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Day 1 - 3
Resting over the banks of the Danube River in northeastern Austria, Vienna, the country’s capital city, is famous for its classical music heritage and reflects an enticing blend of old and new. The historical centre is skyscraper-free and dotted with immaculate, charming little parks. It is also pedestrian friendly and extremely compact, which is convenient as this area contains the bulk of the city’s major tourist highlights. Chief among these are the famous Burgtheater and Opera House and an array of opulent baroque palaces lining the warren of narrow, medieval alleyways which wind their way around the magnificent St Stephen’s Cathedral. Add to this a slew of grand coffee houses and a rich history of classical music (residents included Mozart and Beethoven) and it becomes difficult to imagine a more livable city than the sophisticated metropolis of Vienna.








Rosewood Vienna is housed in a beautifully restored, historic 19th-century building, ideally situated on Petersplatz, one of the most famous squares in Vienna’s Old Town. The accommodation features spacious rooms and suites equipped with bespoke furniture and lighting, large marble bathrooms and parquet flooring. Guests can enjoy dining at the selection of restaurants and bars. Leisure facilities and services include Wi-Fi access, a wellness spa and a fitness centre.

Experience the charm of the idyllic Salzkammergut region on this guided day tour. Begin with a comfortable bus ride through scenic landscapes, passing lakes, mountains, and picturesque villages. In Hallstatt, enjoy a guided walking tour through thehistoric town, discovering its narrow streets, traditional architecture, and rich history. Depending on the season, either take arelaxing boat ride across the Hallstätter See in summer or visit the fascinating Beinhaus (ossuary) in winter. This tour offers aperfect combination of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and local traditions.
Day 4 - 5
Located in the southeast of the country near the Hungarian border, Graz is Austria’s second-largest city, and arguably its cultural centre. Named in 2003 as Europe’s ‘Capital of Culture’, there is much to see and do in chic, cosmopolitan Graz, a destination renowned for its Renaissance-era architecture, its leafy parks and walkways, its vibrant arts scene and its excellent restaurants. While must-see sights include the Kunsthaus, a modern art gallery built in a strange and futuristic design, and Schlossberg, an ancient castle reached by funicular railway, Graz will also reward travellers who spend some extra time in the city, simply soaking up its youthful, spirited energy, enjoying its exciting nightlife scene and making a tour out of the city’s outstanding selection of eateries.









Day 6 - 8
Innsbruck, the capital of the Tyrol state in Austria, lies within the Alps. With its relatively mild Alpine climate and outdoor sports facilities impressive enough to thrill even the most adventurous extreme-sports enthusiast, this spectacular historic city is the perfect springboard for making the leap between the urban and the outdoors. See Emperor Maximilian’s glorious fifteenth-century influences in the Gothic Hofkerche Cathedral, the city’s landmark Goldenes Dachl (golden roof), and the remarkable Gothic and Baroque buildings strewn along the winding cobbled streets of its charming historic Altstadt (Old Town). Every year thousands of tourists are drawn to this delightful picture-perfect city presided over by the imposing jagged peaks of the Nordkette mountain range and the majestic Habsburg palace.












Located in the centre of Innsbruck, Austria, the Hotel Schwarzer Adler Innsbruck is nearby many sporty mountain experiences, historic and modern cultural highlights, relaxing shopping tours, and a variety of leisure activities.
The hotel has 40 individually unique rooms and suites that are equipped with air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a range of other amenities. The hotel's on-site restaurant has three parlours serving traditional gourmet dishes and Tyrolean specialities. The spa area of the hotel is equipped with a sauna, steam baths, a solarium, and a range of massages. Other hotel facilities include function rooms with modern conference technology.

The Nordkette Mountain is easily accessible from the heart of Innsbruck via the Nordkette Cable Car. Visitors are treated to a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the stunning surrounding Alpine mountain range.
The journey from the city center to the mountain peak is divided into three stages. Firstly, the Hungerburgbahn funicular railway takes you from the valley up to the Hungerburg in just 8 minutes. During this part of the journey, you have the option to disembark and visit the Alpen zoo, which is a popular destination for families with children (entrance fee included).
The second stage of the journey involves the Seegrubenbahn cable car, which takes you from the Hungerburg up to the Seegrube mountain peak at an elevation of 1,905 meters (6,250 ft). This is a perfect spot to relax and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Austrian nature.
The third and final part of the journey entails taking the Hafelekarbahn cable car from the Seegrube to Hafelekar, also known as the "Top of Innsbruck," located at an elevation of 2,300 meters (7,545 ft) Here, you will be greeted by some of the most magnificent views and also find a delightful restaurant where you can take a break and relax.
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Day 9 - 11
Set near the German border, the famous city of Salzburg is one of the best-preserved city centres in Europe. Its winding cobblestone streets offer a treasure trove of Medieval and Baroque buildings, palaces, concert halls, and monasteries - all set against a picturesque backdrop of the magnificent snow-capped Alps. Visit the house where Mozart was born, and enjoy a packed lineup of operas, concerts and ballets in breathtaking historic halls and venues. The internationally renowned Salzburg Festival, which takes place every summer, provides the ultimate way to enjoy this scene. Fans of the Sound of Music can retrace the characters’ steps backed by stunning scenes and vistas. Make sure to stroll along the beautiful Salzach River, climb up to the spectacular Hohensalzburg fortress, and try the famous, delicious beer brewed at the Augustiner Braustubl, a monastery-run brewery operating since 1621.







NH Collection Salzburg City is located in the heart of the Andräviertel, close to the Mirabell Palace and its breathtaking gardens. The hotel features comfortable rooms and suites equipped with modern amenities, including satellite TV, safes and work desks. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at the on-site restaurant and have refreshing drinks at the hotel bar. Other hotel facilities and services include Wi-Fi access, a terrace, a fitness room and a concierge.

