Sallingberg is a municipality in the district of Zwettl, in the Austrian state of Lower Austria. It is located in the Waldviertel, the northwestern quadrant of Lower Austria, a region known for its rolling granite hills, forests, and rural character.
Like other municipalities in the Zwettl district, Sallingberg is a small, sparsely populated community whose surrounding landscape is dominated by agriculture and woodland. The district's economy and settlement pattern are shaped by these rural conditions, with the town of Zwettl serving as the administrative center for the area.
Detailed information about Sallingberg's history, population, and landmarks is limited in readily available sources; the municipality is chiefly documented in reference works as a place within the Zwettl district of Lower Austria.