The Salzburg Residenz is widely renowned for its architectural splendor and symbolic importance in the city’s history. Nestled within this impressive residence is the Carabinieri Hall, a room steeped 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 richness of its era. Featuring a breathtaking ceiling fresco by Johann Michael Rottmayr depicting Saint Augustine surrounded by angels and cherubs, the Carabinieri Hall offers a captivating glimpse into the historical grandeur of the Residenz. The exquisite stucco work on the walls and opulent wall decorations bestow an unmatched elegance upon the space, testifying to exquisite craftsmanship. The Carabinieri Hall is not only a historical treasure but also a cultural hub where regular concerts, exhibitions, and cultural events take place. This hall provides visitors with the opportunity to experience the unique atmosphere and enjoy cultural events of the highest quality.