Jewels of Germany & Austria

A VISIT TO THE BIRTHPLACE OF MOZART IS JUST ONE STOP ON THIS MUSICAL TOUR!

Upon arriving in Munich, you and your group will be given a guided tour of the city including the Olympic Stadium, Frauenkirche Cathedral and the Opera House. The second day of your trip will include a stop at the Dachau concentration camp and a tour of Nymphenburg Palace, one-time summer residence of Bavarian Rulers. The journey to Innsbruck will include a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, followed by a tour of the many architectural delights Innsbruck is famous for, such as the Golden Roof and the Hofburg Palace. Then it is on to Salzburg where a guided tour will take you to Mozart's birthplace, Residenz Square, and St. Peter's Monastery. Next you will visit the vast cathedral on Domplatz and Mirabell Garden, followed by a chance to take the funicular 400 feet above the Salzach Valley and River to visit the Hohensalzburg Fortress. The trip to Vienna will offer a stop at the church from the Sound of Music. Once in Vienna, you will tour the famed Schonbrunn Palace — home to Marie Antoinette, Napoleon, and Mozart's concerts — then a guided city tour takes in such sites as the Opera House, and the Spanish Riding School. Your last evening in Vienna will include a visit to Gumpoldskirchen for a sumptuous farewell dinner at a typical Heurigen, before flying home the next day.

THIS TOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Round-trip air transportation
• Breakfast and dinner each day 
• Hotel accommodations at tourist or superior-tourist class hotels
• Air-conditioned, deluxe motorcoach for duration of trip
• Tour escort services for length of trip
• Arrangements for at least two (2) public performances
• Guided City Highlight Tours: Munich, Innsbruck, Salzburg, & Vienna
  
• All sightseeing excursions as described in itinerary
• Visits to: Dachau Concentration Camp & Museum, Nymphenburg Palace, Neuschwanstein Castle, Mozart's Birthplace, Mirabell Gardens, Hohensalzburg Fortress & Funicular, Schonbrunn Palace, Central Cemetery, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and a Gumpoldskirchen Heurigen