Sample 3.
The salt which gave both the city and the province their name has been mined in this region for centuries. The province 1 part of the Limestone Alps, the lakes of the western Saizkammergut, the eastern section of the Kitzbüheler Alps, the northern part of the Hohe Tauern 2 and the western area of the Niedere Tauern.
The city of Salzburg(pop. approximately 139,000)is the 3 of the provincial government and also of the Archbishop of Salzburg. 4 the home of Mozart, it developed in the years after 1945, along with the rest of the province, 5 a focal point for the international tourist trade. The whole of the old city has been 6 and now represents an integral work of art in its own 7 . The thermal springs in the Gastein Valley have established an international reputation for the spa resorts of Badgastein and Bad Hofgastein. Small towns such as SaalbachHinterglemm, Zellam See and Kaprun have become widely known in recent years 8 winter sports centres. Kaprun has also attracted widespread interest with the Glockner Kaprun project, part of the Tauern hydro?electric complex.
Rapid progress in the tourist sector has been accompanied 9 similar developments in other specialised industrial fields, many of them export?oriented. Culture and science have not 10 behind. The internationally renowned Salzburg Festival, founded in 1920, is supplemented now by Herbert von Karajan's Easter Festival and Whitsun concert series as well as by a number of other festivals. The University of Salzburg was reopened in 1962.
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