Hotel Sacher Salzburg

... trip.  When we got to Linz, we took the much less nauseating train to Salzburg.  Our lodgings are at the Hotel Sacher Salzburg.  It is absolutely divine and feels like it is straight from old-world Europe.  In fact, the hotel opened ...

... taxi collected us and we drove straight to our hotel, over the Staatbrücke (bridge) onto the other side of the river to Hotel Sacher. It was raining, but looked like it would improve. The hotel was lovely. In our room we found our pre-ordered champagne ...

... , the main female singer came off stage and dragged Chris onstage for a dance!!! It was outstanding! Afterwards we headed to the Hotel Sacher for the famous Sachertorte, which was very tasty. Chris and I then went to some of the bars along the river ...

... but to return to Frankfurt. But that was after I had made a quick detour to get a small original chocolate cake (from Hotel Sacher) which the Australian mentioned in the tour bus this morning. Apparently it is very expensive as well. If someone knows it, ...

... of Salzburg was really excellent.   As it was tea time we decided to sit outside by the river in our hotel and have some famous Sacher torte with tea.  The Original Sacher torte was invented in 1832 by the young Franz Sacher for Prince ...

... pruning along is a work of art. From here we made our way down to the Salzach River and had our first of many coffees at the Sacher Hotel (famous for its Sacher Torte's). Was so lovely to sit in the sun and warmth and catch up. We walked across the ...

... rock, quite bizarre, have attached a photo for you. We walked back through the shops past Mozarts birth house again and back to the Sacher hotel for coffee followed by lunch, it was a balmy 28 degrees, so we happily sat outside in the sun. It was ...

... . With raisin bread and milo brought from home by mum to tide us through the morning, it was time to head towards Salzburg! The drive was beautiful. Houses on green plains with mountains and clouds as their backdrop! My dream house location! After about ...

... Eagle's Nest" hideaway.  In reality, the Swiss border is 500 miles away so they took a train. We stopped by the Sacher Hotel and bought a whole Sacher torte to enjoy that night.  It was wonderful.  They had a rather elegant cafe ...

... is only about a 5 minute walk from the heart of everything.  We walked down to the river and had dinner at the Sacher Hotel - yes, another one in Sazburg.  We ate there yesterday in Vienna!  What a neat trip. Attached are some ...

... and we made a quick ice cream stop.  The tour ended at Mirabell Gardens which was very pretty. We made a stop at the Hotel Sacher to buy a famous Sacher Torte.  Our first thought was to have lunch in their cafe overlooking the river but the ...

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... statue plus a few random churches that were in the movie for a second. Overall it was a bit disappointing not seeing the Salzburg amphitheatre where Edelweiss took place. Took a trip up to the Salzburg fortress via a railway similar to the Blue Mountains ...

... I happily consumed Apple Strudel while Josselyn ate the local favorite Sacher Torte. This torte was actually first made in Salzburg at the Sacher Hotel, which we saw at some point during our exploration of the city.   One of my favorite aspects ...

... Honestly, she seemed like a narcissistic (obsessed with beauty and dieting), bipolar, psycho! We had a quick sausage for lunch. Then ... Hotel Sacher for its famous Sacher Torte. Chocolate cake ... slightly dry, covered in chocolate. Very good ... ...

... up more time than expected the plans for the afternoon were mostly scrapped but a decision was made to try to visit the Hotel Sacher, the creators of the original Sacher Torte. Unfortunately the queue was too long so we walked up through Vienna, noticing ...

... night, this one at the Schönbrunn Palace, one of Vienna's two amazing palaces. On that first day we stopped at the renowned Hotel Sacher and the attached Café Sacher, home of the Viennese specialty the Sacher Torte.  This is a chocolate cake and ...

... (what, 2 months ago?), I have: - gone to a ball at the Hofburg Palace - went to the Albertina museum - went to Hotel Sacher and tried the original sachertorte! - been to the Vienna Opera ("Oper") (standing) - visited Prague, Dresden, Leipzig, and ...

... turning to rain we spend the afternoon watching the men's final at Wimbledon and have our final night here having dinner at Hotel Sacher in Stephansplatz on Karnter Strasse. Given what would have been a very long drive to Garmisch tomorrow, I have ...