Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
The city in Austria is not only worth a visit because of its beautiful location. It is worth taking a closer look behind the scenes of the city of Mozart. And that's why we were guests this time on the occasion of the eat and meet festival in Salzburg.
We enjoyed a break at Stams Monastery in Tyrol. There are few places where you can relax as easily as in a monastery. Monasteries are ideal places to withdraw from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is relaxation for body and soul!
Perhaps it was the down-to-earth attitude that drew the Archduke and later many famous artists, writers and actors to Bad Aussee? The inhabitants of Altaussee are an interesting people.
When Krampus and Perchten are around at Christmas in Salzburg, all hell breaks loose in the Gnigl district. The rough fellows accompany Saint Nicholas on his way through the Salzburg foothills of the Alps before December 6th.
Discover Graz from a culinary point of view. Culinary lovers love Graz in Styria. Not really a miracle. The capital of Styria calls itself the “capital of pleasure in Austria”. In addition, the city is surrounded by a region of pleasure that is second to none.
You can admire them until the beginning of February, the landscape cribs in the private houses in Ebensee in the Salzkammergut. Then private individuals open their houses to visitors at the Kripperlroas in Ebensee in Upper Austria.
With these Salzburg insider tips you can make your city trip to Salzburg an experience that not everyone has. The Mozart city on the Salzach tells stories. These are varied. Exciting. Entertaining. Exciting. Relaxing. Fascinating. Interesting.
These three pleasure tips for Linz in Upper Austria make a trip to the city on the Danube a varied experience: a boat trip on the Danube, a stroll through the city center and then a Linzer cake in the K. and K. Hofbäckerei.
We are on our way in search of the true story of the Trapp family's escape from the National Socialists, not the Hollywood version of the film "The Sound of Music", which made the family world famous.
During a stroll through Salzburg and a tour through the Salzburger Land, it quickly becomes clear what an important role music and world-famous musicians play in the Austrian city. Again and again you come across names like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert or Johann Michael Haydn.