This tour embarks on a scenic adventure through the Bavarian Alps, departing from Salzburg. The tour will take you to the stunning Königssee (King's Lake) and the charming mountain town of Berchtesgaden.
Departing from Salzburg, you'll experience the beauty of the city center before heading towards the Bavarian Alps. The drive to Königssee will take about 50 minutes and will pass through the breathtaking scenery of the Bavarian Mountains. At Königssee, you'll have the opportunity to explore the shore of the lake and take in the views. Surrounded by steep mountain peaks, including the legendary Watzmann, this is an unforgettable experience.
Next, you’ll visit Berchtesgaden, a picturesque mountain town known for its panoramic alpine views. Take a stroll, enjoy some coffee and cake (not included in tour price), and experience the unique Bavarian lifestyle. You'll have approximately 50 minutes to explore the town.
Tip: Don't miss the breathtaking view from the lookout point at the Malerwinkel, accessible by a walk along the northern shore of the King's Lake.
Day 12 - 14
Munich, the lively capital of Bavaria and the third-largest city in Germany, lies on the banks of the River Isar. A modern hub complete with state-of-the-art skyscrapers and an exciting nightlife scene, the city revels simultaneously in its traditional customs and its sense of innovation. Some of the phenomenal historical attractions include spectacular Schloss Nymphenburg and the grand Residenz Museum, along with countless others. Nicknamed ‘city of art and beer’, Munich is strewn with impressive and diverse galleries (top choices include the Kunstareal Art Quarter and other-worldly Pinakothek der Moderne) and offers sublime beer-tasting opportunities in a variety of wonderful beer houses and gardens. Locals claim this is the culinary capital of the country - make sure to visit the Viktualienmarkt and dedicate some time to the metropolis’ restaurants. Gorgeous parks, jaw-dropping sports venues, and world-famous festivals (including legendary Octoberfest) complete the package.

















CORTIINA Hotel is located in the heart of Munich, Germany, and is an ideal accommodation option for leisure and business travellers. The hotel features a selection of well-appointed and comfortably furnished rooms and suites to ensure guests enjoy a relaxing stay. In-room amenities include internet access, air conditioning, TVs, and minibars. Guests can start the day with a hearty breakfast buffet, relax with a drink at the bar after a day of work or sightseeing, or work out at the on-site fitness centre. Area activities include visiting Marienplatz and shopping at the Viktualienmarkt.

Discover the fairytale magic of Neuschwanstein Castle at the foot of the Bavarian Alps!
Rising majestically among mountains and forests, Neuschwanstein is often called Germany’s “Cinderella Castle” — and it even inspired Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Join a guided tour to explore the castle’s stunning interiors and hear the fascinating stories of King Ludwig II, often called the “Mad King,” who brought this fairytale to life. Take in the breathtaking scenery, enjoy the spectacular views from Marienbrücke, and wander the picturesque castle grounds for a truly unforgettable experience.
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Plan with professionals who are explorers themselves.
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Everything is bundled in one place and perfectly planned.
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Imperial cities, alpine landscapes, and rich cultural traditions come together on this carefully designed 14-day journey through Austria. From Vienna’s grand boulevards to Graz’s creative flair, Innsbruck’s dramatic mountain setting, and Salzburg’s baroque skyline, the route reveals the country in depth and at a relaxed pace.
Comfortable train connections and private transfers ensure seamless travel between regions, while guided experiences highlight Austria’s history, music, and culinary heritage. With two full weeks to explore, you’ll enjoy meaningful time in each destination alongside moments of leisure and discovery.
Your journey begins in Austria’s elegant capital, where imperial architecture and café culture shape the city’s character. Wander through the historic center, admire grand palaces, and trace the legacy of the Habsburg dynasty woven into daily life. Vienna’s balance of tradition and contemporary creativity makes it a captivating introduction.
Vienna city tour including Schönbrunn Palace
Day trip to Hallstatt
Time to explore museums, historic coffeehouses, and grand boulevards
Travel south to Graz, known for its Renaissance courtyards and vibrant cultural scene. The well-preserved Old Town contrasts beautifully with modern architectural landmarks, creating a dynamic yet intimate atmosphere. Enjoy a slower rhythm as you explore hidden alleys and local markets.
Exploration of Graz’s UNESCO-listed Old Town
Time to discover contemporary architecture and regional culinary specialties
Nestled in the heart of the Alps, Innsbruck combines colorful historic streets with dramatic mountain backdrops. The iconic Golden Roof and surrounding peaks create a striking setting, while nearby summits invite panoramic adventures.
Nordkette cable car for sweeping alpine views
Visit to Ambras Castle
Leisure time to explore Innsbruck’s historic center and mountain surroundings
Continue to Salzburg, where baroque architecture and musical heritage define the city’s identity. Framed by rolling hills and alpine peaks, Salzburg invites relaxed exploration along riverside promenades and through its compact Old Town.
Apple strudel and Salzburger Nockerl tasting
Exploration of Salzburg’s Old Town and fortress views
Scenic walks through surrounding landscapes
Conclude your journey just across the border in Munich, where Bavarian traditions and elegant squares create a welcoming atmosphere. Grand avenues, historic beer halls, and nearby alpine foothills provide a fitting finale to your Alpine adventure.
On Day 14, your two-week journey concludes with your departure transfer, leaving time for a final breakfast or stroll before continuing onward.
Bavarian Mountains tour
Neuschwanstein day trip
Departure on Day 14 for your onward journey
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