10 Lakes from Salzburg

Join us for an informative session and experience the convenience of rental bicycles. Explore the renowned shopping haven, Getreidegasse, take a leisurely stroll across the majestic Residenzplatz or indulge in a visit to Hangar 7.

Racing enthusiasts and devoted Max Verstappen fans will be thrilled by the extraordinary display at this airport hangar, featuring an array of historic aircraft, helicopters, and Formula 1 racing cars. It proudly stands as the home base for the Flying Bulls, a distinguished private jet fleet located in Salzburg. Hangar-7, generously owned by Red Bull visionary Dietrich Mateschitz, welcomes you with open doors and free entry.

Today, you will cycle along the Salzach to Oberndorf (birthplace of the Christmas carol "Silent Night"), Arnsdorf (the “Silent Night” Museum), Michaelbeuern (abbey), and further on into the Lake Trumer Seen country (Lake Obertrum, Lake Mattsee, Lake Grabensee) and partly also to Lake Wallersee. A shorter, direct version is also possible!

On the third day, the tour will take you through the nature reserve of the Egelseen lakes to Schleedorf. Later, you will continue to the idyllic Lake Irrsee. Overnight stay in Mondsee (castle, smokehouse).

The day begins with a boat trip to Attersee for arrivals in July and August, in the other months you cycle along Lake Attersee. Afterwards, you will cycle through the Aurachtal valley to Lake Traunsee with Gmunden (castle Orth, ceramics factory), Altmünster (bicycle museum), and Traunkirchen ("Fishermen’s Pulpit").

By train, you will go from Lake Traunsee up to Obertraun at Lake Hallstatt (Dachstein mountainous ice caves). Later, you will continue along the lake to Hallstatt ("the loveliest lakeside location in the world", the oldest salt mine). Your today’s destination is Bad Goisern or one of the neighbouring towns.

Embark on an unforgettable cycling expedition that takes you through a series of remarkable landmarks and natural wonders. Starting from Bad Ischl, where you can explore the opulent Emperor's Park, the stately Emperor's Villa, and even indulge in a visit to Empress Sissi's charming Teahouse, your journey will be steeped in historical grandeur.

Following the meandering path of the Ischler Ache River, your route will lead you to the captivating shores of Lake Wolfgangsee. En route, you'll traverse captivating locales including St. Wolfgang, famous for its White Horse Inn, captivating parish church, and the cog railway that ascends the majestic Schafberg.

Your adventure continues through the charming town of Strobl, offering its own unique allure. Passing by the tranquil Lake Abersee, don't miss the opportunity to explore the captivating Zinkenbachklamm gorge, a true natural wonder.

Finally, your cycling expedition culminates in the charming village of St. Gilgen, often referred to as the "Mozart village" due to its historical association with the legendary composer. This village, situated on the serene shores of Lake Wolfgangsee, promises a picturesque finale to your journey.

Your journey continues as you follow the designated cycle route to St. Gilgen, often referred to as the charming "Mozart Village." From there, the path leads you to the mesmerizing Fuschlsee, a deep blue jewel that graces your route. Passing the serene Lake Hintersee and the awe-inspiring Strubklamm Gorge, you'll then venture into the enchanting Wiestal Valley, where a striking dam awaits.

As you traverse the captivating Glasenbachklamm, you'll soon find yourself in the picturesque Salzachtal Valley. Just before arriving in Salzburg, take advantage of the opportunity to explore the magnificent Schloss Hellbrunn, a castle known for its expansive park, captivating zoo, and playful water games.

Your ultimate destination is the festival and Mozart city of Salzburg, renowned for its rich history and cultural attractions. Don't miss the chance to explore the iconic fortress and the charming old town.

After breakfast, you check out of the hotel or book extra nights in Salzburg.