Austria from above:
A roundtrip tour of East and South Tyrol.

Accommodation:
A quiet hotel near the city centre2 Nights | Bed & Breakfast

The 19th century villa, converted into a boutique hotel, is located in a residential area south of the Kapuzinerberg. Each of the 14 rooms is individually furnished and offers modern comfort. In the morning a rich breakfast buffet with local and seasonal specialities awaits and in good weather can also be served on a terrace in the garden with a natural pond. Those who want can take a stroll along the Salzach and reach the oldtown in approximately 15 minutes; with the bus (line 7), it takes about five minutes.

Attractions:

• Salzkammergut: Salt mines and picturesque lakes
• Salzburg: Mozart's romantic birthplace
• Berchtesgaden National Park: National Park around Lake Königssee and Mount Watzmann
• Hohensalzburg: Mighty fortress on a rock
• Salzburg Old Town: UNESCO World Heritage right and left of the Salzach River
• Mirabell Castle: Modest abode for the Archbishop's family
• Hellbrunn Palace: Summer residence of a baroque church dignitary
• Fuschlsee: Austria as if from a picture book
• Salt Mine Berchtesgaden: Underground train ride into the history of mining
• Berchtesgaden: From the salt mine to the restricted Führer area
• Obersalzberg: Hitler's private mountain
• St. Wolfgang: Pilgrims Church above Lake Wolfgang

  Wanderungen:

• Untersberg: With the mountain railway up the local mountain
• Around Lake Fuschl: Idyllic walk along the shore with the option to have a swim
• Across the Wildmoos to Lake Eibensee: Across the marshes to a mountain lake
• Berchtesgaden alpine adventure trail: Educational and observation trail over alpine paths
• Via the Grünstein to St. Bartholomä: Hike and boat trip
• Ramsauer Schattseitweg: Through the magic forest to Hintersee
• Schafberg: Mountain with a view above the Salzkammergut

Rental car pick-up
Broker: Sunny Cars
Vehicle: Mietwagen Sunnycars
Rate: Sunnycars (Stand: 12.12.2019): BF – Skoda Fabia STW /AC/4dr oder ähnlich, All-in/FF
Location: Salzburg Airport

From Salzburg to Heiligenblut219 km | 3 hours

Attractions:

Accommodation:
A former mountain farmhouse2 Nights | Dinner, Bed & Breakfast

Today the 400-year-old farmhouse above Heiligenblut is a small chalet hotel that can accommodate up to 35 guests. With its heavy wooden ceiling beams in the bedrooms and open fireplace in the rustic restaurant, the property has lost none of its historic flair. The restaurant specializes in traditional Austrian cuisine. A Turkish steam bath and a fitness room are also available. Although the inn with views of the Großglockner is especially popular among winter sports enthusiasts, the calmer summer months are ideal for relaxing or hiking on the numerous marked paths in the Großglockner National Park. Those who prefer to travel by car can take a scenic drive to the Großglockner Glacier.

Attractions:

• Großglockner Upper Alpine Road: Panorama road on Glockner Massif
• Lienz: Cultural center of East Tyrol at the foot of the Lienz Dolomites
• Kaprun: Cable car ride to the glacier

From Heiligenblut to Domegge di Cadore132 km | 3 hours

Attractions:

• Dolomites: Outdoor paradise in the Southern Alps
• Veneto: Cultural landscape between Dolomites and Adriatic Sea
• Hochpustertal: Cultural landscape in the shadow of the Sesto Dolomites

Accommodation:
A B&B in Domegge di Cadore2 Nights | Bed & Breakfast

The late 19th century house is situated on the steep slopes of Lago di Centro Cadore in Domegge and offers wide vistas of this and the surrounding mountains. All rooms at the B&B are stylish and furnished with a sense of design and detail. The renovation has been carried out to preserve the original charm of the house. In many places you can still see original wooden elements and wrought-iron fittings that immerse you in the world of legends that surround this region: that of the Monti Pallidi, the Soreghina of King Laurin. The breakfast with many homemade foods is rich and in fine weather is served  on the terrace overlooking the garden and the mountains. The owners are very hospitable without being intrusive.

Attractions:

• Friuli: Diverse landscape between the Julian Alps and the Adriatic Sea
• The Three Peaks of Lavaredo: Striking symbol of the Dolomites
• Sauris: Remote German linguistic enclave in the Carnic Alps
• Cortina: Between legendary Dolomite peaks
• San Cassiano: By cable car or on foot to the Pralongià Meadows

From Domegge di Cadore to Missiano170 km | 3 hours 30 minutes

Accommodation:
A romantic castle above Bolzano2 Nights | Bed & Breakfast

The medieval castle atop a hill near Bolzano dates back to the year 1236. It was acquired by the Dellago family nearly 100 years ago and converted into a luxury hotel and restaurant by the current generation of Dellagos. From this quiet perch atop a hill surrounded by vineyards guests can enjoy wonderful views of Bolzano and Catinaccio. Inside a pleasant atmosphere is created by works of folk art, bright colours and wood furnishings. Dinner on the panoramic terrace is an experience to which Mediterranean-influenced cuisine and a good wine cellar also contribute. Somewhat off the beaten track of the castle is the pool, where you can dream, read or lounge on the sun deck. Guests can also use the indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam bath, solarium, tennis court and library, and Vespa excursions can be arranged.

Attractions:

• Bolzano: Baroque town at the edge of the Dolomites
• South Tyrolean Archaeological Museum: The story of Ötzi, the mummy from the glacier

  Wanderungen:

• To the castles of Eppan: Romantic ruins with a sprawling view
• On the peak of the Gantkofel: Mountain climbing tour to a peak with scenic view
• From Bolzano to St. Magdalena: Stroll through the old town and the vineyards
• By cable car to Kohlern: Relaxation, sun and a magnificent view of the Dolomites
• Lago die Caldaro: Warmest lake in the Alps

From Missiano to Innsbruck134 km | 2 hours 30 minutes

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Accommodation:
A historical downtown hotel2 Nights | Bed & Breakfast

The old double eagle coat of arms of the Astro-Hungarian Empire still hangs above the entrance to the historical guesthouse. In the 15th century the stalls of Emperor Maximilian I (known as the Knightstood on the site. The stalls were replaced by a patrician villa in the 17th century that has now served as an inn for nearly 500 years. Since its recent restoration the hotel has been awarded a 4-star rating. No two rooms in the building are alike, and most are decorated in accordance with a specific theme, such as the Sissi Room named after the Austrian Princess or the Castle Room. The area of the building that contains the hotel restaurant was once part of a neighbouring monastery. The restaurant, one of the best in Innsbruck, also has a proud, 500-year tradition. A wellness and massage centre is also available to guests.

Attractions:

• Innsbruck: The only big city in the Alps
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen: Quaint farmhouses in the shadow of the Zugspitze
• Tyrolean Folk Art Museum: Collection on the cultural history of Tyrol
• Golden Roof: Former residence of the Tyrolean sovereigns
• Ambras Castle: Art museum in former fortified castle
• Patscherkofel: Rare plants on Innsbruck's local mountain
• Zugspitze: Germany's highest mountain with panoramic views
• Sylvensteinspeicher: Sunken village in a reservoir
• Walchensee: Blue-green alpine lake with viewing mountain

  Wanderung:

• Around the Patscherkofel: Sun terrace with glacier view

From Innsbruck157 km | 3 hours

Attractions:

• Upper Bavaria: “The true Bavaria” between the Alps and the Danube
• Ruhpolding: From the life of the woodcutters in Chiemgau
• Watzman: The mountain is calling!

Rental car drop-off
Location: Salzburg Airport

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