Hauntingly beautiful hiking. The witch craze triggered three terrible waves of persecution in Salzburg during the 16th and 17th centuries. Among these, the hysteria surrounding the sorcerer Jackl, with 139 victims, was one of the bloodiest witch hunts in the entire German-speaking world, with three-quarters of the victims being men. This period in Salzburg's history feels like a gigantic horror cabinet, and even today, documents, legends, buildings, and place names remind us of numerous locations associated with this dreadful activity. Clemens Hutter has compiled 59 routes to such sites for this book. He tells the stories, explores the causes of the persecutions, and sheds light on the respective historical background. Beyond the witch hunts, he takes us to enchanted princesses, to ghosts in waterfalls, as well as to Hitler's horror cabinet and a glass devil in M.