At Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse 9 in Salzburg’s old town, 220GRAD Rupertinum pairs freshly roasted, barista-made coffee with breakfast and brunch. Stop for a cappuccino, cold brew or a slice of cake, with options such as pumpkin soup and vege brot also on the menu. The cafe sits in the Rupertinum, a Baroque building that houses rotating modern-art exhibitions, including graphic works and photography. It can fill up, so aim for a quieter time if you want a quicker seat.
Coffee and brunch at the Rupertinum
220GRAD Rupertinum is a cafe at Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse 9 in Salzburg’s old town. Freshly roasted beans are made into barista-prepared drinks, including cappuccino, latte and cold brew. The menu also includes breakfast and brunch, along with choices such as pumpkin soup, cake and cheesecake.
For something savory, vege brot comes with pickled vegetables. The cafe has gluten-free choices, too. Seating can be busy, but tables are cleared promptly; visiting outside peak periods can make it easier to get a seat.
Art inside the Baroque building
The cafe is in the Rupertinum, a Baroque building that houses one of the Museum der Moderne’s galleries. Its exhibitions change over time and focus on modern art, especially graphic works and photography. The building’s role in Salzburg’s modern-art collection began with a donation of modern prints from local art dealer Friedrich Welz in 1983. The collection was shown here when the museum opened as the Salzburg Museum of Modern Art and Graphic Collection.
FAQ
Where is 220GRAD Rupertinum?
It is at Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse 9 in Salzburg’s old town, inside the Rupertinum.
What can I order at 220GRAD Rupertinum?
The menu includes coffee drinks such as cappuccino, latte and cold brew, as well as breakfast and brunch items, pumpkin soup, cake and cheesecake.
Is there art to see at the Rupertinum?
Yes. The Rupertinum houses changing exhibitions of modern art, with a focus on graphic works and photography.
When is 220GRAD Rupertinum open?
It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9 am to 6 pm and closed on Mondays.
