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Hofburg Castle, Salzburg / Austria Salzburg Package I: Salzburg and Vienna


Day 1 Salzburg Upon arrival in Salzburg, optional private transfer to your hotel.


Day 2 Salzburg - Vienna In the morning, enjoy a regular city tour of Salzburg. The city combines the attraction of a picturesque


mountain setting with a well-pre- served historic center, dominated by church spires, medieval fortres- ses and, towering high above the rest, the Hohensalzburg Fortress. The city is also famous for being the birthplace of the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. After- noon travel by train to Vienna.


Day 3 Vienna In the morning enjoy a Hop On/Hop Off city bus tour of Vienna. The cur- rent capital of Austria and one of the greatest cultural centers in Eu-


Package II: Salzburg and Innsbruck


Day 1 Salzburg Upon arrival in Salzburg, optional private transfer to your hotel.


Day 2 Salzburg In the morning, enjoy a Hop On/ Hop Off city bus tour of Salzburg. The city combines the attraction of a picturesque mountain setting with a well-preserved historic cen-


ter, dominated by church spires, medieval fortresses and, towering high above the rest, the Hohen- salzburg Fortress. The city is also famous for being the birthplace of the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The rest of the afternoon is free to explore at your leisure.


Day 3 Salzburg - Innsbruck - Salzburg In the morning, travel by train to Innsbruck, the capital of the pro- vince of Tirol. Arrival and two hour private city tour with English spea- king guide. Innsbruck has the most picturesque setting: nestled in the


spectacular deep valley of the Inn River, wedged between the scenic Karwendel mountains in the north and the Tuxer mountains in the south. Afterwards transfer by bus to the famous Swarovski Crystal World, one of Austria’s most popu- lar attractions which has enchan- ted millions of visitors since 1995. Afternoon return to Innsbruck and return by train to Salzburg.


Day 4 Salzburg After breakfast, optional private transfer to the airport.


rope during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Vienna is one of the most romantic cities in the world. Vienna is famous for its operas, Baroque architecture, music, the Prater and luscious Sachertorte chocolate cake. The rest of the afternoon is free to explore at your leisure.


Day 4 Vienna The morning is free to explore at your leisure. Afternoon optional private transfer to the airport.


Getaways


Travel period: Jan 01, 2017 - Mar 31, 2018 Departure dates: daily


Package I


II Jan-Dec rates on request-


Suppl. for private transfers upon arrival and departure:


Min. 2 persons Planned hotels:


Salzburg: Wyndham Grand Salzburg**** Vienna: ARCOTEL Wimberger****


This program includes Package I:


Accommodation at the hotels described or similar incl. daily buffet breakfast and city tax Regular City tour of Salzburg (Hop on/Hop off bus service) with English audio guide Train ticket Salzburg - Vienna in 2nd


class


Regular city tour of Vienna with English audio guide Package II:


Accommodation at the hotels described or similar incl. daily buffet breakfast and city tax


Regular City tour of Salzburg (Hop on/Hop off bus service) with English audio guide Private city walking tour of Innsbruck in English (2 hours) Train ticket Salzburg - Innsbruck - Salzburg in 2nd


class


Admission to the Swarovski Crystal Worlds incl. transfer by bus


! Please Note


These rates do not apply during holidays, conferences and special events We will be pleased to arrange private city tours or other private excursions. Please contact us for prices!


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