Munich To Salzburg Tours
Salzburg, the city where the greatest musician was born, Mozart. It has now become a hub for classical music and you can feel the influence of Mozart all across the city. Explore the rich musical heritage through various trips and tours at the best prices.-
Discover Salzburg and its Lake District and travel through the breathtaking countryside of the Bavarian Alps on a guided tour.
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Pass by the iconic Chiemsee also known as the ‘Bavarian Sea’ and the picturesque Alpine landscape while traveling from Munich to Salzburg.
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Explore the historic town of Salzburg and its architectural gems like the Hohensalzburg fortress, one of the largest medieval castles in Europe.
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See the Hellbrunn Palace which is an early Baroque villa of palatial size and stroll through the Old Town exploring all the boutique shops and eateries.
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Experience Mondsee or Moon Lake from the film "The Sound of Music" (between April and November) or enjoy a cruise on Wolfgang's Lake (between April and November).
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Fun Fact: Salzburg is the birthplace of a confection with an unconventional name. It is a chocolate praline called Mozartkugel, which translates to Mozart Ball.
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Discover Salzburg and its Lake District and travel through the breathtaking countryside of the Bavarian Alps on a guided tour.
-
Pass by the iconic Chiemsee also known as the ‘Bavarian Sea’ and the picturesque Alpine landscape while traveling from Munich to Salzburg.
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Explore the historic town of Salzburg and its architectural gems like the Hohensalzburg fortress, one of the largest medieval castles in Europe.
-
See the Hellbrunn Palace which is an early Baroque villa of palatial size and stroll through the Old Town exploring all the boutique shops and eateries.
-
Experience Mondsee or Moon Lake from the film "The Sound of Music" (between April and November) or enjoy a cruise on Wolfgang's Lake (between April and November).
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Fun Fact: Salzburg is the birthplace of a confection with an unconventional name. It is a chocolate praline called Mozartkugel, which translates to Mozart Ball.