Hallstatt
Hallstatt, Upper Austria is a village in the Salzkammergut, a region in Austria. It is located near the Hallstättersee (a lake). At the 2001 census it had 946 inhabitants.
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Hallstatt Private Tour from Salzburg
Since this half‐day tour is private, your itinerary can be customized more closely to your interests, if you choose. Feel free to mention to your guide where you’d like to focus your time. Your excursion will begin with pickup from your Salzburg hotel. Hop aboard your private coach and begin your journey to the UNESCO‐listed village of Hallstatt. Along the way, soak up views of the famed Alpine peak of the Dachstein, towering 9,826 feet (2,995 meters) from the ground. Arrive in Hallstatt, an area dating back to prehistoric times and renowned for its long history of salt production. Here, coordinate your itinerary with your guide and then venture out independently for 30 minutes if you choose. Check out the Mühlbach Waterfall and sail across the lake on a scenic boat ride (own expense). You can also opt to travel up the mountain by train to see the world's oldest salt mine (admission at own expense), taking in views of the town stretched out below. Or stroll along Lake Hallstatt and sightsee from the crisp blue water. Stop to examine the village’s unique Beinhaus (Bone House), a collection of 1,200 decorated human skulls. Learn how corpses were exhumed and the skulls were painted to preserve the memory of the deceased when the village ran out of burial grounds in the 18th century. After five hours exploring Austria's scenic Lake District, your private tour will conclude with drop‐off back at your Salzburg hotel.
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Hallstatt — Private Half‐Day Tour
This Hallstatt — Private Half‐Day Tour starts in Salzburg and takes you to the picturesque and world‐famous lake side village Hallstatt. Enjoy breathtaking views at the "Pearl of the Salzkammergut".
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Hallstatt Private Tour From Salzburg
It can take over two hours to get to the lakeside village of Hallstatt from Salzburg by train. Save yourself time and hassle, and get the most out of your day trip by booking a tour with a private guide. Your guide takes you in a comfortable vehicle to the highlights of the Salzkammergut region, including Wolfgang Lake, St. Gilgen, and Hallstatt—with plenty of great photo stops throughout.
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Transfer from Bled to Hallstatt
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Hallstatt Day Trip from Vienna
After pickup from selected central Vienna hotels or Vienna State Opera, it’s a scenic 3.5‐hour coach ride to Hallstatt and its crystal‐clear lake. Start your visit with a guided walking tour, learning about the town’s 7,000 years of history and the salt mines that made the region rich. In summer, follow this with a boat ride across the lake—a perfect opportunity to capture pictures of the town framed by mountains. In winter, visit the Hallstatt Ossuary, home to 1,200 human skulls dating back as far as the 12th century, many hand‐painted and arranged in family groups. There’s free time to explore and grab some lunch at one of Hallstatt’s restaurants and cafés (own expense) before returning to your hotel or the opera house.
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Hallstatt and The Eagle's Nest
UNESCO–listed Hallstatt and the Eagles’ Nest are widely considered among the Bavarian Alps’ top attractions, but organizing admission fees and transportation to visit independently takes time. On this tour, begin with pickup at your Salzburg hotel and reach both sites in one day by private vehicle. Explore Charnel House, Fuschl Castle, St. Gilgen Mozartplatz, and more with your guide, and enjoy panoramic views over the Bavarian and Austrian Alps.
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Hallstatt & The Hills are Alive
Avoid crowded group tours and maximize your time with this combination private tour that takes you to Salzburg's The Sound of Music locations, as well as the picturesque UNESCO World Heritage‐listed town of Hallstatt and the Lake District.
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Majestic Walking Tour of Hallstatt
Embark on a walking tour through Hallstatt, Austria, and become the hero of your own journey. Wander the historic Marktplatz, uncover treasures at the Hallstatt Museum, and gaze as the Alpine vistas unfold before you. This tour isn’t just a walk through a town; it’s a stroll through history, where every cobblestone and corner tells a story of culture and heritage. Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the Evangelische Pfarrkirche and the mystic allure of the Pfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt. Let Hallstatt captivate your heart with its enchanting landscapes and profound history, making for an unforgettable adventure.
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Special Christmas Tour Around Hallstatt
Discover the magic of Hallstatt this holiday season on our tour. Stroll through the charming Marktplatz adorned with festive lights and seasonal decor, making every corner picture‐perfect. Visit the serene Lutheran Church, where tranquil holiday music fills the air. Marvel at the Pfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt, dramatically perched to offer breathtaking views of the snowy town. Don’t miss the enchanting Michaelskapelle, a historical gem that comes alive with Christmas spirit. This walking tour transforms you into the star of a timeless holiday story, set in one of Austria’s most picturesque villages. Experience Hallstatt’s Christmas magic firsthand—where every step unveils a scene from a winter fairy tale.
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Hallstatt day trip from Vienna
Join a tour to Salzkammergut, known for its crystal‐clear lakes and majestic mountains and take a walk through 7000‐year‐old Hallstatt.This tour will take you to Salzkammergut, a region known for its scenic lakes and mountains. Visit Hallstatt, the World Heritage town with its idyllic location next to Hallstätter lake! Learn more about the town’s development on a 40‐minute walking tour. Hear about its salt deposits and the unique collection of hand‐painted skulls.The tour continues with a boat ride (only available in summer months), after which you have some free time (approx. 90 minutes) to spend independently.
