Sprohar and Eva Mazzucco.
Regular events
International Literature Academy Salzkammergut: from the Strobl Literature Days, which have been held every summer in Strobl since 1999, the International Literature Academy Salzkammergut was founded in 2005
Summer academy of the University of Vienna in the Deutschvilla
Poloevent Strobl, annual amateur polo tournament in August
Annual conference of the Latin America Research Austria, since 1985 in the Federal Institute for Adult Education (BIFEB)
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