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Based on: 28 July 2026
Salzburg City and Country Highlights - Private Tour
This region is world renowned both because of Mozart and the Sound of Music, and this tour gives you the opportunity to experience a bit of both. To start, your personal guide will show you a selection of the historical and architectural gems of the fabulous city of Salzburg.
Leaving the city behind, escape to the enchanting Salzkammergut, passing the old hunting lodge of the Prince Archbishops and onto the village of St Wolfgang. Visit the White Horse Inn, made famous by Operetta and enjoy the beauty of the lake with a cruise back to St Gilgen, the birthplace of Mozart´s mother.
After immersing yourself in the beauty of the Salzkammergut region, journey back to Salzburg with your guide through this picturesque haven of lakes.
Type of vehicle
The Mercedes E-Class for groups of 1–3 people
VW minivan for groups of 4–8 people
This region is world renowned both because of Mozart and the Sound of Music, and this tour gives you the opportunity to experience a bit of both. To start, your personal guide will show you a selection of the historical and architectural gems of the fabulous city of Salzburg.
Leaving the city behind, escape to the enchanting Salzkammergut, passing the old hunting lodge of the Prince Archbishops and onto the village of St Wolfgang. Visit the White Horse Inn, made famous by Operetta and enjoy the beauty of the lake with a cruise back to St Gilgen, the birthplace of Mozart´s mother.
After immersing yourself in the beauty of the Salzkammergut region, journey back to Salzburg with your guide through this picturesque haven of lakes.
Type of vehicle
The Mercedes E-Class for groups of 1–3 people
VW minivan for groups of 4–8 people
Holiday Highlights
Personal guide to explore the cityJourney to the beautiful Salzkammergut lake region
Opportunity to take a boat trip across St Gilgen
