Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
The most beautiful Salzburg Christmas market for us is the Christmas market in Hellbrunn Palace. In the time before Christmas, a whole forest decorated with thick red Christmas tree balls stands in the courtyard of Hellbrunn Palace in Salzburg.
The Christmas wonderland in the courtyard of the Stiftskeller St. Peter in Salzburg is a real gem. Nowhere can you experience Salzburg Christmas more beautifully than there. Not only that you can eat well in the monastery cellar, there is also Salzburg's most beautiful Christmas tree.
The Salzburg Christmas market on Domplatz is the oldest in the city. The stalls, which smell temptingly of fresh gingerbread, hot mulled wine or apple punch and sausages with cabbage, are grouped around the cathedral on Domplatz and Residenzplatz.
However, none of the Salzburg Christmas markets is as contemplative as the Christmas market at the Hohensalzburg Fortress. He's not as big as the others. In return, he conveys the spirit of Christmas better with his wooden huts in the courtyard of the Hohensalzburg Fortress.
We look at Vienna's insider tips off the beaten track and are amazed at how interesting and worth seeing this unknown Vienna is. We came across all sorts of surprising things on our tour of downtown Vienna.
Especially in cities that are full of history themselves. Salzburg is such a city where you stumble across a different piece of history from the Salzburger Land in Austria at practically every corner. The Hotel am Mirabellplatz is such a place.
The Schick Hotels Vienna stand for tradition and are perfect overnight accommodations for enjoyable travel. There are several of them scattered around the city center. Petar and I are invited to the Hotel Capricorno.
The place Heiligenblut in Carinthia, Austria, is known as a ski resort. In summer it is the starting point for the journey to the Großglockner from the southern end of the Großglockner High Alpine Road. Those who stay in Heiligenblut for a long time will also find good opportunities for hiking there. The gold digging village of Heiligenblut is also worth seeing.
Which sights does Leopoldstadt offer in Vienna? This neighborhood gives us a glimpse into the city's past. We feel a little bit the Vienna of the imperial era. In his squares, the houses with the wrought iron balconies and bay windows, we feel the history of the Jews.
We present here where you can discover Vienna sustainably. We stayed in a hotel that is committed to sustainability. Only a few steps away we discovered a shop that sells fresh products without packaging. We also show where you can eat sustainably in Vienna.
