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Fairy Tale Christmas in Austria by Luxuria

Experience a typical Austrian Christmas on this spectacular festive tour. Enjoy delicious dinners and a horse and carriage ride in between visits to the country's most celebrated cities. Visit the ‘Sound of Music’ city of Salzburg, stroll the medieval streets and take in the famous sights such as the Hohensalzburg Fortress, and take a walk along Getreidegasse, Salzburg’s most popular shopping mile. Experience Christmas Eve in the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck, famous for the Golden Roof, before returning to your base in Niederau for a festive feast. On Christmas morning, wake up and enjoy a fairy tale, horse-drawn sleigh ride through spectacular scenery, before returning for a tasty buffet carvery. As the holiday comes to an end, you have the chance to spend Boxing Day in the chic ski resort of Kitzbühel, one of the most famous towns in the Alps.

Tour Includes

  • 7 nights hotel with continental breakfast
  • 1 light lunch and 5 evening meals
  • Local joining points
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  • Coach Excursions

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Itinerary

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Local departure by coach or Door-to-Door service, then to Belgium for an overnight stay.

Continue to Niederau in Austria and our hotel for a five-night stay.

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Today we travel to the ‘Sound of Music’ city of Salzburg on our full-day included excursion. The day is yours to follow in the footsteps of Mozart through this proud and glorious city.

To make the most of your visit, why not join our optional walking tour with a local English speaking guide? Lasting approximately 90 minutes, the tour takes in the many sights and attractions of this famous alpine city. Admire the Baroque splendour of the churches and cathedral, the might of the Hohensalzburg fortress and the quaint Getreidegasse which, with its wrought iron signs that overhang the doors, is one of the most beautiful shopping streets of Austria.

A visit to Salzburg would not be complete without a mention of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and, before the tour is over, we see his birthplace and the square that is named after and dedicated to the famous composer.

Afterwards, there will be free time for you to explore the sights at your leisure. Perhaps take a short walk along the Salzach River or treat yourself to a panoramic view of the city from the Hohensalzburg Fortress (at own cost). The funicular is a fast and convenient way to get up to the fortress and back down to the Old City. Be sure to saunter along the Getreidegasse, Salzburg’s most popular shopping mile.

During the Advent season, you can also take in the charming Christmas markets which are located in the heart of the historic city centre. Here, you will experience the incredible old Austrian traditions and find the most wonderful Christmas presents.

Whilst in Salzburg, be sure to spend time in one of the city’s traditional coffee houses, set against the backdrop of stunning architecture and busy squares. Order a piece of Mozart cake and a coffee or, if you prefer, relax with a warming Glühwein – the choice is yours!

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Salzburg
Optional Excursions

Our optional excursions are a great addition to enhance your holiday experience and are highly recommended.

 

This optional excursion is available to pre-book or you can book during your tour.

Our included excursion takes us to Innsbruck, the capital of the Tyrol. Located on the River Inn and at the foot of the Karwendel Alps, Innsbruck is the fifth-largest city in Austria. This beautiful city is surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and steeped in history. Innsbruck was host to the Olympic Winter Games in 1964 and again in 1976.

If you fancy escaping the hustle and bustle of the centre, climb aboard the Hungerburgbahn funicular (at own cost) where you are guaranteed breathtaking views over Innsbruck.

Please note: Christmas Eve in Austria is a traditional religious festival. This may mean that facilities in towns, villages and hotels may close early.

After free time, we return to the hotel for our evening meal and the traditional lighting of the Christmas tree.

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Innsbruck

Merry Christmas! This morning, we enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the beautiful alpine scenery (weather permitting). Relax and sit back as our expert horsemen lead us through alpine meadows and along mountain paths, which provide excellent photograph opportunities.

We return to the hotel for a warming goulash soup lunch before enjoying some free time. The evening is celebrated with dinner followed by music and dancing.

Please note: due to horse and carriage availability, today's excursion may take place on Boxing Day after your excursion to Kitzbuhel.

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Horse-Drawn Sleigh Ride

This morning, we head to the world-famous ski-resort of Kitzbühel on our included excursion. Kitzbühel is perhaps one of the most fascinating towns in the Alps and is home to a stunning historical town centre full of character and charm.

Founded in the 9th century BC, Kitzbühel was originally a copper and silver mining centre, before becoming the fashionable and prosperous winter resort it is today. Alpine agriculture is a vital part of the region and is somewhat responsible for its picture-postcard beauty. Another stunning feature that marks the Kitzbühel landscape is the region’s churches and chapels. In the Baroque era, Gothic buildings had to either make way for the new style of architecture, or have Baroque elements incorporated. For centuries, the regional head of the Roman Catholic Church dominated social life in rural Tyrol. Even though these strong ties became loose over the course of the 20th century, many of the customs still live on in local villages. These include a number of religious processions held in the Tyrol every year, and several public holidays such as Corpus Christi, which bring the community together at the local church.

Many visitors love the sophisticated ambience of this resort and there will be plenty of time to stroll around the town or watch the world go by from one of the many cafés.

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Kitzbühel

We head to Belgium for an overnight stay.

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Return home.

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Accommodation

You will stay for five nights at the friendly 3-star Hotel Harfenwirt in Niederau, sister hotel to the Hotel Sonnschein and situated just a short stroll from the village centre.

Overnight stays in Belgium will be in city-style hotels.

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