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Vienna - Vienna to Hallstatt, about 3h.
I’ll tell you general information about Austria and Austrian history. We’ll do a short stop at a gas station for a restroom, snack, and coffee. - Hallstatt-Dachstein - Salzkammergut Cultural Landscape - We will drive along a picturesque village road, past fascinating mountain views and the beautiful town of Bad Ischl, which for many years was a favorite vacation spot of the imperial family of Austria.
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Hallstatt - Hallstatt, 2 hours.
Halstatt is a charming village on the lake. It’s an unbelievable place that looks like an open-air museum, but still, people are living in this village. We will have time to take lunch and we’ll go together for a short walking tour. - Salzburg Region - After lunch, we will continue our journey through the amazing Salzkammergut region, whose history is connected to salt mines and the rule of the church. Our next stop will be Salzburg.
- Salzburg - Art, culture and a unique history: Since 1997, Salzburg has been a proud member of the UNESCO World Heritage List
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Vienna - Hallstatt - Vienna, about 3h.
Drop off at your hotel. The road back to Vienna, 3h 30min by car
On our road, we’ll stop once on the highway for visiting the restroom and snacks.
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Bottled water
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional English speaking guide
- Professional English speaking driver
- Gratuities
Experience the top three stunning locations in the Austrian Alps in a single day.
First, we’ll begin our journey at Salzkammergut or the Lake District, renowned as the most captivating scenery in Austria.
Subsequently, we’ll head to Hallstatt, a magical village adorned with quaint houses of soft hues, curved stone pavements, and embraced by the stunning Northern Limestone Alps. A walk through its petite alleys may offer a chance to encounter local felines. At Hallstatt, we’ll pause for a meal at a snug lakeside restaurant.
Continuing our journey towards Salzburg, we’ll halt momentarily at a location offering a picturesque panorama of Lake Wolfgangsee.
Salzburg, a proud inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1997 is deemed considerably valuable to mankind. The city’s dynamic ambiance and unique appeal are best appreciated via a relaxed walk through the historic downtown district.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
