Schwarzes Rossl Salzburg
Priesterhausgasse 6 Salzburg, Salzburg, Austrian Alps, A-5020, Austria
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Have you seen the scenery?
Today was mostly spent on a train from Vienna to Salzburg via Hallstaat. A few hours on the train, but a lot to look at out the window! Sadly it was a bit cloudy so our photos don't do it justice (google the Salzkammergut region), but there were so many amazing mountains leading right up to still glacier fed lakes. It was just phenomenal, jaw …
The Hills Are Alive With The Sound of Music
Oh yes. We did. But as they say, lets start from the very beggining....
The day started with a walk around the old town of Salsburg. This is a lovely quaint old town built at the foot of a mountain crowned, of course by a beautiful castle. to get to this castle you walk the steep twisty road to the top (25 minute walk) or if you are less …
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Snow & mozart
... look out points scattered along it.
After the disappointment of Venice being such a theme park, the vibrancy of Salzburg was stunning.
The hotel was beautiful, huge room again four poster bed……I like these four poster beds. Big balcony and it was snowing :) Got to be happy with that. We wandered into the old town, felt like Indian so did and even that was great!!!!
At 0800 the next morning, we went ...
Snowy snowy night
... into the mountains it was still snowing, I don't have the words in Australian to describe how amazing the snow is, sitting on trees so heavily that the branches are covered and the tree looks like a sculpture, the little houses are half buried and the tops of the mountains are gone in a misty fog of super light icy cold snow flakes as big as cornflakes. The snow between ...
A dream that will need all the love you can give..
... about making the movie, featuring some of the beautiful Salzburg buildings and heard the true story behind the movie about the von Trapp family singers. As Naomi said at the end of the tour of Julie Andrews, 'what an amazing voice and what an amazing message'. It seemed appropriate that I should have taken the tour this day on what feels like the last day of adventuring with the words 'follow every rainbow till you find your dream' ringing in my ...



