Day trip: Salzburg and the Lake District
Visit the birthplace of composer extraordinaire Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, stroll through the Baroque old town and then relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang.
Join a journey through the impressive Bavarian prealpine lands. In the blink of an eye you'll have passed by Lake Chiemsee and arrived in Salzburg. It was here that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart first caught sight of the outside world: in a three-room apartment located at Getreidegasse 9, on 27th January 1765. Visit Mozarthaus and delve into "Wolferl's" life, but save a little time to take in the Baroque splendour of the city.
Afterwards, forget all your troubles in the White Horse Inn at Lake Wolfgang, after driving through the wonderful scenery of the Salzkammergut. You can take a boat directly to the legendary hotel, which once achieved international fame thanks to Ralph Benatzky's operetta. You can also visit the pilgrimage church, which construction dates back to a legend from 976.
On the way back, you will pass the Mondsee, just as Salzburg a original site of the film classic "The Sound of Music".
A well thought-out safety and hygiene concept applies to all tours.
Start: 8.30 a.m., tuesdays, thursdays, saturdays, 1 April 2019 - 4 January 2020 (except 24 and 31 of December)
Duration: 11 hours
Departure: Karlsplatz 21 / Sonnenstraße in front of department store Galeria Kaufhof
The live-moderation on the bus is done by competent tour guides in German and English. An additional audio system on board provides information in the following languages: Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese, French.
Important note about entering Austria: A passport or visa is absolutely necessary!
After successful booking you will receive your tickets automatically by e-mail. Alternatively, tickets can also be bought at the Tourist Information at Marienplatz and at the main train station.
Photos: Tourismus Salzburg GmbH
Coronavirus
Since 30 May, holidays in Munich are finally possible again! Hotels and guesthouses can welcome guests again, museums and galleries are open, guided tours are possible, and gastronomy is allowed to serve guests inside and outside. Strict hygiene regulations apply to all attractions and service providers. All important information about the coronavirus and your stay in Munich can be found here. See you soon in Munich!
