Transfer from Munich
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Departure from Munich
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Estimated arrival to Altaussee
11:45h

Trip duration: 165min

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Porsche Museum
Germany

90 min

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Hallstatt
Austria

75 min

The village of Hallstatt has merely 800 residents, yet so much to offer, spectacular alpine landscape being just one of them. Because of this amazing... setting of high mountains and crystal blue lake, this village is one of the most photographed locations in Austria. Visitors can also explore the Kalvarienberg Church built in 1711; the Market square surrounded by beautiful buildings, restaurants, cafes, hotels and souvenir shops; Museum Hallstatt that displays special archaeological finds of Hallstatt; and of course the most notable site - Hallstatt Salt Mine.

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Hallein Salt Mine
Austria

115 min

The Hallein salt mine was dug by the ancient Celts over 2500 years ago and it was open for public 450 years ago for the... first time. But, what’s truly amazing about this mine is that it hasn’t lost any of its magical appeal to this day. Visitors enter the mine on a mine train and after the fun ride they can slide down one of the two miner’s slides to get to the amazing subterranean salt lake where they can take a silent boat ride. The tour of the mine is both fun and educational as visitors learn all about miners’ lives and the conditions they had to endure while working here.

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Rosenheim
Germany

75 min

Rosenheim will lure every traveler with its breathtaking architecture, cozy cafes, restaurants, top-notch fashion boutiques, and long-established shops. There is literally something for every taste.... Rosenheim is also a lovely example of old blending well into new - churches, and amazing eighteenth-century artwork of pastel-colored buildings are mixed with modern museums and galleries and a vibrant scene of nightlife and all sorts of events.

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Berchtesgaden – Eagles Nest
Germany

135 min

Berchtesgaden Eagles Nest is one of the most interesting remnants from WWII in Germany. It was Hitler’s mountain retreat, a present for his 50th birthday... given to him by the Nazi Party. This chalet stands high above the town, perched on a sheer rock and when weather permits the views of Berchtesgaden area, including the Konigssee and Salzburg surroundings, are incredible. This historic building is a reminder of one man’s crimes against humanity. The only way to access the Eagle’s Nest is via bus and don’t forget that it is open only in summer, from mid May to October, but please check their opening hours at: http://www.berchtesgaden.de/en/eagles-nest

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Herrenchiemsee
Germany

135 min

If you decide to visit Herrenchiemsee palace, be prepared to be enchanted by the extravagance and decadency seen once in a blue moon. This opulent... fantasy palace was built by Bavarian King Ludwig II known also as “Bavaria’s fairytale king” on the largest island in the Chiemsee Lake. Construction started in 1878 but unfortunately was not finished by the time King Ludwig died, in 1886. In the extravagant interior visitors may explore twenty state rooms that boast décor of the most exquisite quality. But visitors are mostly overwhelmed when entering the huge Hall of Mirrors which is almost a perfect copy of the original Galerie des Glaces in Versailles. With its luxuriant decorations and furnishings, lights and glittering pendant chandeliers it must be one of the most majestic banqueting halls in the world. The palace also features Ludwig II Museum and the Augustinian canon seminary, both worth visiting. If you get tired of all the lavishness, go to Fraueninsel Island across the water that has a Benedictine convent and is perfect for relaxing strolls.