The Residenz in Salzburg is widely known for its architectural splendor and its symbolic significance in the history of the city. In the middle of this impressive residence is the Carabinieri Hall, a room rich in history and cultural heritage. Built in the 17th century and named after the royal carabinieri who were once stationed here, this hall reflects the Baroque splendor and artistic wealth of its time. With a breathtaking ceiling painting by Johann Michael Rottmayr depicting St. Augustine surrounded by angels and putti, the Carabinieri Hall offers a fascinating insight into the historical splendor of the residence. The ornate stucco work on the walls and the opulent wall decorations lend the room an incomparable elegance and testify to exquisite craftsmanship. The Carabinieri Hall is not only a historical gem, but also a cultural center that regularly hosts concerts, exhibitions and cultural events. This hall offers visitors the opportunity to experience the unique atmosphere and enjoy cultural events of the highest quality.