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Italian-speaking translators in Salzburg

Two translators in Salzburg whose working language is recorded somewhere we can point at. All 2 are listed as working in Italian. Last checked on 24 August 2026.

GROSSRUBATSCHER Lorenzo, Dr.

Barengasschen 10, 5020 SALZBURG

SpeaksItalian

On the Ambasciata d'Italia a Vienna (Cancelleria Consolare) list, under SALISBURGO. The list is published as a list of Italian-speaking providers, which is a claim about the roster rather than a note about this entry.

Official listambvienna.esteri.it

WOLFF Josef, Dr.

Aignerstrasse 21, 5026 SALZBURG

SpeaksItalian

On the Ambasciata d'Italia a Vienna (Cancelleria Consolare) list, under SALISBURGO. The list is published as a list of Italian-speaking providers, which is a claim about the roster rather than a note about this entry.

Official listambvienna.esteri.it

Where these came from

All 2 come from one place, an Italian consulate. These lists are published without a guarantee of the service and naming a provider is not a recommendation by the government that published it.

All 2 sit on an official list, the strongest tier this directory carries.

Where in Salzburg

Spread across 2 postcodes: 5020 (1), 5026 (1).

If none of these fits

If none of these fits, the nearest translators we list are in Innsbruck (7, 138 km away), Graz (6, 197 km away) and Vienna (10, 251 km away). Salzburg itself also has 16 lawyers, 3 doctors and 1 therapist listed. A gap here means we have not found a source we can cite, not that nobody exists.

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Questions

How many translators in Salzburg does this page list?
Two. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number practising in Salzburg.
Which languages are recorded?
Italian (2). A provider can appear under more than one language.
When was this last checked?
On 24 August 2026. Each entry links to the source it was read on, so you can check it yourself.