confectionery in Bad Ischl

Konditorei Zauner

The imperial court confectionery, operating since 1832. Zauner is to Bad Ischl what Demel is to Vienna. The Zaunerstollen (a chocolate-nougat pastry) is the signature creation. The Esplanade location on the Traun river terrace is the one to visit. An architectural and cultural landmark beyond its role as a pastry shop.

Konditorei Zauner at Pfarrgasse 7 in Bad Ischl has been the imperial court confectionery since 1832, serving the Habsburg summer court and its successor tourist public with handmade pastries and the signature Zaunerstollen chocolate-nougat creation. The Esplanade branch (Esplanade 16) has the historic terrace over the Traun river. Check zauner.at for hours. Bad Ischl is accessible by train from Salzburg via Attnang-Puchheim. Combine with a visit to the Kaiservilla, Emperor Franz Joseph’s summer residence 5 minutes on foot from the Konditorei.

Type
confectionery, cafe
Destination
Bad Ischl
Cost
Paid entry
Founded
Established 1832
Address
Pfarrgasse 7, 4820 Bad Ischl
Coordinates
47.7095, 13.6184
Official website
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