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.Guided Tour of Salzburg, St. Wolfgang & Salzkammergut
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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.
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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.