Vienna, Salzburg & The Austrian Alps at Christmas

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Enjoy the festive delights of charming Salzburg

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2019 Tour code: AEX20

About the tour

This twin centre Christmas rail holiday gives you the opportunity to experience the festive delights of charming Salzburg, as well as enjoying the musical and cultural delights of elegant Vienna.

Highlights

Vienna including a guided tour
Salzburg including a guided tour
Christmas Day evening concert in the Marble Hall of the Mirabell Palace in Salzburg
Free time in Vienna
Salzburg Christmas Market
Excursion to the Austrian Lake District

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What’s included

Transportation
- First Class Rail
- Eurostar Standard Premier
Accommodation
- 4* Hotel Accommodation
- 8 nights' hotel accommodation
- 1 outbound overnight stay in Nuremberg, 2 nights at the 4-Star Hotel Imperial Riding School Renaissance in Vienna, 3 nights at the 4-Star Wyndham Grand Hotel Salzburg in Salzburg, and 1 inbound overnight stay in Cologne
Luggage
- Selected Porterage
Excursions & Entertainment
- UK Tour Manager from start to finish
- Exclusive meeting point at our dedicated Departure Office in St Pancras
Food & Drinks
- 14 meals including 7 breakfasts and 5 dinners
- Christmas Eve gala dinner
- Meals on the Eurostar
What’s not included
- Cancellation & Travel Insurance is not included in the price of the tour but can be arranged

Hotels

Wyndham Grand Salzburg

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Imperial Riding School Renaissance Hotel, Vienna

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Train

Eurostar

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