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Salzburg, an Austrian federal state with a rich history as a former principality, stands out for its Alpine landscapes and the Salzach River. Covering 7,154 km², it is home to the Großvenediger peak and borders six regions, including Germany and Italy. The province is divided into five districts and boasts a strong cultural tradition including festivals such as the Rupertikirtag and Krampus runs. Economically, tourism is key, with Salzburg being one of Austria’s most visited destinations, complemented by sectors like energy and infrastructure. Wikipedia