• St Gilgen - Known as Mozart Village, St. Gilgen beautifully combines sport, culture, and nature. This charming town is just 25 kilometers from Salzburg’s historic center and is closely associated with the prodigy Mozart and his family. Mozart’s grandfather was born here, and his sister “Nannerl” made St. Gilgen her home. Today, selected events and the Mozarthaus continue to celebrate the Mozart family’s legacy.
• St Gilgen Mozartplatz - Mozarthaus
  St. Gilgen on Lake Wolfgangsee
  A hub for culture and gatherings at Lake Wolfgangsee, St. Gilgen is the birthplace of Mozart’s mother and the residence of his sister Maria Anna “Nannerl” Mozart, earning it the title “Mozart Village on Lake Wolfgangsee.”
• Salzwelten Hallstatt - Visiting the salt mine is optional
  The Salzwelten Hallstatt is the world’s oldest salt mine, with a history spanning 7000 years.
• Hallstatt Skywalk - Visiting the Hallstatt Skywalk is optional
  The Hallstatt Skywalk provides breathtaking views of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hallstatt, the Hallstätter See, and the surrounding mountains from a 12-meter-long platform.
• Hallstatt City - Hallstatt is a visual and cultural treasure, making it a must-see for those interested in natural beauty and historical depth.
  Cultural Attractions: The village features attractions like the Hallstatt Skywalk, offering panoramic views from a platform 360 meters above the rooftops, and the Hallstatt Charnel House, a unique site with intricately painted skulls dating back centuries.
  Natural Beauty: Nestled by the Hallstätter See, a stunning mountain lake surrounded by steep wooded slopes, Hallstatt provides a tranquil setting for water activities, hiking, and exploring the scenic surroundings.
• Hallstatt Ossuary - Visiting is optional
  The Hallstatt Bone House, also known as the Charnel House or Ossuary, has a rich history dating back to the 12th century, rooted in tradition and cultural practices:
  Origin: Located in St. Michael’s Chapel in the historic center of the World Heritage city, the Bone House has existed since the 12th century.
  Skull Collection: The Bone House contains around 1200 human skulls, with 610 hand-painted and arranged by family groups, each marked with dates of death. This tradition began in 1720 AD when graves were reopened due to limited burial space, leading to the removal and decoration of skulls.
  Continuation of Tradition: The Bone House custom continues today, with the most recent addition in 1995 being the skull of a woman who died in 1983. Individuals can choose to have their skulls placed in the Bone House.
• Hallstatt Lutheran Church - The Hallstatt Lutheran Church, located in Hallstatt, Austria, is a prominent landmark by the Hallstätter See, enhancing the village’s beauty and serving as a popular photo spot. The church, set in a picturesque location, offers visitors a glimpse into the historical and cultural richness of the charming village of Hallstatt.

• Bottled water
• Instructor

• Lunch
• (Entry is optional) Salt mine fee Adults €43 Children(4-15)19.5€
• (Entry is optional) Bone house fee Adults: € 2,00 Children: € 0,50
• Admission not included

Embark on an exclusive full-day excursion tailored for those who appreciate comfort, adaptability, and genuine experiences. Departing from Salzburg, travelers can relax and take in the breathtaking Alpine scenery at a leisurely pace. The journey highlights Hallstatt, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering ample time to wander through the lakeside promenade, historic streets, and viewpoints, with optional visits to the salt mine, funicular, and Skywalk. Unlike typical group tours, this adventure is customized to suit individual interests, allowing for impromptu photo stops and personalized suggestions. With a dedicated driver and meticulous planning, the emphasis is on savoring the scenery, culture, and ambiance, ensuring a serene, intimate, and unforgettable day rather than a hurried sightseeing itinerary.

• Please note the salt mine-Funicular-sky walk in Hallstatt is close from September 2025 to June 2026 Hallstatt Salt Mine (Salzwelten) Adults: €43.00 Children (ages 4–15): €21.00 Note: Entry allowed only for children aged 4 and above… Hallstatt Funicular and Sky walk Adults €24.00… Hallstatt Boat Cruise (Lake Hallstatt) Adults: €18 (~50 min) …. Bone House €2.00….This is not a guided walking tour, but a comfortable and flexible sightseeing experience with free time to explore each location at your own pace

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.