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Kaigasse 7, Salzburg, 5020, Austria
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Mozartplatz
Schloss Mirabell
a view from the Fortress
Entry from Abbey Courtyard.....
Looking for companions ( up to 3) to travel to Salzburg from Munchen on a Bayern ticket on 26th or 27th September ( and share the cost). We are 2 adults and 2 kids and can take in 3 more adults.
No need to get greedy... ;) At EUR 27, the Bayern Ticket is still a great deal on a Munich-Salzburg day-trip, even just for 2 adults (as my wife and I did this year), and certainly for 2 adults/2 children. There's also the problem that,if you join with extra travelers, your whole group must travel together, there AND back.
I agree with the previus comment, and I think I remember that if an adult buys a Bayrn ticket the child goes free. Also don't forget you have to travel after 9am. For good advice and booking help in English at the Munich train station check this out: http://www.bukisa.com/articles/135341_oktoberfest-munich-travel-advice-in-munich-train-station-in-english
Some useful information about Salzburg :
www.salzburginfo.at
tourist@salzburginfo.at
tel.+43 0662 88 98 70
fax +43 0662 88 98 7-435
Salzburg Guide Service
www.salzburg-guide.at
Tel. +43 0662 84 04 06
Fax +43 0662 84 54 70
info@salzburg-guide.at Visiting the city center and walking up to Hohensalzburg
I was fortunate to be able to meet VT superstar, globetrott (aka, Michael) in Salzburg. Michael was a great guide and the two of us had a great time exploring the town together. Incidentally, he's a sneaky picture taker and a I've never seen anyone who loves cheese so much, but mostly he's just a very nice guy.
Michael's kindness did not end in Salzburg. he generously drove me to the lake district east of Salzburg where we toured a few more towns and enjoyed some more good times.
......I looked grudging there...look at my eyebrows !....Couldn't remember why I was not smiling....
Maybe I was thinking that it's only my 3rd day in Europe & I had 5 more weeks to go around these places :
Slovakia
Poland
Germany
Czech Republic
Hungary.
..Anyway, don't pay any attention to me on the photo...look at that Salzburg views below (behind me on the photo...)....taken from the Hohensalzburg Fortress at the top of the hill...
We are not big drinkers, but found ourselves drinking the local Austrian red wines a lot. They apparently do not put sulfates (a preservative) in their wine as we do in the U.S. This results in lower occurrences of hangovers as we found out. The wine is not exceptional, but it is good, plentiful and relatively cheap.
Always tip when you pay the server for your meal; don't leave the money on the table. There's no 'percentage rule'- just round to the nearest convenient Euro increment (Give 6.50 for a 6.10 meal, for example) and it's fine.
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Q: Language "hello! Is it more polite to say "guten tag" or "Grüss Gott" in Salzburg, Austria? Henry :)"
A: "Couldn't say which is more "polite", but I'd say "grüss Gott" is more common."
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