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My grandparents are planning to take me to Germany in a year or two, but the only place I know I want to go is Berlin. My grandmother would like to go to Austria. She didn’t specify a city, so I just chose Salzburg – right on the border, near Transtein (Germany). What are some good places to visit, that are historical (like the Berlin wall) or beautiful, like a mountain range or something? We want to visit 2 – 4 cities, starting in Berlin.
I would be returning from Salzburg to Vienna to reach Vienna Airport at 13:25 PM. Can someone please guide regarding the train journey from there as well. Thanks!
Will the weather be bearable in early April? Will it be crowded Easter weekend? If I have two days for travel outside Munich, what places should I go – (I love mountains)? The castles? Salzburg? Romantic Road? And if I travel from Munich to Berlin by train, is an overnight train a good idea? Danke for bearing with me on all these questions!
i have been to europe before and fell in love. i have quite an extensive list of places that i want to visit, either for the first or second time. im just wondering others opinions on how long it would take to visit each of these places and the total cost. keep in mind that some of them i have been to before so i would not need to spend much time. and although many dont agree with this way of travelling, i dont need to spend 3+ days in a city/town.
Edinburgh, Paris, Venice, Palermo, Athens, Belgium, Salzburg, Vienna, Koln, Budapest, Bucharest, Krakow, Wroclaw, Tallinn, Kaunas, Vilnius.
i obviously wouldnt mind having to stop at other places along the way if i did travel by train or whatever. the more to see, the better! i just want an estimate of length of trip and cost to see if it matches mine.
I am travelling to austria and Czech in the next month. I have planned to visit Vienna-Prague-Salzburg. For getting from one city to another i am planning to buy raileurope’s Central europe triangle pass for 99 Euro.
Is it worth buying it.
Is reservation required?
Should i buy the reservation also with the pass?
can i reserve the seat after reaching in vienna on the station itself?
Any there who experienced travelling in these countries with a rail pass?
I know there is no set drinking age in most European countries, but I would love to know a little more.
I don’t know if the town/area of the country matters but here is where I am traveling to:
-Munich
-Salzburg
-Sopron
-Budapest
-Zakopane
-Krakow
-Auschwitz
-Prague
-and maybe Paris, France
I’ll be going to Austria next week, after 10 years of living here in the US. I’ll stay at Hotel Schloss Fuschl in Salzburg. I don’t know much of where to go, but I’ve studied where the streets are mostly in Salzburg area.
I’ll only be bringing US$1300. I’m 20 and I am semi-fluent in German and I know basic Slovenian and Hungarian.
(Sidenote: Can I bring my camera as a carry on, on international flights or even on domestic?)
6 friends want a nice weekend break in Salzburg to celebrate one of their special birthdays, and the Sound of Music is her favourite film of all time. We can only fly from Bristol to Innsbruck and it looks like a good 2 hour journey to Salzburg. Is there a train station under the airport? Which is the fastest and cheapest way to get to Salzburg. Not going for a while yet, but just sussing it all out, including finding an apartment for 6.
We are traveling mostly in Austira between Veinna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Hallstatt as well as Munich and Fussen in Germany. We are doing this is 11 days and are wanting a rail pass sold online that allows you up to 10 days of unlimited travel. However I have never been there or taken a train so I am clueless as to the process. Would we just show up at the train station and show our pass? If anyone has done a pass for Austira and Germany. Any help would be great!!
